It's been three years since Canadian band Metric released their sixth album 'Pagans in Vegas'. While the record itself was received with mixed reviews, the band is back with their new single 'Dressed to Suppress', which is taken from a new album that is apparently in the works. The group has even unveiled a new video to the track. Keeping it simple, the stark black and white visuals feature the band on stage performing the cut. You can check out the video down at the bottom.
Bristol musician, producer and singer Laura Kidd aka She Makes War has shared her new track 'Devastate Me'. The song is taken from her forthcoming LP 'Brace For Impact', which is out September 28th. Delivering a slice of social commentary which addresses the effects of social media and our internet presence in general, the tune is backed by streaking guitar riffs and thundering drumming, adding more punch to the impact.
Newcastle singer Demi Mitchell made her debut a few months back with the track "Medicine Woman' with her second single 'Man Of My Mind' following shortly after. With her album 'The Overflow' in the works, Mitchell unveils her third song titled 'Fiction From Fact'. Crafting a lush concoction of of hazy indie rock and desert-style Americana, topped with an alt-country layering, stylistically the rising artist is bringing an undeniable cool factor that treads between classicism and modern chic. Have a listen.
Los Angeles band Ancestors have announced news regarding their forthcoming LP 'Suspended In Reflections'. Landing August 24th on Pelagic Records, the group have also unveiled their new single 'Gone'. A slow, haunting build-up that flawlessly hits cinematic highs, this is moody progressive rock that leaps over that of doom, opting for a dreamier soundscape.
Releasing their debut LP 'The Sounds of Security' and the 'Proxy' EP back in 2017, London-based band Moderate Rebels will drop their sophomore album this coming November. Giving fans a semi-taste of what to expect, the group has unveiled their new single 'Beyond Hidden Words'. Taking elements of their lo-fi branding and filling in the spaces with more decorative instrumentation, the song is a happy medium between expansion and their core charm. Have a listen.
Sheffield band BlackWaters have released their debut EP 'Street People', which is out via Jarr'ed Up Records. Produced by Martin Glover aka Youth, the five-song record is a combination of fierce punk and fiery indie stacked with energetic, in your face vocals. Recorded at Space Mountain Studios in Spain, the band's mountainous sound are rapidly launching them to the head of the class. Stream 'Street People' down at the bottom.
Bury St. Edmunds band Gaffa Tape Sandy address issues revolving around issues around sexual assault and more in their latest single 'Meat Head'. Inflicting a high lashing spike of garage rock and alternative, the trio combines an impacting sound to coincide with one of the high-important topics of today.
Rock & Roll is definitely alive and well as demonstrated by Derby band The Struts …
Dorothy is rock and roll; the kind of rock and roll that was once a soundtrack the hedonistic streets of Sunset Blvd. This is that gritty and raw rock that oozed from the roads of Detroit, the Lower East Side of Manhattan and the historic city of Nashville; that in your face rock that pumps with sheer attitude. Fronted by Budapest-born, San Diego-raised Dorothy Martin, the group is one of the most dynamic bands to emerge in the past four years. They have not only managed to land in the mainstream charts but they did it on their own terms.
Dorothy is rock and roll; the kind of rock and roll that was once a soundtrack the hedonistic streets of Sunset Blvd. This is that gritty and raw rock that oozed from the roads of Detroit, the Lower East Side of Manhattan and the historic city of Nashville; that in your face rock that pumps with sheer attitude. Fronted by Budapest-born, San Diego-raised Dorothy Martin, the group is one of the most dynamic bands to emerge in the past four years. They have not only managed to land in the mainstream charts but they did it on their own terms.
