Austin’s Megafauna have shared a psychedelic, creepy, and dark new video for Haunted Factory, a single from their new album Maximalist. The film, which features Megafauna’s guitarist and vocalist Dani Neff trapped in a haunted factory and eventually escaping into an idyllic forest, was shot in the broken-down boiler rooms and peeling laundry facilities of Texas’s oldest psychiatric hospital. . . . Continue reading New Video: Megafauna – Haunted Factory
Having returned from a few sunny days on the coast the in-box has been bulging with new singles, new bands and all manners of new stuff that is well worth sharing. So dive in and have a listen and we’ll put some more up tomorrow. San Diego’s Sister Speak’s first single from new album Rise Up For Love is the gritty Americana of Chicago Dream, … Continue reading New Bands, New Singles, New Stuff – A Round-Up (Pt. 1)
Poppy punk rockers The Minx are set to release their new single, and crowd-favourite, No Friends a deliriously bouncy power-pop song, and if that wasn’t enough, it comes backed with hugely infectious B-side, Jesus and The Mary Chain. Stream the former, and then watch the video for the latter. The single is out on the 1st September. . . Continue reading New Single From The Minx
Diarrhea Planet are the latest contributors to the Adult Swim singles series and their offering, Spooners, features no less than four blistering guitars, massive riffs, feedback and a wall of sound that is a sheer joy to listen to. Download the song for free from tomorrow from the Adult Swim site here. . Continue reading Diarrhea Planet – Spooners
1. Meatbodies – Tremmors 2. Foxygen – How Can You Really 3. J Mascis – Wide Awake 4. Marissa Nadler – Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings (Father John Misty cover) 5. Allo Darlin’ – I Wanna Be Sedated (Ramones cover) 6. Purling Hiss – Learning Slowly 7. Cymbals Eat Guitars – Warning . . . . . . . . Continue reading Seven Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
Terry Malts are releasing their first new material in almost a year! The Insides EP might be their most “pop” record yet, but don’t let that make you believe that they’ve given up on the blazing, verge-of-feedback guitars or pummeling rhythms. Let You In is classic power-pop revved up and played loud – a pogo party in under two minutes. The Insides EP is out … Continue reading Terry Malts – Let You In
T. Hardy Morris has been taking time this spring to record what will be his forthcoming sophomore album. The grungy-punk-meets-southern-rock-twang of the new material is a distinct departure from the laidback arrangements divinely dripping with summer humidity and heat found on Audition Tapes. Watch a live performance in Austin this spring featuring the new song My Me. . . Continue reading New Video: T. Hardy Morris – My Me
Australian duo DZ Deathrays have revealed the video to current single, Less Out of Sync – featuring two evil whippersnappers embarking on a hellish runaway birthday. . . Continue reading Video: DZ Deathrays – Less Out Of Sync
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
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
The Mad Mackerel 