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Shaun W. Detroit
Shaun W. (fka Matilda) is meant to be more of a musical documentation of life events rather than a marketable musical cash
cow.
It is the mostly solo, ever changing, ongoing musical project of Shaun Wisniewski.
Songs are mostly folk-y and noisy. They also have flourishes of electronic beats, sound collage, and synth. For the most part the songs are poorly produced, and that’s fine.
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Shaun W. recommends:
Withdrawel Shirt
by The Dead People
Abrasive & bratty. Sweet, yet sour. Sometimes a 2piece and sometimes 4. The Dead People make thrash-pop happen like no one else. "Withdrawel Shirt" will have you humming their melodies days later.
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God Sags His Pants is a musical collective formerly based in Detroit, & now Seattle. DIY at its finest, the artists craft weird-o fuzz-folk, dark & melodic post-rock, & math-y punk rock.
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The Ones That Got Away: Volume One
by The Burning Hell
The great white North should be proud to call The Burning Hell a child of hers. This band out of Canada has the stuff to make home-made folk-pop music fun, honest, depressing, and wonderful again.
go to albumIf you like Shaun W., you may also like:
Phantom Letters
by Annique Monet
Post-Worthless, Annique Monet makes solo LP of magical, psychedelic pop songs that drift in and out of consciousness.
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The Boston lo-fi psych-pop artist goes full dark synth on this immersive and catchy new release.
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Constant Smiles write ghostly songs, where haunting vocals are wreathed in fog and float over melancholy guitars.
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