The VPME, Page 7

Track(s) Of The Day – Empathy Test – ‘Losing Touch’ and ‘Kirrilee’

Track Of The Day – Temple Songs – ‘Point Of Origin’

Track Of The Day – Dark Bells – ‘In Head’

Video Of The Week – Dum Dum Girls -’Are You Okay’ (By Bret Easton Ellis)

Track(s) Of the Day – Cillie Barnes – ‘Brainwash’ and ‘In Pursuit Of The Beast’

Track Of The Day – DZ Deathrays – ‘Gina Works at Hearts’

Track Of The Day – Washed Out – ‘All I Know’ (Moby Remix)

Music, Track Of The Day March 12, 2014

Track Of The Day – GHXST – ‘Dead Town’

NYC’s GHXST are back with a sprawling new doomgaze tune, and one which you could easily imagine providing a sinister alternative musical backdrop for the opening titles of HBO’s quite magnificent ‘True Detective’ series. Indeed the imagery in the video

Music, Track Of The Day March 11, 2014

Track(s) Of The Day – Empathy Test – ‘Losing Touch’ and ‘Kirrilee’

We’ve been featuring a lot of guitar music of late, not as a childish reaction to articles predicting the demise of the traditional guitar band but rather because we believe its fabulous music. This really should be the only criteria.

Music, Reviews March 10, 2014

Bleech – ‘Humble Sky’ Review

It must be pretty galling when you’re as talented and passionate a band as Bleech if you happened across the so- called ‘tastemaker’ lists that emerge at beginning of every year rammed with some of the blandest music imaginable. We’re

Music, Track Of The Day March 08, 2014

Track Of The Day – Temple Songs – ‘Point Of Origin’

We probably should have featured Temple Songs way before now, given that our Amazing Radio chum Shell Zenner has been singing their praises since about oooh 2011? And so let’s remedy that situation tout de suite, in the shape of

Music, Track Of The Day March 07, 2014

Track Of The Day – Dark Bells – ‘In Head’

London based Australian duo Dark Bells’ third single ‘In Head’ is a perfect example of the bands strident monochrome indie psyche tinged pop. Singer and guitarist Teneil Throssell’s euphonic vocals and sparkling intricate guitar work illuminate a song that chimes

Music, Video March 06, 2014

Video Of The Week – Dum Dum Girls -’Are You Okay’ (By Bret Easton Ellis)

So this week’s video of the week, is another from Dum Dum Girls who seem to be taking things to another level both musically and visually. And there’s no doubt this is a bit special, centred around ‘Are You Okay‘

Music, Track Of The Day March 06, 2014

Track(s) Of the Day – Cillie Barnes – ‘Brainwash’ and ‘In Pursuit Of The Beast’

In the post-Lorde music world there’s surely room in the deep end of the pop pool for someone like Cillie Barnes to make a huge splash? As part of their artists in residence campaign American eyeglasses and sunglasses manufacturer Warby

Music, Track Of The Day March 05, 2014

Track Of The Day – DZ Deathrays – ‘Gina Works at Hearts’

If guitar music is supposed to be dying, we’ve yet to hear it’s death-rattle and besides nobody appears to have told DZ Deathrays. ‘Gina Works at Hearts’ is the second tune to emerge from their forthcoming Album ‘Black Rat’

Music, Track Of The Day March 04, 2014

Track Of The Day – Washed Out – ‘All I Know’ (Moby Remix)

We’ve always had a slightly ambivalent relationship with remixes. Of course, there are those that add something the original, coaxing out the subtleties, the nuances or indeed those that bend and twist the original into weird and wonderful new shapes.

Music, Reviews March 03, 2014

Coves – ‘Soft Friday’ Review

We’ve been tipping Leamington Spa duo Coves for big things for a few years now after falling under John Ridgard and Rebekah Wood’s beguiling cinematic psyche pop spell. Finally, after a series of critically acclaimed singles and EP’s their début