Spiders hail from the ever-fertile indie breeding grounds of Sheffield and their credentials are clearly well up to the mark having being taught music by Alex Turner’s (Arctic Monkeys) dad, and recording their EP at the world famous 2Fly Studios with Alan Smyth (Richard Hawley, Pulp, Reverend and the Makers). Their debut EP was released at the beginning of this month and we have the … Continue reading Introducing >>> Spiders
The sweet, fuzzed-up pysch-garage of Susannah is taken from Woollen Kits’ upcoming Four Girls LP, out via Trouble in Mind and RIP Society on 13th November. a Continue reading MM Shorts 245: New Single From Woollen Kits
Candela is the new full-length from Mice Parade, which will see a release early next year. It is a record that omniverously references source material from across the globe, and rebuilds it all into the distinctive, inimitable voice that Mice Parade has come to represent, and where there are plenty of heady moments of pop brilliance amongst abstract, restrained eloquence. Download This River Has A Tide, and … Continue reading New Album From Mice Parade
We were able to catch up on a whole host of tracks this afternoon on the slow train to Bicester, and this beauty from Rural Ghosts metaphorically stopped us in our tracks. A little rawer and a little more powerful than when we heard previously from them before, but still overflowing with haunting beauty. Eyes is the first single from the upcoming Hug Exotic, due … Continue reading More From Rural Ghosts
Chemical Smile are an eclectic three-piece originally from the south coast of England who have fast become frequent faces on the London circuit, blending the sonic sounds of late 60s Garage and Psychedelic rock’n’roll, with the angst and swagger of classic indie acts. Born out of the classic breeding ground of the apathy of youth they combine soul-stomping melodies with quirky riffs and interrogating lyrics. … Continue reading Introducing >>> Chemical Smile
Following on from our earlier post about Book Club, come Picture Book. Their new EP Songs About Aimee pits lyrical themes of love and loss alongside delicate melodies and crisp electronic production – a near perfect slice of modern day pop. Have a listen to In My Head. z Continue reading MM Shorts 244: Picture Book
Oh! You Lied is the new single from Atlanta indie-folk band Book Club. It is taken from the band’s forthcoming sophomore EP release, Shapes On The Water. Sign up for the band’s mailing list at bookclubtheband.com to receive a link to a free download of the EP on release day (13th November)! a Continue reading MM Shorts 243: Book Club
