New Entry: Belishas Unveil New Single "Brother"

Bristol post-indie/post-pop band Belishas have unveiled their new single "Brother".

Written as a reaction to the current state of the nation, Brother delves deeply into personal anguish at the ever-worsening, austerity ridden modern Britain. Rather than a direct and aggressive approach, the song sorrowfully weaves its way through every-day struggles, highlighting the disarray and chaos we have to endure on a daily basis. 

Written in the post -Brexit perspective, the song confronts the mass unemployment of youth, growing and normalised xenophobia and the overall apathy that seems to encapsulate these times. Contrasting with the empowering jangle of Whispers, Brother lifts a sorrowful veil, reacquainting us with the real world once again.

Get it here and stream it below.

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Watch: Moving Units Air "Body Electric" (Sisters of Mercy Cover)

Los Angeles indie rock/punk band Moving Units have aired the video for their cover version of Sisters of Mercy's classic "Body Electric".

The song is taken from their upcoming album 'Moving Units of Mercy', which will be out this fall.

Watch/listen below.

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Watch: Echoberyl Drop New Single/Video "Salomé (Suffer Me)"

French coldwave/post punk/synthwave duo Echoberyl have dropped the video for their new single "Salomé (Suffer Me)".

The song is taken from their forthcoming new album 'Mother Solitude and Other Dark Tales', which will be released in October 2021. Get it here.

From the duo: "Our version of the myth of Salomé and her fatal dance (in an alternative video edit). Inspired by the tragedy by Oscar Wilde and the film transpositions of Carmelo Bene and Ken Russell."

Watch/listen below.

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