Having released incredible tracks such as 'Sell Your Soul' London's Sleep Eaters continue their blaze with their latest cut 'Bad Love'. A mix of bluesy American, desert rock, and psychedelic, the track highlights the effects of a sinister lover of a toxic relationship. There is a Nick Cave-like sarcasm in some of the lyrics that also acts as a form of resilience from the Sleep Eaters' front man. The song is taken from the band's forthcoming EP 'Holy Days', out August 9th via PNKSLM.
With his album 'Pony' out now via Sub Pop Records, Orville Peck now shares the video for his single 'Turn To Hate'. Directed by Orville himself along with Carlos Santolalla, you can find the masked singer performing on stage at an establishment in East L.A. Along with a heap of dancing, you can also catch Mac DeMarco riding an electronic bull along with the rest of the patrons there. A fun video, you can stream the visuals down at the bottom.
Orville Peck is an old soul drifting through modern times with a classic crooners voice from the golden days of the past. Completely contrasting the statement "they don't make 'em like they used to", Orville Peck's blend of country and dreamy shoegaze, his forthcoming debut album 'Pony' is definitely one of our anticipated LPs of 2019.
One of the album releases that we're highly excited about is from the mysterious singer Orville Peck. Set to drop his debut LP 'Pony' on March 22nd via Sub Pop, his single 'Big Sky' was a hazy and minimal cutting of American with his own unique twist. Now Peck returns with his latest video for the track 'Dead of Night'. Directed by Michael Maxxis and filmed in Las Vegas, Orville treks over to The Chicken Ranch brothel and even features some of the actual workers in the vid as the masked vocalist passionately performs the alt-country cut. Although there are scenes which depicts customers going into rooms, you can even catch Orville swinging on a pole himself. Seriously, what's not to like about this guy?
With a mission to enhance the way listeners experience music, in 2010 Colleen Murphy created Classic Album Sundays, a communal LP listening event in North London where albums are played from start to finish on premium high fidelity audio gear. Coverage of CAS by the BBC as well as numerous publications internationally, helped the event’s popularity to spread globally with Classic Album Sundays now happening in various cities around the world.
