New Entry: Ash Reveal New Single "Darkest Hour Of The Night"

Northern Irish indie rock/alt/pop band Ash have revealed their brand new single "Darkest Hour Of The Night".

The song features on their upcoming compilation 'Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years of Ash' released on 14th February through BMG. Pre-order your copy here.

Teenage Wildlife traces the band’s recording career from exuberant debut Jack Names The Planets through to the likes of Buzzkill from 2018’s top twenty album Islands whilst also including this new offering alongside thirteen Top 40 singles such as Girl From Mars, Goldfinger, Oh Yeah amid an array of the band’s recorded history. 

Take a listen below.

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New Entry: Mint Julep Unleash New Single "Stray Fantasies"

US dream pop/electronic/synth wave duo Mint Julep (aka wife-and-husband Hollie and Keith Kenniff) have unleashed their new single "Stray Fantasies".

The song is taken from the album 'Stray Fantasies', available January 31, via Western Vinyl. Pre-order your copy here.

"Musically, since the lyrics were so heavy we wanted to balance that with something bright, but with some imperfection and edge; even though there's a lot of instruments layered throughout it feels tenuous with various textures coming in and out, lots of dynamic shifts and moments of tension and release."

Take a listen below.

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New Entry: The Orielles Premiere New Single "Space Samba (Disco Volador Theme)"

Halifax//Liverpool post-dance/surf/garage psych band The Orielles have premiered their catchy new single "Space Samba (Disco Volador Theme)".

The song is taken from their band's upcoming sophomore album 'Disco Volador', which will be out on 28th of February through Heavenly Recordings. Pre-order your copy here.

The band's words: "Space Samba is a song about corporeal experience, something which we feel we are collectively losing sight of in an age of mental existentialism! It is the 'Disco Volador' theme because it relates to the phenomenological thread of the whole album, which tackles the many interpretations of the title throughout. In this instance, it refers to Disco Volador’s literal translation of ‘flying disc’ or ‘frisbee’, using this symbol to reflect both feelings of flight and motion and the notion of human connectivity."

Stream it below.

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