Pale Spectres – Helen Of Troy
Classic sounding indiepop from Paris. Out now on Spanish label Little Treasure Records. Homepage Continue reading Pale Spectres – Helen Of Troy
Classic sounding indiepop from Paris. Out now on Spanish label Little Treasure Records. Homepage Continue reading Pale Spectres – Helen Of Troy
With a name like that you may be able to guess that Washington’s Beach Vacation are heavily influenced by The Captured Tracks label. For example I can hear plenty of Craft Spells mixed through the bands sound. The EP is download only at present but a CD version will be coming our way soon via Dufflecoat Records. Continue reading Beach Vacation – Maritime EP
The third single from Dublin’s excellent September Girls. It’s out now on Art For The Blind. Their bandcamp page is here. Facebook Continue reading September Girls – Talking EP
Ex Joy Division/New Order bassist Peter Hook teams up with French House outfit Nova Nova. Out on 9th April on Atal Music. Apparently there is a 16 minute version somewhere too! Continue reading Nova Nova & Peter Hook – Love Ends
Buy from Zoo Music or Pebble Records (UK) Homepage Continue reading Virals – Strange Fruit EP
The debut single by The Choo Choo Trains is out now on Manic Pop! Records. Homepage Continue reading The Choo Choo Trains – I Choo-Choo-Choose You
Next month sees the release of The Fireworks debut EP on Shelflife Records which echoes to the sound of mid eighties UK indie bands such as The Shop Assistants, Fizzbombs or what was happening on the Subway Organisation label at the time. You can also download their Dandelion Radio session for free from bandcamp Continue reading The Fireworks – Higher and Higher
Their first new track since last years debut EP. Homepage Continue reading The Tuts – Tut Tut Tut
They dumped the “We’re British” part of their name but thankfully not the good tuneage. A taster for their forthcoming debut album “Say It” Homepage Continue reading Just Handshakes – London Bound
This Bournemouth duo make smart catchy indiepop songs. Facebook Page Continue reading The Death Of Pop