Quirky, off-kilter singer-songwriter Spookyland has a way with song titles. Having posted The Silly Fucking Thing previously, we have another track from his debut EP (released today). This is the title track Rock and Roll Weakling… . Continue reading Another From Spookyland
Lightning have announced their first quarterly, part of a larger subscription series the label has put together with four quarterly gonzo style magazines and a 20 album series where artists have been asked to contribute a unique side project or edge creative statement. Lightning quarterly one includes: Five new albums by early Brooklyn infamous rock legends People of the North (Oneida), mythological songwriter and long … Continue reading Wooden Wand – Waveland
Burn Out The Bruise is the new single from The Wytches, and comes from their forthcoming debut long-player Annabel Dream Reader, which comes out in the UK on Heavenly Records on the 25th August. It is another top notch example of their reverb filled, doom rock that still carries a hint of a surf undertone. Have a listen. Continue reading New Single From The Wytches
For most people the idea of an intimate evening with Joe Jack Talcum playing songs in their living room sounds terrifying given the reputation of his better-known band The Dead Milkmen, but the appearance in 2011 of Home Recordings: 1984-1990 revealed a sadder, more intimate side to a songwriter better known for his sense of humour. Now via HHBTM Records, comes the second volume, from … Continue reading Joe Jack Talcum – Home Recordings: 1993-1999
For the first time in years, Pissed Jeans’ debut long player Shallow is getting reissued on vinyl, and it’s also been completely remastered. Out on 7th October via SubPop, it now includes a bonus 7” reproduction of their first single included in the LP sleeve (a download code for those songs is included in the CD version). Pre-order here. What better excuse then to post the … Continue reading Pissed Jeans Remaster Shallow
Comets is the first taste from Ladada’s forthcoming debut EP. It is a blissful slice of languid yet sunny, psych-drenched atmospheric pop that carries at its heart the good natured optimism of classic Motown. Take a ride and float away on the back of its slow-moving melodies. Download it below. . Continue reading Introducing >>> Ladada
The fizzing garage rock and power pop of Broncho is showcased better than ever on their new single Class Historian which comes from forthcoming long player Just Enough Hip To Be Woman. Have a listen. . Continue reading MM Shorts 591: Broncho
Eureka California is a skuzz-pop, indie-rock duo from Athens, Georgia. Crunch marks their second long player in eighteen months; eleven eminently hummable tracks that recall the Replacements, early Jam and a scrappier Ramones. Check out Twin Cities. The album is out now via HHBTM Records. . Continue reading MM Shorts 590: Eureka California
1. Jason Isbell & Amanda Shires – Born In The USA 2. DZ Deathrays – Less Out Of Sync 3. Bat For Lashes – Skin Song 4. The Rural Alberta Advantage – Terrified 5. Speedy Ortiz – Bigger Party . . . . . . Continue reading Five Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
Nicole Atkins’ excellent new animated video for Who Killed The Moonlight is based on a dream she had that inspired the lyrics to the song. . . Continue reading New Video: Nicole Atkins – Who Killed The Moonlight
The Mad Mackerel 