Psychobaby are a garage-punk band from Brooklyn. Baby is a catchy, slightly sinister slab of alt-rock that is taken from their upcoming EP Rough Start. 100 Posts in 100 Hours is a series rounding up the best of our inbox from the tail end of 2015. Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 94 – Psychobaby
Scott Liss is a singer-songwriter who grew up in NY, and at various times has lived and played music in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Asbury Park, NJ. He has most recently relocated to Los Angeles, CA. Taking influences from Nick Drake to Radiohead, his sound is probably best termed as alternative psychedelic folk. His third record, Modern Isolation, is just out on his label, NightOnlyVisual Records, on January 12th, and … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 93 – Scott Liss
Canadian four-piece Folly & The Hunter have shared their new single Arrow – out 22nd Jan via Outside Music/Proper. Taken from their forthcoming album Awake (out 18th March), Arrow “is about acknowledging mistakes, accepting the mis-steps that have lead you astray, and moving forward since you know that you can’t go back. It is an admission of failure, an exercise in letting go.” It is … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 92 – Folly & The Hunter
Tall Grass, is the first single from the almost completed album by Minneapolis foursome The Chambermaids, will be released on Old Blackberry Way/Guilt Ridden Pop. A beguiling mix of dream pop and noise rock, the result is a dreamy and expansive take on reverb-soaked minimalism. Have a listen. 100 Posts in 100 Hours is a series rounding up the best of our inbox from the tail … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 91 – The Chambermaids
Philadelphia-based post-punk band The Silence Kit have shared a new single. Undercurrents of classic bands like The Psychedelic Furs, Sonic Youth, The Cure, The Chameleons and Echo and the Funnymen, can be heard in Supermarket, the latest from their semi-monthly singles series. With a swirling, textured depth, and anchored by a solid backbeat, a driving riff, and a catchy vocal melody, it has much to commend it. Listen below, or grab from Bandcamp. … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 90 – The Silence Kit
They say youth is wasted on the young. It’s something Walter, the late grandfather of guitar-wielding and song-writing troubadour of Manchester based Laurie Hulme, would probably have agreed with. As nom-de-plume Songs For Walter, Laurie’s eponymous debut album is a record that’s as much a brutally honest tribute to the legacy of Walter, as it is a stirring portrayal of Songs For Walter himself. The … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 89 – Songs For Walter
Part of a burgeoning Irish scene that continues to spawn young and seemingly brilliant, vital bands, psych-rockers Altered Hours may well take their place on a wider scale with latest release Silver Leather. It is taken from upcoming debut album In Heat Not Sorry which is out on the 29th January. Melodic, abrasive, dual girl-boy vocals, a Sonic Youth and White Heat-era Velvets approach to atmospherics, guitar … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 88 – Altered Hours
The recently reformed End Of Love’s music reflects their love of straight up Big Star influenced pop songs, the alt-country feel of bands like Uncle Tupelo and the art rock/noise elements practiced by Sonic Youth and others. Their new album Ghosts on the Radio incorporates all of these elements and features a number of notable appearances from friends and guests like Nels Cline of Wilco, Lee Ranaldo of … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 87 – End Of Love
Like a box of your favourite dog-eared records somehow got loaded into a cracked jukebox in some dusty Outback bar. indie rockers, The Albino Eyes’ defiantly catchy eighteen track self portrait Buchowski Kiss, is the follow up to their 2013 debut album. Listen to Southern Cross, their introspective take on life in Australia. 100 Posts in 100 Hours is a series rounding up the best of … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 86 – The Albino Eyes
Louisville, KY trio Murals write record and live in a house on a hill in the not so swank part of town – the type of place that acid trips and all day jam sessions go hand in hand. The results are an ever present body of slow churning psychedelic folk that wouldn’t be so surprising in your hippie dad’s record collection or buried deep … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 85 – Murals
The Mad Mackerel 