Still Corners – Far Rider
“Time doesn’t matter to me, matter to me” sings Tessa Murray on “Far Rider”, the latest Lynchian desert-noir master class from Still Corners. .
Track Of The Day
Just Mustard – “Still.”
Dundalk, 5-piece Just Mustard have announced details of a second album – Heart Under – out 27 May via Partisan Records and the lead single “Still”
Deanna Petcoff – “Devastatingly Mediocre.”
Toronto newcomer Deanna Petcoff demonstrates a sparkling line in jangling, empowering indie guitar pop.
THICK – ” Love You Forever”
Brooklyn DIY trio THICK return with their first new music since their critically acclaimed debut album ‘5 Years Behind’
GLAMBOY – “Regular Sin.”
Leeds based GLAMBOY fuses lo-fi bedroom pop with a chaotic garage rock vibe on their second single the driving “Regular Sin.”
Body Type – “Sex And Rage.”
Body Type’s first new music for three years arrives in the form of the thrilling “Sex And Rage.
Sharon Van Etten – “Porta “
The brilliant Sharon Van Etten releases her first new solo work since 2020 in the shape of the towering, emotionally charged “Porta.” If you’re not a Van Etten fan, then seriously have a word with
Crush – ‘Bckwards 36.’
Here’s some beautiful hazy popgaze from Manchester-based four-piece Crush with their new single ‘Bckwards 36.’ Amber Warren’s ethereal vocals don’t sound a million miles away from Rose Elinor Dougall’s, which obviously by definition is a
Touts – “Shane McGowan’s New Teeth”
Touts return with a new track “Shane McGowan’s New Teeth” and although it hasn’t seen them mellow in terms of their caustic wit or energy it sees them more laser-focused when selecting their targets.
SOFT LAD – ” 2 Know U Betta”
SOFT LAD is the solo project musician, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sophie Galpin (recently of SELF ESTEEM and SOAK). Galpin has been an integral part of so many great bands we’ve featured over the years and
Good Grief – “How Can I Help Falling In Love?”
HHBTM Records · Good Grief – How Can I Help Falling In Love? Last week I wrote a post about bands from Liverpool who don’t sound like bands from Liverpool. Well, you can add power
Hater – “Somewhere.”
Swedish four-piece, Hater, who I first wrote about back in 2016 return with a new single “Something” ahead of a new album Sincere