The Underground Stage
Organs’ gleeful mayhem bristles and sparks through this sub-three-minute romp of fun and games. With the ghost of Royal Headache looming large in the background, it’s a crackling slab of high-revving energy, skinny in the trouser and bulging in the eye. What a gas. Learn More: Facebook – Instagram Latest Posts
An occasional roundup of tracks I can’t get enough of, by bands I’ve not got round to seeing live yet. PSTCRDS – Change & Grow Its intentions are announced in the ready-steady-go of the opening chords, before blasting off into a high-speed run through three-ish minutes of roaring, harmonised guitar explosions. Roiling, cathartic, expansive stuff. […]
After what seems like an eternity, the debut single from Elizabeth Fader is finally out, and it’s just as immaculate as the live shows have long since been. On record, we are funnelled through the classics a la Kelley Deal or Julianna Hatfield, but taken on whimsical detours via sprinklings of tight-fitting, shiny modern pop […]
It’s easy to slip off into ennui or even an outright funk during these turbulent times. It’s tough, for sure. But sometimes, tracks like these appear like lights in the sky. Perfectly formed slices of bouncing, energetic laughter like this are just what the doctor ordered. Take your medicine. Learn More: Facebook – Instagram – […]
This one just stands quietly next to you but firmly insists you keep listening – understated, but hard to ignore. Once you lock into that groove, that’s it, you’re done. And off you go back to the start again. Learn More: Facebook – Instagram – Twitter Latest Posts
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There are some days when I just make food hot. It’s not really cooking, it’s just temperature. Some days though – not often – I manage to accidentally make something so bloody good every bite is a pleasure, rich and chewy and exciting. In case you can’t see the metaphor coming, this is like that. […]
An occasional roundup of tracks I can’t get enough of, by bands I’ve not got round to seeing live yet. Ducey Muncs – Stuck at Rabbits House While the world collapses inwards on itself, this is the sort of track to make you want to look outwards again. Outwards to your friends, inwards to yourself, […]