Hailing from Liverpool, Hannah's Little Sister has been releasing a number of killer punk tracks over the past couple years. Having shared their song 'Bin Mouth' last month, the group now unveil their latest tune 'Gum', which is taken from their forthcoming, debut EP 'EP.mp3' out November 20th. A hyper shot of post-punk, twisting melodies wrap around firey guitar riffs and hammering drums. The change-ups in the production are wonderful additions, making the song a rollercoaster ride of a listen that you never want to end.
Swedish trio Hey Elbow have released their new album 'We Three', out now via Adrian Recordings. Comprised of nine tracks, the band effortlessly incorporate the sounds of dream pop, haunting post-punk, post-rock and even experimental jazz.
Having made their names in the early 80s No Wave scene, New York City band Live Skull have announced the release of their forthcoming album 'Dangerous Visions', a collection of tracks from the past and present. Out December 11t on Bronson Recordings, side 1 features songs spanning from 2019 - 2020 with side 2 containing unreleased cuts and John Peel sessions recorded between 1987 - 1989.
London band ART BRUT have unveiled a new makeover of their 2005 single 'Modern Art'. Dubbed the Berlinische version, the time span of the track is a whopping 16 miniutes! The tune was released as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2020 and is now available digitally. The current version is also named after the German museum the Berlinische Galerie. You can stream 'Modern Art (Berlinische Version)' down at the bottom.
With their forthcoming album 'Under the Spell of Joy' landing October 2nd on Suicide Squeeze Records, Los Angeles band Death Valley Girls have unveiled the title track to the LP. Firing off with a blast of spaced-out psychedelic rock, the instrumentation is built around lashing guitar riffs and rumbling drums, topped off with front woman Bonnie Bloomgarden's echoing vocals.
South London-based band DEADLETTER have shared their new single 'Fit For Work'. What begins as minimal, bouncy instrumentation with simply a bass line and drums rolling underneath the vocals of Zac Woolley, morphs into a wild whirlwind of blazing guitar lines, free jazz saxophone play and more.
Copenhagen's Thomas Bertelsen also known as TOM And His Computer is gearing up for the release of his debut album 'Future Ruins', out October 16th on Trentemøller's imprint In My Room. Having already dropped the title track as the lead-off single, Bertelsen now unveils the video for his song 'Puzzle' featuring 'Roxy Jules'.
With their new EP 'Redevelopment' currently out now, Bristol band Home Counties have dropped their new single 'That's Where The Money's Gone'. An upbeat twist of post-punk and punk funk, the tune is built on spunky guitar lines, a thumping bass line, claps and swinging drums, the largely instrumental-driven song is a fun ride that makes you want to shake a leg.
Amsterdam trio Rex have unveiled their latest single 'Dm' featuring Silia Hollestelle. With the content of the track revolving around a man having to make a choice to be with a lost lover by venturing over to the side of death, musically the post-punk cut is driven by a sinister bass line, spiky guitar riffs and vocal trade-offs by Silia Hollestelle and Rex frontman Jonathan Rex.
Toronto band TeenANGER step forth with their latest single 'Trillium Song', taken from their upcoming LP 'Good Time', out October 2nd on Telephone Explosion Records. Treading between the sounds of post-punk, no wave and art pop, the tune launches with a funky bass line before slinky guitar lines are incorporated. The spirited chorus of the track adds a different texture with 'Trillium Song' earthed from the lineage of Talking Heads. We have a stream of the cut below.
