As the legend goes, halfsour started out as a Guided By Voices cover band but now boast a much harder edge to their sound. Later this month they will release their debut album titled tuesday night live. it is an album where the songs are generally short and punchy – only a few times do they pass the three-minute mark – blasting you with catchy … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 28 – Halfsour
Taking their cues from bands such as The Black Lips and Fidlar, London-based garage-punk three-piece Virgin Kids play frenetically energised rock‘n’roll that draws from sources such as post-punk and the ’70s West Coast. Their debut album Greasewheel is due in March, and the lead single from it is the scrappy swagger of Cracks In A Colour. Stream it here. 100 Posts in 100 Hours … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 27 – Virgin Kids
The Casket Girls is a three-piece band hailing from Savannah, GA. Comprised of Ryan Graveface (Black Moth Super Rainbow, The Marshmallow Ghosts, Dreamend), who writes and plays all the song structures and Elsa and Phaedra Greene, who write and perform all of the vocals. The Casket Girls happened – as most things do – by accident. Ryan was visiting his future home, and in walking … Continue reading 100 Songs in 100 Hours: 26 – Casket Girls
NightOwl is heavily influenced by rock bands, such as The Doors, The Black Keys, and The Rolling Stones. Suffused with a bluesy undertone, Stripped To The Core captures these classic influences as well the playful, adventurous spirit of California to create a rollicking modern day rock’n’roll song. 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: 24 – NightOwl
This is the debut single from Manchester’s False Nines. Can’t Afford To Wonder is an infectiously energetic slice of indie-pop boosted by a swoopingly harmonic middle-eight and a rambunctious driving rhythm. 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: 23 – False Nines
Tangerines are a London-based quartet who deal in chugging guitar lines straight from 77 era Talking Heads, accompanied by frontman Gareth Hoskins’ signature drawl of direct and often intrusive lyricisms. Skin Dives is a brilliantly uncomplicated and catchy example of what they are capable of… 100 Posts in 100 Hours is a series rounding up the best of our inbox from the tail end of … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 20 – Tangerines
Combining the scratchy guitars of Gang Of Four with the danceable indie-rock of Franz Ferdinand, Shiners single Pressure rides a melody that David Bowie would be proud of. 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: 14 – Shiners
Deleter is a Minneapolis based four-piece taking influences from bands like Wire, The Fall and The Psychedelic Furs. They released their full length debut Oblique Sessions in December, featuring eleven lean, angular, insistent post-punk songs, starting with this track and first single, Seclusion. Dive in below. 100 Posts in 100 Hours is a series rounding up the best of our inbox from the tail end of … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 13 – Deleter
Energetic rock trio The By Gods are releasing their sophomore album Get On Feelings on January 22nd. Check out the fuzzed up guitars and catchy hooks of On The Radio that calls to mind such greats as Husker Du and Superchunk. 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: 12 – The By Gods
Hunter is a 24-year-old South Bay, CA native and currently resides in Los Feliz. His work is a series of low-fi punk-influenced songs about growing up by the ocean. He released his debut EP H.S.E. in March of last year and followed it up with a second EP, Thee I Carry, in the autumn. Listen to the satisfyingly crunchy lead track from it, Tall Can. … Continue reading 100 Songs In 100 Hours: 10 – Hunter
The Mad Mackerel 