Brother Dege Shares Another Single From New Album

Hailing from the Cajun swamplands and raging like the mad lovechild of Son House and Faulkner, Brother Dege has burned a crooked trail to the Promised Land. Avoiding traditional career paths, he’s spent decades exploring the backwoods weirdness of the southern U.S, working odd jobs and forging his own brand of southern/psyouthern music. Since the mid 90s, Dege has pushed slide guitar, resonators, and roots … Continue reading Brother Dege Shares Another Single From New Album

Videos of the Day: Saintseneca || Foxygen || Eyes For Gertrude || Temple Songs

Our video selections today include Saintseneca’s first, beautifully impressionistic video for a brand new track – the post-punk folk anthem Uppercutter, which will appear on their new long player Dark Arc out in March next year. We also have Foxygen’s new psychedelic video for the title track of their excellent album We Are The 21st Century Ambassadors Of Peace & Magic. We have a playful and … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Saintseneca || Foxygen || Eyes For Gertrude || Temple Songs

Videos of the Day: Caracol || SWF || Weird Womb || Sweeps

Start the week with videos from Caracol and the delightful folk pop of Shiver, and SWF’s dragon-dancing film for their excellent track Black & Golden. We also have Weird Womb’s sweaty video for Pale Piss and lastly an excellent animation for Lark by Chicago’s noise-popsters The Sweeps. . . . . Continue reading Videos of the Day: Caracol || SWF || Weird Womb || Sweeps

MM Shorts 442: EdTang & The Chops

EdTang & The Chops are an aggressive folk rock band from New Jersey incorporating elements of punk, Americana and indie rock into their new nine track release, the oddly titled Goodbye, Zen5, Sushi Dinner. For anyone with Frank Turner or Deer Tick leanings we think you’ll find something to enjoy here. We’ve picked out a couple of tracks that have caught our ears below, and … Continue reading MM Shorts 442: EdTang & The Chops

New Tidal Wars Single

Over a year ago we posted the the very promising debut double A sided single from Bristol’s Tidal Wars. They have a new single now due for release on Art is Hard records, and The Shower Door Rattle is another step forward for the band, evolving their post punk howl into some excellent grungy, psych-tinged, indie rock. Listen here. Continue reading New Tidal Wars Single

Remembering >>> Division Four

Division Four was a band from Perth, Australia that only managed a single six-song cassette demo, released in 1983, and which is now seeing the light of day once more. While their output might be minimal, those six tracks were of menacing, top-notch post-punk that could only have been alien sounds at the time. It is re-released later this month – pre-order from Bandcamp here. … Continue reading Remembering >>> Division Four

Videos of the Day: Father John Misty || Forest Fire || Fine Times || Eagulls

Amongst our video selections today we have the slightly bonkers new video from Father John Misty for his brilliant track I’m Writing A Novel which comes from our 2012 Album of the Year Fear Fun, and Forest Fire’s Waiting In The Night, shot in a vintage store in Crown Heights, NY. We have Fine Times Sergio Leone inspired video for Bright Lights and lastly we … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Father John Misty || Forest Fire || Fine Times || Eagulls

Free Mixes From Feel Bad For You & Insound

The latest mixes from Insound and Feel Bad For You are now up for free download. The Insound mixtape has ten tracks and includes such MM faves as Shearwater, Obits and Golden Suits as well as Sebadoh, King of Spain and The Wrong Words. Check out one of our favourites below or grab the whole thing for free here. The newest monthly mix from Feel … Continue reading Free Mixes From Feel Bad For You & Insound

Mind Spiders Announce New Album

The very wonderful Mind Spiders are back with their third album in 3 years! Titled Inhumanistic, it finds the band going in a slightly more stripped down direction than previous efforts, with influences ranging from Devo’s Freedom Of Choice and Wall Of Voodoo, to old horror movies (the song Electric Things is about the movie From Beyond, for example). Grab yourself the first track, Make … Continue reading Mind Spiders Announce New Album

Videos of the Day: Wires In The Walls || Holograms || Jeramiah Red || Bart Van Der Lee

Our videos today include the hypnotic, swirling In The Rain by folk-pop quintet Wires In The Walls, the hazy sepia tones of Holograms pulsating Meditations and the boot-stomping combination of blues guitar, steel-driven harmonica and raucous vocals of Jeramiah Red’s Oh Pardon Me. Lastly, we have the dark, folk-noir of Bart van der Lee and an excellent animation for his track A Mothers Song. . … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Wires In The Walls || Holograms || Jeramiah Red || Bart Van Der Lee