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Club Kuru - Film Credits
Club Kuru
Film Credits
Sounds like: Gold Celeste, BOYO, Vinyl Williams
Club Kuru's single, "Film Credits," is an orchestral, electro indie pop gem with tasteful tinges of psych.The composition emits musings of eloquent ar...
Club Kuru - Cherry Bloom
Club Kuru
Cherry Bloom
Sounds like: Gold Celeste, BOYO, Vinyl Williams
Club Kuru's single "Cherry Bloom" is a lushly filled psych pop landscape adorned with floral sprinklings. This densely packed track comes fully loade...
Club Kuru - 49 Years
Club Kuru
49 Years
Sounds like: Khruangbin, Mocky, Maribou State
To add to the exciting wave of blues rock being released at present, Club Kuru pull through with a proper thumper in the form of "49 Years." Slap this...
Club Kuru - Tonight
Club Kuru
Tonight
Sounds like: Foxygen, Jungle, Tame Impala
Yep, it's me again. Back with another Club Kuru single. No surprises there, right? I've been a sucker for this band for some time now, and their rece...
Club Kuru - Not For Me
Club Kuru
Not For Me
Hi all, I'm back from my annual vacation! Naturally 10 days away meant a heck of a lot of new music piling up. Some of it was decent, and some of it w...
Club Kuru - You Don't Know
Club Kuru
You Don't Know
Sounds like: AQUILO, SEOUL, The Neighbourhood
It's Turkey day over in the States, which probably means people aren't going to be too active today. Or tomorrow, for that matter. As such, Club Kuru...
Club Kuru - Layla
Club Kuru
Layla
Sounds like: Jack Garret, River Tiber, Honne
I've been enjoying River Tiber and Club Kuru, back to back, side by side, for the past week or so (meaning I repeat their tracks 20 times a day instea...
Club Kuru - Loot
Club Kuru
Loot
Sounds like: Alt-J, Wild Beasts, FYFE
Back in December I picked up on a track called "Seesaw" by London-based artist Club Kuru. In light of that, I'm stoked to bring you the premiere of hi...
Club Kuru - Seesaw
Club Kuru
Seesaw
Sounds like: FYFE, Olivver, We The Wild
I've been sitting on this track for what seems like months now, but given that the general slowness of Sundays has been compounded by the Christmas ho...