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We have literally followed Natalie Findlay since the days of her track 'Your Sister' which was approximately five years ago. The Manchester-raised singer and musician went on to hit the ground running with her 2013 EPs 'Off & On' and 'Greasy Love'.
Now with the music world practically in the palm of her hands, Natalie Findlay has released her debut album 'Forgotten Pleasures'. Comprised of 13 tracks, the album includes collab features with The Libertines' Carl Barat, producer Flood and Jake Gosling. Mixing together everything from garage rock, pop, grunge and more, the spunky artist continues to play by her own rules in an unapologetic manner.
Breanna Barbara has been wowing music lovers and magazines alike for quite a number of years now. The Florida-raised, NYC-based stunner has been dishing out a garage/blues-mixed sound that is blazing with excitement. Now Barbara turns up the heat even more with her cover of Melanie Safka's cut 'Some Say (I Got Devil)'. Just as razor sharp as the original version, the song is a taster as we patiently await her forthcoming LP 'Mirage Dreams', which is produced by Andrija Tokic. You can stream 'Some Say (I Got Devil)' down at the bottom.
L.A. Witch have been carving out a name in the Los Angeles music scene for …
Australian band Batz are hands down one of our fave groups from the land down under. We were supporters of the five-piece before their debut EP and of course by the time they released their killer record 'Night Terrors', the Melbourne-based band did not disappoint in any shape, form or fashion. With a blend of punk, garage, indie and more, Batz can do no wrong in our eyes at the moment. Now back with a new song titled 'Darlin'', the indie/post-punk bit finds the crew bridging the energy of their raw sound of the past with more even polished production, making this one another top-rated and insanely addicting release. Have a listen.
Miss Chain and the Broken Heels released their album 'The Dawn' back in 2013. The LP was a finely crafted work of garage rock, pop, psych and more. They then decided to to a break to individually work on other ventures. However, coming back together this year, Miss Chain and the Broken Heels have hit the ground running with a new 7" record entitled 'Uh Uh' b/w 'Standing The Night'. Falling back into step like they've never left, the single pack is a lush dose of Americana, swaggering garage and 60s rock. Stacked with catchy melodies, 'Uh Uh' and 'Standing The Night' are out now via Dirty Water Records.
Back in October Linden Jay released his creamy single ‘Lose Again’ featuring Shola Ama. The …
At this point London producer Wookie is pratically royalty for British music. Having continually contributed …
Let's be honest, most Christmas songs suck. Aside from being all-out absurd, once the 26th of December lands, that song becomes null and void quick fast and in a hurry. However, there are some exceptions to the rules, ie Kissing Party's 'Warren City Christmas'. Dubbed what they call 'slop pop', the added elements of garage, post-punk and dream pop makes it highly easy to appreciate. The band has shared the official video for the track which finds them performing the song on stage at a pub.