Eternal Sunday presents Snack Bar, the sixth single by NiñodeFuego. As with the four previous releases, the song is sung in English and the production is electronic and minimalistic. The single features two versions of the title track. NiñodeFuego – Snack Bar on iTunes Preview NiñodeFuego […]
Eternal Sunday presents Canal Pop‘s new single, a cover of the Pet Shop Boys classic “How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?”. The track was featured in 2016 in the compilation Prism, a tribute to Pet Shop Boys released by the German music portal Electrozombies (containing songs performed by some of the best artists […]
Eternal Sunday presents Joyride, DJ and producer Emaxx Cost’s third electronic music release on the label. It features two “progressive tech house” (in the words of the artist) tracks, influenced by Bulgarian and Middle- East music, “Joyride” and “Bpeme”. Get Emaxx Cost – Joyride on iTunes store […]
Eternal Sunday presents Headlights, the third studio album (containing original songs) by the powerpop band The Kavanaghs from Rosario, Argentina. The band has gone trough some changes since Love Conquers Pain, from 2011. Singer/ guitar player Alejandro Pin is gone, so drummer Seba Cairo took his place at the guitar and new member Franco Barbieri […]
Eternal Sunday presents Love Conquers Pain Live, the album that captures the magical night (September 19, 2011) in which The Kavanaghs performed at the Sala Lavarden theatre in their home city, Rosario, Argentina, to present their newest album, Love Conquers Pain. The recording shows the band playing at it best for their own public. The album […]
Eternal Sunday presents Falling, a single by Plastic Orgasm People, (Emiliano Canal’s first band with singer Alejandro Marino, before starting Canal Pop). The song was originally recorded in 1996 along with other two songs, “The Collective Song” and “Let It Rain”, but for some reason these two made it into the band’s debut EP, The […]
Eternal Sunday presents a new single by Softcore Express, the label exclusive tribute and covers makers. This time it is an amazing rendition of the Kraftwerk song “Neon Lights”, originally released by the German electronic music pioneer group in 1978 as part of their Man Machine album (and covered many times by electropop artists like […]
Eternal Sunday presents Tridimensional, the third album by the electronic rock band Freak Y Los Ali3nados, in which they continue developing their unique style that combines a rock sound with electronic elements and lyrics (in Spanish now) with social content that include mythological references. The album contains 11 tracks and a remix of the song […]
