Jersey City’s Vomitface have released their debut music video for the track Sloppy Joes, from their self-titled EP released this summer! Shot in the backroom of Revival Vintage in Hoboken, NJ, the video is both an homage and incisive send-up of the traditional performance video—the band wanted to be “completely reverent and irreverent simultaneously.” Watch and see how they managed it… . . Continue reading New Video: Vomitface – Sloppy Joes
1. Mark Lanegan Band – Harvest Home 2. Hurray For The Riff Raff – Everybody Knows 3. Hollis Brown – Wait For Me Virginia 4. Diarrhea Planet – Heatwave 5. Blitzen Trapper – To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High) (Ryan Adams Cover) 6. Field Report – Marigolden . . . . . . . Continue reading Six Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
Algernon Doll has released the reflective, chiming Candy-Striped as a free download. The video for the poignant track is a sight to behold, with stock footage and surreal imagery edited together to perfectly capture the tone of the song. The track is taken from their third album Omphalic, released via Struggletown Records. Watch it / download it below. . . Continue reading Free Download From Algernon Doll
The Deadline Shakes will release their new single Slipping From Your Heart on the 10th November. It is an indie showstopper that somehow seems to steal, magpie like, from every preceding decade of rock’n’roll and every single mainstream genre from bombastic rock to disco via glam, and still manage to come up with something as fresh sounding as it is retro. We like it more … Continue reading New Single From The Deadline Shakes
We’ve already shared a few tracks from the Growlers latest long player Chinese Fountain, and now the surf-goths have revealed the title track for your listening pleasure. So without further ado… . Continue reading The Growlers – Chinese Fountain
Fuzz-worshiping Brighton duo Teardrop Factory have unveiled the bright, animated video for Colour of Bones, by drummer Tina Muat, which features a particularly trippy day at the beach. The track comes from their debut album, Thrash In The Heart, recently released on Faux Discx. Watch it below…then have a listen to the equally good and scuzzy 3AM Coke Dream. Order the album here. . Continue reading New Video: Teardrop Factory – Colour Of Bones
Austin, TX-based quartet, Alex Napping, have recently signed with Punctum Records for the release of their debut album, This Is Not A Bedroom, (out yesterday, order it here) which delivers a batch of energetic songs that are both purposeful and raw. Scattered amongst the six songs on the album are tales of screwed love, lost homes, failed dreams, wandering youth, and the ability to carry on in the … Continue reading Alex Napping – This Is Not A Bedroom
All-girl garage four-piece The Franklys are set to release their next single What You Said on the 13th October. It is a masterpiece of broken-heart-black-eye garage-rock wizardry, that follows their previous 7″ Puppet (posted here) and, if anything, increases the ferocious tempo and knuckle cracking percussion up even further. Maybe, even up to eleven! Have a listen. Continue reading The Franklys – What You Said
The oblique, dark humour of unique indie-pop outsider Benjamin Shaw has long found favour with us here at MM and he has followed up his recent long playing release Goodbye, Cagoule World with a new single from the album. The You & Me EP also features covers of the same track from Cloud, Jack Hayter (ex-Hefner) and Broken Shoulder (ex-Fighting Kites) and can be purchased in a variety of formats … Continue reading New From Benjamin Shaw
Manchester-based three piece Man Made will release their brand new single TV Broke My Brain next Monday. With a natural knack for melody, the new single is an instantly likeable slice of indie-rock that makes the new video well worth watching. . . Continue reading New Video: Man Made – TV Broke My Brain
