Leland Sundries – Radiator Sabotage

This excellent cut of scrappy garage tinged indie rock is the first taste we’ve had for a while from Leland Sundries. Frontman Nick Loss-Eaton wrote Radiator Sabotage in response to the maximum-temp heating blast common through winter in NYC’s old apartment blocks. It is taken from forthcoming debt long-player Music For Outcasts which is due in early February next year. The bones of ​the record​ ​actually ​came together … Continue reading Leland Sundries – Radiator Sabotage

New Releases Round Up

Here are some ‘hot outta the in-box‘ new releases that are well worth exploring. First up is a new track from the Forty Nineteens forthcoming debut No Expiration Date. Truckers Song is another slice of garage inflected pop-punk that sounds as though it were forged in the underground scene of late 80s Los Angeles. Download The Forty Nineteens – Truckers Song mp3 (from No Expiration … Continue reading New Releases Round Up

New video from Leland Sundries

A short while ago we posted about folky Brooklyn troubadour Leland Sundries and his debut EP The Apothecary. Here is a video for one of the tracks, Elegy, that was filmed at the Staten Island tugboat graveyard, in a canoe among the rusted, half-sunken boats. Visit his MySpace here. Download Leland Sundries – Elegy mp3 (from The Apothecary EP) Continue reading New video from Leland Sundries

Introducing…Leland Sundries

Yesterday saw the release of The Apothecary EP by Leland Sundries. At first you might think it is just another in a long line of “find and replace” folk, but led by Nick Loss-Eaton, Leland Sundries’ take on Americana sits comfortably alongside contemporaries like Elvis Perkins, Jay Farrar, and A.A. Bondy, yet is informed by decades of history, too. Like many great folk songs and … Continue reading Introducing…Leland Sundries