Frontier Ruckus Sign To Loose Music

To our minds, there isn’t a better label in the UK than Loose Music. They have a roster that reads like a MM wish list of bands: The Felice Brothers, Deer Tick, Dawes, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Jim White, Willard Grand Conspiracy and more. Their latest signing, once again demonstrating impeccable good taste, is Frontier Ruckus. Listen to Eyelashes and Black Holes, both taken from the … Continue reading Frontier Ruckus Sign To Loose Music

Mad Mackerel Recommends…Ending People

Formed from a cast of well-respected Denver musicians, each with an impressive musical background, Ending People, play dream-filled pop layered with new-wave inspired guitars and droning synthesizers. Their debut effort, Fill Your Lungs, is a six-song journey through a maze of nostalgia and mystery. The apparent bleakness of their name masks a contrary playfulness echoed through sleek songwriting that is danceable yet haunting. Watch the video … Continue reading Mad Mackerel Recommends…Ending People

Mrs Mackerel’s TFI Friday (19th October)

Hey there: long time no write. Big thanks to the quartet of lovelies who gave me a much-needed break; now it’s time for me to bore my hardcore readership of three (and I include myself in that) once more. I haven’t bought a band t-shirt for a very, very long time. In fact, I think I’ve only bought one before, eons ago (and I’m not … Continue reading Mrs Mackerel’s TFI Friday (19th October)

Introducing >>> Spiders

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

New Album From Mice Parade

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