Here is Darling Dear, the latest track of shimmering psych rock from Brooklyn’s Lazyeyes. It comes from a forthcoming seven track EP – the follow up to their self-titled debut EP, which can be grabbed for free via their Bandcamp page here. Continue reading MM Shorts 481: Lazyeyes
Adelaide folk artist Timberwolf has recently released his brand new single Grace. A tale of the love that won’t work, Grace encapsulates Timberwolf’s earnest, heartfelt spirit, which has quickly gathered him a loyal underground following. It follows his debut five track EP, Man & Moon, released in the summer and from which you can stream Into The Cold below. Grab a free download of the single, and … Continue reading Introducing >>> Timberwolf
Sunday morning coming down? Try these videos whatever the mood you’re in. We have the noirish pop of Shady Elders, classic back-porch Americana from Willie Sugarcapps, faerie inspired dream pop from Bad Wolf, and experimental parlour-folk from The Bear. And finally, in case you’re feeling a bit worse for wear, watch a girl’s life fall apart over 8 years in this moving four-minute stop-motion tragedy … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Shady Elders || Willie Sugarcapps || Bad Wolf || The Bear || The Khanz
Proper punk rock…Lynchmob comes from Liquor Store’s recent release In The Garden. Order it here. Continue reading MM Shorts 480: Liquor Store
Top notch videos for a Saturday morning lie-in coming from Shearwater, Forest Fire, The Paper Kites, The Cairo Gang and Vikesh Kapoor. . . . [Click through for free download] . . Continue reading Videos of the Day: Shearwater || Forest Fire || The Paper Kites || The Cairo Gang || Vikesh Kapoor
Originally a North Dakota troubadour, Tom Brosseau is a folksinger and songwriter who currently resides in Los Angeles. He comes from a working family with a musical background, though none have received formal training. His grandmother Lillian Uglem taught him the acoustic guitar while he was in grade school. He returns with his first solo release in 5 years and his 7th studio album to … Continue reading Tom Brosseau – Grass Punks
We’ve long admired and enjoyed the raw, simmering, often rabid, one-man-band blues of Scott H. Biram – like a meaner, nastier, and considerably better Seasick Steve! So it is great to hear he is back with a new album, Nothin’ But Blood, on the ever reliable Bloodshot Records in February next year. His distinct songwriting cocktail is much to the fore, encompassing a penchant for sludge … Continue reading Scott H. Biram To Release Nothin’ But Blood
Marika Hackman has revealed the third track from her new Sugar Blind EP, which is released on the 9th December. This is Wolf, another lovely example of her delicate yet potent songwriting, where gentle melodies are wrapped around intriguing and often brooding lyrical content. Pre-order the EP here. Continue reading MM Shorts 479: Marika Hackman
Last day of the working week, so celebrate with some new videos. We have the twisted, gnarly rock’n’roll of Shannon & The Clams, some sweetly dissonant pop from Tancred, Swedish lo-fi psych from No Coda, country-psych from Immigrant Union, and slacker rock from Charleston’s Elim Bolt. . . . . . Continue reading Videos of the Day: Shannon & The Clams || Tancred || No Coda || Immigrant Union || Elim Bolt
We last featured Washington DC based band U.S. Royalty back in Febraury 2011, and it is good to welcome them back with their new track Into The Thicket. It has a touch of the Lumineers about it – being a big-hearted, tender folk tune delivered with a mixture of fingerpicked harmonies and vocal fervour that is all to rarely seen (or heard) nowadays. It manages to convey … Continue reading U.S. Royalty – Into The Thicket
The Mad Mackerel 