Baxter Dury has announced details of his new album Prince of Tears, to be released on 27th October via his new label Heavenly Recordings – available on vinyl, CD and digital download. To coincide, he has shared the new video for Miami, the album’s opening track and portal into his hazy, anti-wonderland. We are guided by Miami himself; a foul-mouthed and cocksure character created by … Continue reading Baxter Dury – Miami
Playing a stripped back and primitive style of rock n roll, with influences from acts such as Modern Lovers, The Clean, Violent Femmes and The Velvet Underground, Falmouth based Holiday Ghosts are releasing their debut self-titled LP on 22nd September via PNKSLM Recordings. Quiet Carriage is the second single from it, and you can stream it below. Continue reading Holiday Ghosts – Quiet Carriage
Taking cues from some of the city’s finest from the Velvets to Television to the Strokes, NY boy/girl duo QTY are picking up a lot of love at the moment and have released a video for a new song Dress/Undress. Watch it here. Continue reading MM Shirts 969: QTY
Brooklyn post-punk duo NØMADS have released their August single Phasmophøbia (the fear of ghosts or the paranormal). The band is in the midst of their conceptual Phøbiac project, wherein they release a new song about clinical phobia-based fears. The project is going to be split into two EP’s, Phøbiac Part 1, which’ll be out in October, with Part 2 to follow in early 2018. Featuring swirling, … Continue reading NØMADS – Phasmophøbia
Metz – Mess Of Wires Ornament – It Must Be The Season Jack Cooper – A Net S. Carey – Brassy Sun Weaves – Walkaway together PANGEA – Sippy Cup Public Access T.V. – Feeling It Out Chelsea Wolfe – Offering American Anymen – Flag Burner Continue reading Nine Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
We’ve loved both the tracks we’ve heard so far from Aussie five piece Beaches forthcoming double album Second Of Spring (out 8th September). The third single to be shared is Arrow, possibly the most infectious yet with a huge riff lifted heavenward by massed guitars, layered vocals and driving percussion, and not only that, there’s a great video to watch too. Filmed by Beaches’ own Antonia Sellback, … Continue reading More From Beaches
We are completing a trio of Americana themed posts today with Bay Area bluesman Blind Lemon Pledge whose love of pre-WWII Country Blues imbues his compositions with an whimsical, old-time flavour. Haunting, sombre tracks like The Hills Of West Virginia feel like a precursor to freewheeling-era Dylan / stripped down Springsteen. Have a listen. Continue reading MM Shorts 968: Blind Lemon Pledge
We’ve already shared tracks from Micah P. Hinson’s new album The Holy Strangers, but nothing that compares with this! Micah Book One, is the centrepiece of the record and at almost 8 minutes long, finds our man reading from the chapter of the same name. A sparse, compelling and sometimes downright uncomfortable tale of gluttony and religion wrapped up in almost apocalyptic despondency. Listen below and … Continue reading Micah P Hinson – Micah Book One
Full of wild west thrills and chills, new EP The Phantom and The Black Crow is the journey of Wild the Coyote, a dark, folk-rock storyteller and performer from the small country town of Templeton, on California’s coast. Check out a couple of tracks from it, The River and The Hollow Woods. Continue reading MM Shorts 967: Wild The Coyote
Soft Fangs is the musical project of Brooklyn-based songwriter, John Lutkevich. We’ve featured him a couple of times, but never with a tune as good as this one. Honey Colony drips around the ears in a completely beguiling and seductive manner, melding the story of a bee with that of a workaholic. It is taken from forthcoming album Fractures (out on the 1st September). Influences like … Continue reading Soft Fangs – Honey Colony
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