Lav's Music Corner

5.  Gold Coast  - Moses Sumney Moses Sumney's immense talent has persisted through basically everything he's ever done. That's why it's nos surprise that he once again delivered a hit on a second consecutive single. With  Gold Coast  he dials things back a bit with a near whispered tenor met by some fluttering strings. But underneath it all the track is still a beautiful, swaying and irresistibly elegant R&B jam.  Listen 4.  Electra  - Public Service Broadcasting The incredibly strange career of Public Service Broadcasting has taken the sample-driven and largely instrumental rock outfit to all kinds of strange places. But this time they're going back to something we all know they can do well, a song about a plane. Much like one of their breakthrough tunes  Spitfire ,  Electra  is a beautiful and fittingly soaring tribute to aircraft that comes with all their emotional instrumental poise and perfectly selected samples.  Listen 3....

The five must hear singles of the week: 5. Blue Heaven  - Public Service Broadcasting (Feat. Andreya Casablanca) The longtime instrumental rock band are returning next month for their first new album in three years and this single further displays the change of sound they set up with the lead single earlier this year. Gone is the sample heavy mostly instrumental rock palette as this is the second single to features a guest vocalist who handles much of the track. The track has an almost dance pop like flare but with the crescendos the band have always been known for worked into the mix for a quite triumphant finale.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv2CGLIj0t0 4. In Blur  - Deafheaven Deafheaven continue to embrace their shoegaze and dream pop side on a fittingly blurry third single just two weeks before their highly anticipated new album. While the change in vocal style has certainly been a controversial once amongst fans the heavy walls of sound and blistering instrument...