Tuesday, March 20, 2018

New Entry: Mugen Release New Single "Going Down"

Leeds indie rock band Mugen have released their new single "Going Down".

The song, recorded and mixed at Greenmount Studios Leeds, and mastered by Pete Maher, is out today (March 20).

Get it here and stream it below.



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Watch: FRIGS Share Music Video For "Solid State"

Toronto garage psych/post-punk band FRIGS have shared the video for their latest single "Solid State".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their debut album 'Basic Behaviour', which came out last month through Arts and Crafts. Buy your copy here.

"The video for Solid State acts as a homage to inner dialogues that are common, spanning: gender, age and background,” explains frontwoman Bria Salmena. “While the video was intended to be a darker, more surreal exploration of these themes, the filming process ended up being a typical comforting visit with my grandmother. Exploring her aged house, and enjoying a meal with her. We were able to capture a candid and somber time. The real effect the video has is one of overwhelming nostalgia and self reflection."

Watch it below.


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New Entry: Blush Response Unleash New Single "Cruel"

Australian shoegaze/dream pop band Blush Response have unleashed their new single "Cruel".

The song features features original member Emily Retsas on bass and a guest appearance from Brodie Brümmer of Flyying Colours. It is taken from the band's upcoming new album 'Hearts Grow Dull', set to arrive in April.

Have a listen below.


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New Entry: The Postmodernism Forms Release New Single "Only Bitcoins"

Colombia-based (with collaborations in Berlin) electronic/cold wave/minimal project The Postmodernism Forms have released their infectious new single "Only Bitcoins".

The project, formed by Erika Gómez and Andrés Royet, are influenced by new wave, cold, minimal, dark wave, post punk, and techno tones. A hypnotic band of strong and energetic sounds with sensual and harmonic vocals full of lyrics and deep and emotional verses. Expressionist, sweet and poetic, synthetic electronics. 

Stream the track below.



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Watch: Snapped Ankles Reveal "CIA Man (NSA Man Violation)" New Video

East London art wave/post punk/krautrock band Snapped Ankles have revealed the video for "NSA Man", their take on The Fugs 1965's counterculture anthem "CIA Man".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their upcoming EP 'Violations', which will be released on April 21st for Record Store Day 2018.

About the song, the band said: "Having unearthed The Fugs' 'CIA Man' some years before, we were shocked to discover a newer, more sinister agency had taken over from the diatribe's protagonist, so we updated Tuli Kupferberg's list of ills... Of course every time the song is now mentioned online, a blip of data triggers a filter that enters a file that rings a bell in a bunker deep under a mountain in Pennsylvania. So now the forest is full of agents looking for us, and we are taping up our microphones and cameras and walking backwards through our own footprints to shake them off...". Get it here.

The video was directed by Diet Clinic. Watch it below.



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Watch: Preoccupations Air Music Video For New Song "Disarray"

Canadian post-punk band Preoccupations (formerly known as Viet Cong) have aired the video for their new single "Disarray".

The song is taken from their upcoming new album 'New Material', which will be out this Friday (March 23) through Jagjaguwar. Pre-order your copy here

The video was directed by Ruffmercy, watch it below.


Watch: Night Flowers Drop Music Video For New Single "Hey Love"

London dream pop band Night Flowers have dropped the video for their new single "Hey Love".

The song is taken from their upcoming debut album 'Wild Notion', which will be out on 13th April through Dirty Bingo Records. Pre-order your copy here.

The video was directed by Josh Moore. Check out below.