K. Campbell – Chords Come Easy/Static Threads
It was one of the excellent shows from Emmas House Music that put me onto K. Campbell and his excellent Head’s Up single from February this year. Campbell has now … Continue reading
Fresh – Cinema Woes
Cinema Woes was recorded at the same time as Fresh were recording their debut album Withdraw which was released back in June. It’s short, sharp pop-punk tune with an energetic … Continue reading
Rei Clone – Heaven Is Eternity
Texas based Rei Clone’s take on shoegaze is generally a noisy affair. This was demonstrated on a couple of the singles leading into their debut album Greetings From Somewhere which … Continue reading
Iris – Clementine
Clementine is the first we have heard from Canadians Iris for well over a year and it is also the first single to be taken from their forthcoming debut album … Continue reading
Terry vs. Tori – Keepsake Box
The latest single from Sevilla’s Terry vs. Tori is, if I have kept count correctly, the 5th single to be taken from the band’s forthcoming debut album provisionally entitled Heathers. … Continue reading
Records I Like Mix November 2019
Another collection of tracks released in the past month or so featuring the usual mix of indiepop, janglepop, shoegaze and with some power pop, noisepop and just some noise thrown … Continue reading
Lebend – Hologram
Spanish band Lebend follow up last May’s excellent By Your Side single with the cinematic sounding Hologram. It’s a luscious, sweeping track that invokes the images of wide open spaces, … Continue reading
Post Punk Tuesday
Human Program – Moons At The Gate Minimal synths crossed with some Peter Hook style bass riffs opens this EP in the shape of V1. Sounding like long lost outtakes … Continue reading
The Angel Makers – Too Late
A new track from Colchester’s The Angel Makers which may or may not appear on their forthcoming new EP Little Deaths. It’s an upbeat track with programmed beats driving the … Continue reading
Luby Sparks – Somewhere (Robin Guthrie Remix)
I must admit that the original version of Somewhere by Tokyo based Luby Sparks, which was released last month, did not do much for these ears. However I noticed it … Continue reading
