All posts tagged: garage rock

Listen to Mister Strange’s Energetic ‘I’ EP

Building up a strong base since 2019, Manchester's Mister Strange have dropped their new EP 'I', out now via the PNKSLM imprint. The 6-track record is fiery, core garage and punk rock topped with good old fuzz-driven guitar riffs, slippery bass lines, reverb-soaked vocals and an unadulterated dose of energy reminiscent of the 70s glory punk days of New York City but definitely with a modern edge.

Death Valley Girls ‘Sanitarium Blues’ Video

On July 30th L.A. band Death Valley Girls will reissue their 2014 debut LP 'Street Venom' on vinyl. The re-release will land as a deluxe edition via Suicide Squeeze. Along with the announcement of the reissue, Death Valley Girls have also shared a new video for their track 'Sanitarium Blues'. Directed by Wiktor Lekston, the visuals are a collage of trippy, psychedelic visuals that represent a form of astral projection.

Listen to Bandicoot’s Fiery Cut ‘FUZZY’

Swansea band Bandicoot follow-up their debut track 'Dark Too Long' with a fiery cut called 'FUZZY'. Fusing elements of garage, blues rock and glam into one glorious concoption, the tune is built on a solid foundation of spikey, blues guitar riffs, thundering drumming and vocals that embodie a sense of classicism and rock & roll nostalgia that bridges the past and present in one stunning package.

Listen to The Paranoyds’ ‘Pet Cemetery’

L.A. band The Paranoyds make their return with a new single entitled 'Pet Cemetery', which is taken from their upcoming EP of the same name, landing November 27th on Suicide Squeeze Records. What seems appropriate for Halloween, the song is an absolutely rocking splash of garage rock and psychedelic. Stacked with eerie organ lines, sinister guitar riffs and one killer bass line that rumbles throughout the track, 'Pet Cemetery' features The Paranoyds in optimal form delivering one power punching tune.

Listen to Miranda and The Beat’s ‘Mr. Monster’

Brooklyn band Miranda and The Beat step into the spirit of Halloween with their latest single 'Mr. Monster' featuring Obash of Bipolar, which is out via Third Man Records. Musically incorporating 60s souls, garage, surf and psychedelic, there is also that classic element of storytelling within the lyrics that foster a certain nostalgia from previous eras including late 70s punk and the golden age of folk.