Heavy psych-rockers Sewer Rats hail from Grimsby and will shortly release a vinyl EP, Money Maker via Fluffer Records. The three piece channel a range of the greats from The Doors to Motörhead, and the EP opens with the aptly named Skint, a beat driven, fuzzed up blues dirge complete with doom breakdowns and guitars that rip and roar like muddied chainsaws. Watch the video / stream it … Continue reading Introducing >>> Sewer Rats
It has been a good while since we’ve posted a round up of some of the best videos (and songs) that have found their way into our in box. So we’re righting that wrong this weekend with a Sunday collection for your viewing and listening pleasure. We have the Mynabirds, Dirty Blonde, Vanish Valley, Buffalo Rodeo, The Tarantula Waltz, The Worry Dolls, Phobophobes, Charles Howl, … Continue reading Big Video Round Up
Sydney’s breakneck, yet melodic, punk rockers Royal Headache will return this summer with their second album, High, out August 21st via What’s Your Rupture. It is the follow-up to their much lauded self-titled debut of 2011 which has steadily grown in influence and reputation over the past four years. The title track (which we’ve had on repeat) manages to be catchy as hell while somehow reminding me … Continue reading Royal Headache – High
We’re loving Fatal Flaw, a track from New York’s art punks Titus Andronicus’ upcoming long player The Most Lamentable Tragedy. Watch the video for it here. Can’t wait to see them in Oxford in November…. . Continue reading Titus Andronicus – Fatal Flaw
Another seven days older… another seven days of new tunes. Enjoy. 1. Fidlar – 40oz On Repeat 2. Sea Lion – Ghostlands 3. Sleaford Mods – Face To Faces 4. JEFF The Brotherhood – In My Mouth 5. Spraynard – Applebee’s Bar 6. Chelsea Wolfe – Carrion Flowers 7. Jawbreaker Reunion – Your X 8. Black Mountain – Black Mountain (demo) 9. Beirut – No … Continue reading Ten Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
After nearly five years of playing together, hundreds of sweat-drenched, high-octane live shows and two excellent EP’s under their belts, Missouri punk brothers Radkey have announced the release of their hugely-anticipated debut album, Dark Black Makeup (out 21st August). Check out the album’s title track below, a high-decibel wake up call for young people to take ownership of their own lives, a punch in the face for teen angst … Continue reading Radkey Announce Debut Album
Graveyard Johnnys fuse the primal bump’n’grind of classic 50s rockabilly with the fury of late 70s punk rock and new album Dead Transmission continues their raucous, sonic adventures. Piss and vinegar in places, affectionate in others, but rocking and stomping throughout, this is rock’n’roll at it’s visceral best with some rousing tunes chucked into the mix of influences. There are lyrical nods to the past, Dale Hawkins and … Continue reading Graveyard Johnnys – Dead Tranmission
Young Jesus’ new LP, Grow / Decompose, was released a couple of weeks ago via Hellhole Supermarket Records. The most recent single from it is Holy Ghost, just over a minute of scrappy, heartfelt, indie-punk that, like most good things, is over all too soon. Give it a spin / download it below. . Continue reading Young Jesus – Holy Ghost
A while ago we posted the marvellous Ugly When I Cry by Daddy Issues, an all-girl three-piece that combine sarcasm, humour and some bittersweet sass into perfect three minute indie-pop songs. Their music hits a spot somewhere between surf-glam, doo-wop and grunge and new single The Bruise features on their forthcoming Can We Still Hang album, which sees a release as part of the 2nd annual Infinity Cat … Continue reading Daddy Issues – Can We Still Hang
It’s that time again…our collection of newly minted tunes from the past seven days that are worth some serious listening. 1. Creepoid – Shaking 2. Zachary Cale – Sundowner 3. The Catenary Wires – Throw Another Love Song On The Fire 4. Jessie Jones – Sugar Coated 5. PINS – Molly 6. Trembling Bells – Killing Time In London Fields . . . . . … Continue reading Six Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
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