The Heavenly Bodes - Green Hills
Cornish garage/60s rock
The Heavenly Bodes - Green Hills
Cornish garage/60s rock
The Anchoress - Throw Over Your Man featuring James Dean Bradfield
New single that could be filed under sapphic-rock (or frock-rock), inspired by Virgina Woolf’s love letters to Vita Sackville-West, featuring guest vocals and guitars from yr man from Manic Street Preachers.
Flat Moon - Life Near Mars
(punk)-Funk from one of Leeds’ top live acts
Good day for UK rap…
Tony Bontana - Birmingham City Council
3rd album of the year for the prolific rapper/producer
Manonmars - Entertainment System
Young Echo member or associate or something like that. Produced entirely by O$VMV$M
Nixon Boyd - Every Time We Turn a Corner
Nice warm low key Toronto indie pop.
Damn it’s quiet in here. Here’s a new release I’ve actually had time to listen to on a Friday
Autogenesis - Convergence
Future bass, dark psy, tribal techno, idk but it has threatening Vibes and that’s the kind of thing i go for
Edit: the previous link was totally wrong for some reason
Kind of a relief to have a new release vacation tbh, time to catch up on my first half list.
Hot Load - Realized
Swaggery LA punk metal in the vein of Poison Idea/ early Turbonegro
struggling with these vocals
I can understand that
New Madonna is well good
Charley Crockett - Clovis
New studio album from Texan classic country artist - briefly got released a couple of months back, but then pulled due to a label dispute.
Smirk - Speculative Fiction
Just recently became aware of this artist, can’t remember how but it was the only thing on my list for July 3rd. Listened to an earlier album just the day before, and this now. FFO garage punk & post punk, hearing a bit of both.
Just a very quiet/shit week for releases or is everyone on holiday? Never known it to be so quiet.
Madonna innit.
I think nobody wanted to run up against this whole America 250 deal.
Not mad on the Mary in the junkyard album unfortunately. Too many songs sound like a 30 second idea stretched out, and the ideas aren’t always that great. Was expecting more.
I really like it, especially “Thou Shalt Sprout”. Think it’s a lovely little album, although can’t put my finger on why I like it so much, because what you say isn’t untrue
Abul Mogard & Rafael Anton Irisarri and Beth Orton tied at the top of last week’s poll, Batu & Donato Dozzy third.
Not a lot of new release action this week; anything good here?