The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their recent album 'CRAWLER', which came out last month (November 12) through Partisan Records. Buy your copy here.
Watch the video below.
Monday, December 13, 2021
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The Blinders Release "The Killing Moon" (Echo & The Bunnymen cover)
The band's new EP 'Electric Kool-Aid (Part 1)' will be out on January 14th.
Speaking about the cover, singer Thomas Haywood said: “You attach yourself to particular songs and marry them with moments of your own life. It’s a collective favourite of the band and one of the best songs that’s ever been written.”
“We recorded it live at Parr Street in Liverpool, which was the same studio Echo & the Bunnymen recorded the original song. That made it even more special. I hope we didn’t butcher it! We always wanted to get in there and do something. It’s since then been shut down so we’re pleasedwe got this one in the bag.”
Watch/listen below.
(facebook.com/theblindersband)
Tags: The Blinders
New Entry: Cheekface Reveal New Single "Featured Singer"
The song is out today, December 13th through New Professor Music. Get it here.
Speaking about the track band member Greg Katz said: "One day, mid-pandemic, I was thinking about how hard it is for a band to reach people, especially in the middle of the pandemic, and my daydreaming led me to thinking about how much easier it would be if I just did an uncredited featured vocal on an EDM song by a famous DJ, and that song became super famous without me having to do anything other than sing into a microphone. Like, I could be that faceless voice! I wouldn’t even have to do anything! I started laughing at myself for this stupid wish, and writing a little poem about it. A few days later, Mandy sent me this nasty bass-line over email and I just started reciting the poem over it. And so there was this song, about warehouse raves and frat parties, written via email, made at a time when there were no warehouse raves or frat parties."
Speaking about the track band member Greg Katz said: "One day, mid-pandemic, I was thinking about how hard it is for a band to reach people, especially in the middle of the pandemic, and my daydreaming led me to thinking about how much easier it would be if I just did an uncredited featured vocal on an EDM song by a famous DJ, and that song became super famous without me having to do anything other than sing into a microphone. Like, I could be that faceless voice! I wouldn’t even have to do anything! I started laughing at myself for this stupid wish, and writing a little poem about it. A few days later, Mandy sent me this nasty bass-line over email and I just started reciting the poem over it. And so there was this song, about warehouse raves and frat parties, written via email, made at a time when there were no warehouse raves or frat parties."
Stream it below.
Watch: Twin Tribes Drop Music Video For "Heart & Feather"
Watch: Factice Factory Unveil Music Video For "Weimar"
The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their fourth studio album 'Figments', which came out in May via Holy Hour Record. Get your copy here.
Watch the video below.
(facebook.com/facticefactory)
Tags: Factice Factory
Watch: NNHMN Unleash Music Video For "Magic Man"
The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their mini-album 'Tomorrow's Heroine' released in July this year via their own k-dreams records. Get it here.
Watch it below.
(facebook.com/nonhuman.duo)
Tags: NNHMN
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