I’ll Die For You by the new to me Texas Two is a short blast of fuzzy indiepop that just runs slighty longer than Primal Scream’s Velocity Girl. The label mentions that the band are “An introverted grind-pop band inspired … Continue reading Texas Two – I’ll Die For You
Dust hail from Ngawi, East Java comprising of Derry Cahyo Nugroho (vocal/guitar), Syahrizal Ramadhan (Guitar), Delta Eka Wardana V (Bass) and Hafizh Husaint (Drums). Their debut EP I hate Dust has just been released and it comprises of lovely, yet … Continue reading Dust – I Hate Dust
Here is a companion playlist to yesterdays sampler featuring ten tracks falling under the post-punk genre. Some great stuff here if you like this sort of music. Hungarian band Post Analog Disorder are one of my finds of the year … Continue reading In My Flesh – A Post Punk Playlist
So the weeks are rushing by once more and is it really that long since I updated the blog? Blimey. Here is a playlist rounding up tracks from the past few weeks. If you do not have Spotify links to … Continue reading The “Better Things To Do” Sampler
Float is the title track of the forthcoming album from French shoegaze project Callière. As the title suggests it’s a hazy, sometimes droning track, resplendent with that fuzzy, reverb laden, shoegazing guitar sound with vocals that weave inside and out. … Continue reading Callière – Float
This week’s pack of three features recent album releases from Matinee Recordings. All three albums can be purchased from the Matinee Recordings Shop. Bubblegum Lemonade – Lawrence of Suburbia The sixth album from the Scottish band features their trademark blend … Continue reading Something For The Weekend? Matinee Recordings
The projects of Joel Carr seem to change their names as regularly as the music they release! I recently noticed New Labour has become the June Movement whilst Bedroom Holiday are now known as Treechangers. But what’s in a name … Continue reading Treechangers – Tasmania
The new single from the Gold Coast based Dream Pop is, as the band name suggests, a dreamy affair. The vocals take influences from the 1960’s girl band sound whilst musically its a heavenly affair. The vocals that make the track though and they sadly give way to the fade out far too soon. Sometimes less is more isn’t quite right but I will take what is on offer when it’s as good as this. Try can be purchased here. Continue reading Dream Pop – Try
It seems the world and his wife have quite rightly finally fallen for Manchester’s Autocamper thanks to their latest single Summertime. Whilst they declare “not twee, not anorak, not lucky, just pop” on their Bandcamp page, components of all those … Continue reading Autocamper – Summertime
Here is a track that has been out for a few months but has only just caught may ear. Rosary Job by the (I presume) Oxnard based Boy/Girl appears on the Pleasant Valley Records Neighborhood Watch Volume 2 compilation. It … Continue reading Boy/Girl – Rosary Job
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