Monday, July 05, 2021
Watch: workfriends Release "Stunt Doubles" Music Video
The song is part of our current playlist and came out last month (June 18). Get it here.
‘Stunt Doubles’ is a blisteringly high-speed song about the paranoia of a man who has spent too much time alone with his spiralling thoughts. Recorded and produced across various bedrooms in the band’s shared house in Sheffield, it expands even further on the band’s previous releases as it incorporates glitchy electronic drums and distorted organ stabs into the mix.
‘Stunt Doubles’ is a blisteringly high-speed song about the paranoia of a man who has spent too much time alone with his spiralling thoughts. Recorded and produced across various bedrooms in the band’s shared house in Sheffield, it expands even further on the band’s previous releases as it incorporates glitchy electronic drums and distorted organ stabs into the mix.
Watch the video below.
New Entry: The Islas Unveil New Single "The Absence of You"
With upbeat rhythms, sharp melodies and thoughtful lyricism that hints at influences of The Smiths, Beautiful South, Paul Weller & Sam Fender, their songs are harvested from youth and the experiences British adolescents face throughout their journey into adulthood. The anxiety, happiness, sadness and first loves - and everything in-between.
Written throughout the confines of the pandemic, the song arose after the downfall of a long term relationship. Tackling post-break-up emotions and the feelings of insecurities, regret and lack of confidence, Baverstock shares, “The single is not really a love-sick song about wanting someone back, just the sensation of feeling empty and realising that that chapter of your life has gone.”
It is taken from their upcoming six-track EP 'Oblivion'. Get it here and take a listen below.
Watch: Imperial Broads Share Music Video For "Unromantic"
The song is part of our current playlist and came out in March through Broken Stone Records/Remote Control Records, it is taken from their upcoming sophomore album 'Counterpart'. Get it here.
Watch the clip below.
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