Mood Organ are a Leeds-based experimental rock group who first caught my attention around this time last year with their breath of fresh air EP Slightseeing. Now they’ve released its follow-up Iconic Bench Scenes and I was keen to find out if it held a similar kind of magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Hailing from New York, USA, Fat Trout Trailer Park are an alternative rock duo who have caught my attention through their anti-capitalist new track Belt.
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Jessie Deluxe is a Los Angeles, USA-based punk rock artist who has just released her latest album. Featuring seven tracks of fiery punk and metal, it’s called Magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Pizza Crunch are a Glasgow-based alternative rock outfit who take their cues from ’80s post-punk and modern ’00s rock. They’ve just released their latest single, a heady mix of emotional lyrics and wandering guitar riffs. It’s called Wilting Youth.
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Picture The Scene are a London-based rock act who have been blowing up on the national stage, but this is our first time sharing their music. Their latest, and their fourth single in six months, is called Goodbye.
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Sahara Beck is a singer songwriter from Queensland, Australia who first caught my attention through her disco pop banger Kryptonite. Now she’s back on the blog and with a distinctly different flavour of pop. Her latest is called Stillness.
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Oh My God! It’s The Church are a London-based alternative rock act who have a live show like no other. I was fortunate enough to catch it a few years back at Fibbers before it closed down. So, when I saw they had new music out, I knew I had to give it a spin. Their latest is called Kiss My ApocaLips.
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Good Hustles are a Nottingham-based alternative rock band who have just released their new EP Apes. The band’s sound has been described as “consistently exhilarating” by BBC Introducing’s Dean Jackson and they’ve been twice voted as “Nottingham’s best band”, I was keen to check it out. Here’s my track by track review.
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Harsh Language are a hard rock duo based in London whose politically-charged new single Melancholia caught my attention.
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