We seem to have posted a lot of tunes this week with three Nickel In The Jukebox round ups and here are twelve more – all newly minted this week. From the return of the Stone Roses to the gothic blues of Adia Victoria and the indie rock of Catfish & The Bottlemen and taking in songs about Bob Dylan, God and a cover of the … Continue reading Twelve Songs You Should Have Heard This Week
Fallout is the new single from rising indie rockers Catfish & The Bottlemen. They keep the momentum up with this strident indie rocker that is full of satisfyingly crunchy guitars, a chorus that defines anthemic, and some confident changes of melody and pace. The boys are maturing nicely and this is certainly their slickest offering yet – expect it to be a summer festival sing-a-long… … Continue reading New Single From Catfish & The Bottlemen
Kathleen is the excellent, reverb drenched new single all about the insanity of infatuation from up and coming indie rockers Catfish & The Bottlemen. It is out on the 14th April via Communion. Have a listen. . Continue reading MM Shorts 530: Catfish & The Bottlemen
Plenty to enjoy today as our videos come from boisterous up and coming indie-rockers Catfish & The Bottlemen, the punked-up raw country of Shovels & Rope, and the fuzzed up psychedelia and krautrock from Brilliant Beast. We also have the refined, vintage pop of Sweet Gum Tree featuring MM fave Isobel Campbell, and lastly the dark pop and grandiose hooks of Dinosaur Bones. Fill yer boots. . . … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Catfish & The Bottlemen || Shovels & Rope || Brilliant Beast || Sweet Gum Tree || Dinosaur Bones
Catfish & The Bottlemen’s explosive indie rock has become a pretty regular feature on MM this year and so it continues with latest excellent single Rango, which is possessed of a suitably ragged urgency, all arcing guitars and shredded vocals. Have a listen. It is due out on the 16th September via Communion Records. Continue reading MM Shorts 420: Catfish & The Bottlemen
Five excellent videos to start the weekend for you. We have the new video from PINS for Get With Me, shot on Brighton beach and Dension Witmer’s pond-gazing video for Keep Moving Brother, Keep Moving Sister. There is Troubadour Rose’s video for the lovely Tell Me, from Catfish & The Bottlemen comes a new video for Pacifier, and lastly a lo-fi, alt-country murder ballad from … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Pins || Denison Witmer || Troubadour Rose || Catfish & The Bottlemen || Pauline Andrès
We’ve covered Catfish and The Bottlemen a couple of times previously, and the band are giving away their track Pacifier for free in conjunction with XFM’s Summerfest Series – the band have festival sets at Latitude, X&Y, Tramlines & Wakestock coming up over the summer months. Originally the B side to the hugely impressive debut single Homesick (see our post here), Pacifier kicks every bit as … Continue reading Catfish And The Bottlemen – Free Download
Much to enjoy with these excellent videos from Brazos with the woozily sinister Charm, and from the Baptist Generals and their surealistic flimic triumph of man vs. wild for Dog That Bit You. From Catfish & The Bottlemen we have a live performance for debut single Homesick, and lastly from Split Screens comes their dreamy collage for the gorgeous Born – melded together using footage from the local Prelinger Film … Continue reading Videos of the Day: Brazos || Baptist Generals || Catfish & The Bottlemen || Split Screens
New Communion Records signings Catfish And The Bottlemen are a guitar band from North Wales, whose debut single Homesick is out on the 17th June. It’s impressive stuff – particularly given that they’re none of them a day over 19 years old…. The single starts off gently enough, but soon ignites like petrol on a barbecue, turning into a cacophony of infectious guitar thrash and helter … Continue reading Introducing >>> Catfish & The Bottlemen
