TRACK OF THE DAY – COVES – ‘No Looking Back’
Spectrum EP by Coves What happens when you write one of your finest songs to date? (ie/ ‘No Looking Back’) Do you A/ Release it physically so its magnificence can be held in a tangible
Spectrum EP by Coves What happens when you write one of your finest songs to date? (ie/ ‘No Looking Back’) Do you A/ Release it physically so its magnificence can be held in a tangible
Strange perhaps that a track called ‘Make Me Wanna Die’ has quite the opposite effect. White Reaper prove there’s plenty of life left in incendiary fuzzed up garage rock n roll and although this tune
‘Cocaine Cat’ is a slinky arresting exercise in narcotic seduction and doomed grandeur. It’s a collaboration between Canadian chanteuse Tess Parks and Brian Jonestown Massacre legend Anton Newcombe and it’s rather f*cking wonderful. A demo
‘Greed’ could hardly be called ‘one of the outstanding moments’ from Stealing Sheep‘s second studio album Not Real because practically every track on the album could be afforded that particular honour [thereby making the description itself in
“Burn the past. Reset the clocks. A symphony in three parts.” Belfast’s Girls Names return with the quite remarkable eleven minute epic ‘Zero Triptych’ which they say was inspired by the German artists’ group ‘Zero’
We’ve been waiting for this one for a while to be honest, our excitement heightened after catching Black Honey live a couple of times earlier in the year. ‘Spinning Wheel’ was the bands set opener
Back in 2009, we interviewed young aspiring musician Luisa Gerstein, we discussed her band Lulu And The Lampshades and ruminated on the moral implications of fusing music with soft furnishings (HERE). Over the years, the
FEHM have been together for just under a year and they already sound mightily pissed off – but not in a slacker – ‘can’t be arsed’ kind of way. Their sound has a tangible visceral
Last year we featured Bristol trio Candy Darling‘s debut single ‘Money’ describing it as ‘a curb crawling sleazy slice of proto punk noir.’ Their follow up tune ‘Going Straight’ sees them in a rather more
Dystopian minimalist doom pop duo JUPITER-C (Ashiya Eastwood and David Kane) return with a new tune ‘Locust’ which sees them at their most darkly compelling. Edgy throbbing bass lines combine with portentous synths which sound
Findlay’s back with a new track, ‘Wolfback’ which remarkably isn’t a command you’ll find in any ‘How To Train A Wolf’ manual to assist in recalling an errant canis lupus, nor is it a tribute
Ahead of her new album Marching to Another Beat (released 1st June 2015) Tamara Schlesinger AKA Malka releases a new single ‘Let It Go’ (not to be confused with the Disney smash of the same name