Georgia’s Horse Release Weather Codes

Weather Codes, the superb new album from Texan songstress Teresa Maldonado aka Georgia’s Horse, comes out today on Fire Records. It is a brilliantly eclectic collection ranging from sparse and spooky country noir to psych-folk and touching all points in between. The backdrop throughout is the baking heat and vast landscapes of Texas and the American Southwest – sometimes lonely, sometimes menacing, but always fascinating … Continue reading Georgia’s Horse Release Weather Codes

Introducing >>> Buffalo Tales

The debut album from Australia’s Wes Carr, aka Buffalo Tales, is called Roadtrip Confessions. As you might expect from a title like that, it is a collection of songs inspired by travels and travails from the road – tales of loves lost and found, the search for happiness and salvation, and the restlessness of rambling spirits. It is an album from a true storyteller, honestly recorded … Continue reading Introducing >>> Buffalo Tales

Mad Mackerel Recommends…Teleman

The demise at the end of last year of indie stalwarts Pete & The Pirates was greeted with particular dismay by the youngest family sprat who had long been an admirer of their catchy, infectious tunes. However, solace may be at hand with Teleman who have risen phoenix like from the ashes, featuring three ex-Pirates and taking the best that their previous band had to … Continue reading Mad Mackerel Recommends…Teleman

Introducing >>> We The Dead

At first, the new single, Kahuna, by We The Dead sounds like a very good addition to the canon of distorted, garage inspired rock. Although it kicks off in a traditional manner – as a reverb riddled, fuzzed up gem of driving guitars, it is the nicely judged melodic interludes that effectively change the pace and feel of the track and sets it even further apart … Continue reading Introducing >>> We The Dead

Live Review: Lewis Watson

Lewis Watson, Frank Hamilton and Shannon Saunders | O2 Academy, Oxford | 20 June 2013 [Review: Big Sair] The show must go on … Hot, Thursday and Oxford  … Lewis Watson’s fans had started queuing well before doors opened, and were clearly hyped before climbing the stairs to the unrelentingly hot and sticky room, which is the O2 Academy.  Accompanied by my very own 15-year old, … Continue reading Live Review: Lewis Watson

Videos of the Day: Broncho || John Murry || Peter Bruntnell || Great Lake Swimmers

Our choice of videos today come from the garage punk of Broncho with Psychiatrist and a suitably intense film for John Murry’s brilliant track Southern Sky directed by legendary cult filmmaker John Michael McCarthy. Then we have the video for the re-recorded version of Peter Bruntnell’s gorgeous track Played Out featuring Rumer, and taken from his forthcoming Retrospective album via Loose Music. Finally, we have Canadian folksters The … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Broncho || John Murry || Peter Bruntnell || Great Lake Swimmers

New EP From The Mighty Sequoyah

Warning Signs is the new five track EP from Utah’s five-piece The Mighty Sequoyah. Mixing folk, surf pop, 60s soul-style harmonies and a little bit of doo-wop, it is a sweetly reverential nod to more innocent times, of cruising boardwalks, drive-in movies, roadside diners and soda fountains and they carry it off brilliantly. Listen to the evocative I Won’t Be There and buy the whole EP here. … Continue reading New EP From The Mighty Sequoyah

MM Shorts 396: Horse Lords

For each release in the LAMC split 7” series, Famous Class asks one of their favorite bands to provide them with a previously unreleased track for the A-side and also asks them to pick their favourite up and coming artist to provide a track for the B-side. The ninth release in the series features Lower Dens on the A-side with Non Grata, and Horse Lords … Continue reading MM Shorts 396: Horse Lords

Videos of the Day: The Coathangers || The Hussy || Wiretree || Bogan Via

We have lots of video goodness today for you in the form of new films from The Coathangers solving a murder mystery in Derek’s Song, The Hussy’s tripped out garage psych of Woodland Creature and Wiretree’s animation for excellent track Get Up. Lastly we have the electro tinged folk of Bogan Via’s Kanye, set to a record story robbery by the duo. . . . Continue reading Videos of the Day: The Coathangers || The Hussy || Wiretree || Bogan Via