Listen to Trudy and the Romance’s Punk Pop Tune ‘Sandman’
From the time of their early tracks such as ‘All My Love’ and ‘Behave’, Liverpool …
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FELIN Interview
Stockholm's FELIN represent all that one would imagine to coincide with the idea of Scandinavian beauty and the life that comes with being a musician and a rock star photographer. Comprised of singer/songwriter/pianist Elin Blom and photographer, filmmaker, as well as creative director Fredrik Etoall, the duo are presenting audible and visual mediums to the audience in the most chic and sleek way possible.
Bakery ‘Tribe’ Video
Berlin band Bakery bring a wandering female to partake in a ritual experience in the …
Stream Silent Pictures’ New LP ‘Let it Begin’
San Francisco band Silent Pictures have released their new album 'Let it Begin'. Stirring together psych, shoe gaze and garage, the 12-song LP is raw in delivery and spunky in instrumentation. Whilst the beauty of the album does explode through its gritty sonics, there is also flex and stretching moments that comes from the experience of playing for many years. In a way, Silent Pictures are letting loose with ease, as tracks effortlessly shift from raging guitar shredding and distortion on tunes like 'Time Has Broken' to delicate melodies on songs such as 'Far From Reach'. 'Let it Begin' is rock & roll uncut, unfiltered and utterly addicting. You can preview the album below.
Listen to Tiger Army’s New Single ‘Prisoner of the Night’
L.A. band Tiger Army bridge classic rock and roll to the times of now with their new single 'Prisoner of the Night', taken from their upcoming album 'V •••– '. Drawing inspiration from the American rock sound of the late 50's to early 60s, the track is currently out now via Rise Records.
Regarding 'Prisoner of the Night', lead vocalist Nick 13 wrote:
"Our sound has always been about a mix of old and new. But this song, like others on the new record, draws from the early ‘60s. It was a transitional period after the end of rock 'n' roll's first wave, but prior to the British invasion. There was a lot of sonic experimentation as people tried to figure out 'what's next'? Radio singles of that era also went on to influence early NYC punk, so 'Prisoner' plays with that as well."