Chemical Smile are an eclectic three-piece originally from the south coast of England who have fast become frequent faces on the London circuit, blending the sonic sounds of late 60s Garage and Psychedelic rock’n’roll, with the angst and swagger of classic indie acts. Born out of the classic breeding ground of the apathy of youth they combine soul-stomping melodies with quirky riffs and interrogating lyrics. … Continue reading Introducing >>> Chemical Smile
The Bloody Angle have released their self-titled album of gritty, Southern fried swamp rock and Americana today. This is an album that evokes the lonely open road, unknown destinations, roadside diners and bars, beer and whiskey chasers, loose women and looser men. A record that tells stories where moral compasses has gone haywire and hard times are likelier than good ones. And for all those … Continue reading The Bloody Angle Release Self-Titled Album Today
Following the release of Majestico’s latest EP, Love Is God, last week, the Nashville-based psych-rocker has unveiled his new song, Boom Boom. This is his second single off LIG – grab it below. a Continue reading MM Shorts 242: Another From Majestico
The Bohannons debut full release Unaka Rising has been one of those unexpected treats that makes having a music blog worthwhile. We called it Southern-fried glam boogie, and the album is a fabulous listen from start to finish. Here is another track from it, River Above. Enjoy and buy the album here. a Check out our previous post covering the band here. Continue reading MM Shorts 241: More From The Bohannons
a Download Franz Nicolay – Did Your Broken Heart Make You Who You Are? mp3 (from Do The Struggle) Continue reading Video of the Day: Franz Nicolay
We must confess to being a little late to the charms of Goodnight, Texas – charms duly discovered once we’d had this song on repeat a few times. Jesse Got Trapped In A Coalmine has the authentic twang and gritty lyrics of the very best Appalachian folk and the echoes of its rootsy Americana hangs in the air like a ghostly fog long after the … Continue reading Mad Mackerel Recommends…Goodnight, Texas
Eternal Tapestry has a new album coming out in November called A World Out of Time. It is one of those records where the name and a single glance at the album cover tells you exactly what you are likely to get. And with these folks you won’t be disappointed – this is a patchwork of futuristic sci-fi and medieval traditional players – equal parts … Continue reading New Album From Eternal Tapestry
