Check out the new single from Nai Harvest who have shared Sick On My Heart, a fervid and hazy slice of garage punk taken from duo’s forthcoming album Hairball which is set for release on 28th April via Topshelf Records. It is an altogether more energetic and feedback-laden grunge sound then we’ve heard from them previously… . Continue reading MM Shorts 664: Nai Harvest
Los Angeles based duo Drug Cabin will release their debut album Yard Work on February 24. A collection of harmonious, deep groove, folkish and dreamy pop, the band have shared a new track Jesus from the record that will be released on CD, cassette tape, and digital formats via 401 Music. Stream it here. . Continue reading Introducing >>> Drug Cabin
Created by Anton Newcombe on behalf of the Brian Jonestown Massacre for an imaginary French film, Musique de film imaginé (music for film imagined) is a soundtrack that pays homage to the great European film directors of the late 50s and 60s, such as François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard. It is released on 27th April. Listen to the lead track, Philadelphie Story, featuring SoKo. . Continue reading MM Shorts 663: Brian Jonestown Massacre
Last Year is the latest taster from fast-rising indie-rockers Joanna Gruesome. Taken from forthcoming album Peanut Butter (out on 11th May), it is apparently a song about experiencing tragedy and the occult in a water park. The new album is the follow up to their excellent debut album Weird Sister which gathered a whole shedload of critical acclaim when it was released in September 2013, going on to win last year’s … Continue reading More From Joanna Gruesome
Slaves are back with another fabulously abrasive, foul mouthed rant in the shape of Mantaray. “Feed the Mantaray“. Enough said. . Continue reading Slaves – Mantaray
With his debut album, Introducing, Free Weed is positioned as the stoner-pop ambassador of the legalize-it culture. He has crafted a long player that splices the freak power illumination of Ween with the catchy spirit of Loser era Beck and the Butthole Surfers’ Pepper. Unsurprisingly themed around Free Weed’s love of marijuana, listen to the first single from the album, Later. . Continue reading Introducing >>> Free Weed
Much like yesterday’s Monday morning round-up post, we’ve now selected just a few of the excellent videos that have arrived in our in-box over the past few days and weeks for your viewing (and listening) pleasure. So without further ado start with the wonderful old time banjo of Willie Watson at Pickathon, and by way of Andy Shauf, Darren Hayman, The Asylums, Streets Of Laredo, The April … Continue reading Tuesday Morning Video Round Up
Dogheart formed in early 2014 and draw influences from bands like Diamond Rugs, Guided by Voices, Neva Dinova, the Clash, and Real Estate. Their debut album, What Burns the Best, was tracked and recorded over five days, and is due out February 17th. Over the recording process over 40 songs were written, and the 10 best were chosen, becoming a 30-minute glimpse into stripped down rock … Continue reading MM Shorts 662: Dogheart
Following the recent release of their fourth full-length, Nobody Wants To Be Here and Nobody Wants To Leave, Scotland’s The Twilight Sad have unveiled the second official single from the album. It comes in the form of the graceful, yet ultimately sorrowful, I Could Give You All That You Don’t Want – a highlight from the LP, which has drawn uniformly good reviews everywhere we’ve looked. Have … Continue reading New Twilight Sad Single
We’ve been clearing up (or down, or out, or whatever the term is) our in-box over the weekend and from the plethora of remixes, ‘bangers’, and electro-pop that went straight into the trash we have picked these gems for you to set your working week off on the right foot… . Goldishack’s Devil Can Dance is a dark, fuzzed-out dirge, a tale of moral conflict … Continue reading Monday Morning Round Up
