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News: Accept Announce New Digital Single ‘The Undertaker – Live’ Plus ‘Too Mean To Die’ Exclusive Silver Vinyl
Accept were getting ready to tour mainland Europe in January 2022, but unfortunately virus related circumstances are not allowing the dates to go ahead as planned. Against all expectations and hopes, the legendary band have had to postpone these dates until January/February 2023. “As much as we want to, the current Covid situation just doesn’t allow us to …
News: Clutch have announced the fourth instalment of their live stream series, ‘Live From The Doom Saloon’
Almighty riff masters, CLUTCH have announced the fourth instalment of their live stream series, “Live From The Doom Saloon” today. Taking place on Friday 26th November at 5pm PST/8pm EST (that’s 1am GMT, Saturday 27th November, for UK fans) live from the band’s rehearsal space, “Live From The Doom Saloon Vol. 4” will feature a special set list of old songs, deep cuts, some …
See: Empath’s ‘Diamond Eyelids’ is a dose of squally, knockabout, lo-fi fun
FRESH from a whole buncha dates criss-crossing the States in the company of Modest Mouse, Philadelphia’s cutely noisy foursome Empath have got all the feels extended for a new album. That album is entitled simply Visitor, and will be out just short of Valentine’s day next year on Fat Possum. Need more precision with your …
See: Duquette Johnston flicks a dark period the Vs and forges forward with the six-string Southern indie-boogie of ‘Year To Run’
DUQUETTE JOHNSTON is a name that, if you’re a deep connoisseur of the US indie scene you’ll recall in association with one of those band whose star lit, arced, sputtered a little too soon, sadly; almost famous. Gah. That band was Verbena, who came, released three albums of grand, dirtily low-slung, well-honed indie-stoner rock. They …
Track: Sydney’s dynamic Loose Fit return with an edgy hyperactive force in new single ‘Exhale’
Loose Fit have ever been producers of the most kinetic percussive tracks that have a restless and visceral energy about them. Borne on a punchy and melodic bass spine and containing an angular jagged edge that recalls Talking Heads or early Models or Hunters and Collectors, their new single ‘Exhale’ exemplifies their unique post punk …
Track: Bleed Again – Sign Of Fire
Brighton metalcorers Bleed Again have released their sophomore album, ‘Resurgence’. The band have have also shared the video for track, ‘Sign Of Fire’ which is taken from the album. A restrained beginning but the track is an absolute belter once the guys turn up the volume. The twin vocal attack works perfectly here the screaming …
Track: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss reimagine Bert Jansch’s ‘It Don’t Bother Me’
With the release of their second album together due this month, Plant and Krauss have shared the final taster from the album with their version of Bert Jansch’s ‘It Don’t Bother Me’. On the inclusion of “It Don’t Bother Me” on Raise The Roof, Robert Plant says: “I’ve been a big follower of Bert Jansch’s work …
See: Bill Callahan & Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy – ‘Kidnapped By Neptune’ (feat. Hamerkop): a double album of collaborative covers follows from the pair
NONE gigs; none proper studio time; none nothing, except, perhaps, as Big Black once memorably put it, to “sit around home, stare at the walls / Stare at the walls and stare at each other.” It’s a tale we’ve heard oft told since the virus got tough, got going. What was a committed, lifer musician …
Track: London’s St Jasper offers the morning mournfulness of ‘Dial Tone’- he’s a burgeoning synth talent
JAMIE JOHNSON is only two singles into his career as St Jasper, and that’s if we include “Dial Tone”, the song he’s unveiling today – but my, hasn’t he got maturity and talent in a full flush? This new track is so considered; spacious, atmospheric, spectral. It has a gravitas you wouldn’t immediately associate with …
Track: Aussie scallywags Skegss release the poignant track ‘Bunny Man’.
One of Australia’s most beloved surf rock trios Skegss have returned with a heartfelt tribute song for their tour manager, guitar tech, driver and friend, ‘Bunny Man’. In this current state of humanity, having a song written about you might not be the biggest claim – especially if it’s one of loathing or sheer retaliation …