Continuing the series of posting albums and/or EPs as and when they are released (or usually a bit after!) as a follow up to the initial new tracks/singles posts posted on this blog. Sample the release via the You Tube … Continue reading Recommended Releases 09/05/2022
Wow. The music keeps on coming. Another ten tracks for your listening pleasure. Here is the Playlist: or listen on YouTube Track Listing: Peaness – Worry Worry is the second single to be taken from the forthcoming long player World … Continue reading The Sunday Saunter Sampler
Over halfway through the first month of the new year already so best let’s catch up with some new tracks from Japan, Denmark, France, Australia, Brazil, the States and ol’ Blighty of course. Here is the Playlist: or listen on … Continue reading The Thursday Sampler
Peaness return with a new single in the shape of What’s The Use? It’s an addictive indiepop track thanks to the chorus as well as the thriving guitar and bass. The song deals with mental health issues but does not … Continue reading Peaness – What’s The Use?
The new single from Chester’s Peaness features post-punk guitar hooks, dominant female vocals, a catchy chorus and lyrics to emphasise with. Kaizen is Japanese for the phrase “change for the good” and giving this track a spin or two means you are on the right path. And robot artwork too! Homepage Continue reading Peaness – Kaizen
This week’s pack of three focuses on three forthcoming releases to keep an ear out for. Peaness – Seafoam Islands The flip side of the new single due for release at the end of this month on Oddbox Records. I did not hear much from Peaness in 2016 but they are off to a cracking start in 2017. Is it garage? Is it rock? Is it indie? Who cares because it is perfect pop to these ears. The limited 7″ single has now sold out of it’s pre-orders but keep an eye on their Bandcamp page in case any more … Continue reading Something For The Weekend? Forthcoming Releases
2015 was the year I listened to the shoegaze and post punk revivalists in earnest. Club AC30 and Manic Depression Records both deserve a mention alongside the usual cohorts of Dufflecoat Records and Oddbox Records who delivered their signature brand of indiepop, diy and noise pop. I also started listening to full albums again with efforts from The Chills, Beirut and Robert Forster being high on the recommended list. I am still catching up with my backlog though and being heavily played these past few weeks are the likes of Appendixes and Tomiji. So without further ado here is my … Continue reading Records I Like Top 10 2015
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