I can’t say I was too keen on February’s Buttercup single from Austin’s Glaze which left me somewhat non-plussed with it’s alt-rock meets baggy stance. That said I gave Wave Runner a listen and I am glad I did as … Continue reading Glaze – Wave Runner
My attention was grabbed straight away at the beginning of this track with it’s Future Sound Of London/Deep Forest sampling meeting the Cocteau Twins vibe. The song then leads us down an ethereal shoegaze path with snippets of the aforementioned … Continue reading Slo Moon – Please Don’t Wake Me, I’m Dreaming
A right mix bag this month featuring tracks culled from indiepop, alt-rock, noise pop, dreampop and post-punk releases from over the last month or so. As ever, enjoy! Track list: Robert Sekula – Pamela Dummy – Mono Retriever Detects – … Continue reading Records I Like Mix June 2022
Hot Car is the latest single (I make that four so far) to be taken from Why Bonnie’s forthcoming album 90 In November which is due for release in mid August. It’s a gentle but darker track. The band write … Continue reading Why Bonnie – Hot Car
This weeks pack of three features three new singles from acts around the globe. Auld Spells – Bought and Sold The new single from Edinburgh’s Auld Spells sees them venting their spleen about the short term greed of those who … Continue reading Something For The Weekend? Three New Singles
Dummy follow last years Mandatory Enjoyment long player with a new single recorded for the Sub Pop Records Singles Club. Mono Retriever is a full on romp through krautrock, drone and psych tinged synth-pop that answers to the call of … Continue reading Dummy – Mono Retriever
The Age of Colored Lizards – Sirens I am not sure if I said it before but at times Norwegians The Age of Colored Lizards sound like their fellow Scandinavians, the Swedish outfit Easy. So much so that new track … Continue reading Small Talk….
I am sure I am not the only one who has been greatly impressed with Atmos Bloom’s 2022 efforts to date. The new single Time is no exception. Whilst it’s does not grab you instantly in the same way as … Continue reading Atmos Bloom – Time
It’s an extended jubilee bank holiday in the UK and to be honest I couldn’t give a toss about the Royal family in a Britain that seems to be hurtling back to the 1950’s at an alarming rate. I mean … Continue reading The F*ck The Jubilee Sampler
Australian shoegazers Flyying Colours will see their first two EPs reissued on vinyl this summer. Their 2013 self titled debut EP and 2015s ROYGBIV have been long sold out in a physical format and if you have been itching to … Continue reading Flyying Colours – Wavygravy
