When it comes to pure, unadulterated rock & roll, it doesn't get any better than Filthy Tricks. Based in Warrington, their sound is explosive and mountainous, fostering that nostalgic feeling of when iconic bands ripped the roofs off of venues with might. Comprised of Liam Rimmer, Gerard Van Den Hoek, Chris Peake, Matty Hignett and Chris James, their no filler, nothing but the best approach to music is reflected in every aspect of each recording. It's about the quality and Filthy Tricks have stood more than true to that vision.
In the midst of the global pandemic Alison Mosshart of The Kills and The Dead Weather has managed to drop music, first being her track 'Rise' and now a song titled 'It Aint Water'. Both cuts will be available on 7" vinyl on July 31st via Domino Records.
Siblings Larkin Poe are slated to release their new album 'SELF MADE MAN' on June 12th via their Tricki-Woo Records imprint. Having shared the video to their tune 'Holy Ghost Fire' earlier this month, the duo now unveil their latest single 'Keep Diggin'. With sizzling guitar lines and claps setting off the intro to the track, the song transcends into an electric blues rock gem which addresses the topic of senseless gossiping.
Having launched the 'Quarantine Sessions' live stream show earlier this month, Stockholm's FELIN will kick off the second set on April 26th. For the upcoming concert, guests will include Lizette Lizette, Esther Vallee, and Miss Sister, along with a performance from FELIN herself. Working in conjunction with Venue, viewers will be able to watch the show via Twitch.
As one half of one of the greatest bands ever, The Kills, not to mention a member of The Dead Weather, Alison Mosshart has brought forth her debut solo single titled 'Rise'. Produced by Lawrence Rothman and recorded in Los Angeles, the song has been released through Domino Records.
Amsterdam-based band Rex have stepped up with their new song 'Palaces', a haunting alternative cut infused with post-punk undertones. Launching the track with an eerie bass line, remaining minimal until a little after the one minute mark before the drums kick in, the stern vocals of front man Jonathan Rex add to the commanding feel.
London singer Katie Wood makes her debut with the single 'Steve'. Drawing influence from the new romantic era, the song is gracefully stacked with chunky guitar lines, glistening keys and pounding drum play all coinciding with Wood's shimmering vocal delivery.
The Slow Readers Club will release their forthcoming album 'The Joy Of The Returnahead' on March 20th via the Modern Sky UK label. The band have shared one of the singles taken from the new LP entitled 'Killing Me'. Absolutely shining with pristine instrumentation, epic breakdowns and titanic vocals, 'Killing Me' is a classic example of a well-crafted indie rock song that is designed to make you think as well as move your body.
Manchester band PINS have shared another track taken from their forthcoming LP 'Hot Slick', out May 29th on their Haus of Pins imprint. The new single titled 'Ponytail' is another grooving mixture of electro, new wave and post-punk. While husky synths drive through the production, the playful melodies and stadium style chorus give the song a fun appeal, not to mention is highly anthemic.
Iggy Pop has shared the video for his track 'We Are The People', which is featured on his latest LP 'Free'. With the song spawned from a 1970s poem by the late Lou Reed, the timing of the video coincides with Reed's birthday which is March 2nd. Directed by Simon Taylor, the visuals themselves are concentrated on close-up shots of Iggy whilst he recites the lyrics.
