MINING BOOM from Perth, Australia sent us over their debut 7″ Dining Room containing two murky tracks of their lo-fi pop. Lately they have been living in Melbourne, just playing and recording material together as a band. Continue reading “Mining Boom – Dining Room 7″”
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Crystal Swells – HarshSide/ SludgeFreaks 7″
Vancouver scuzz-punks CRYSTAL SWELLS meld together parts punk, psych and surf rock for a sound that’s equally exhilarating as it is trashy. Their 7″ was just released by TRBLFKR Records this past July in a short run of 250. Continue reading “Crystal Swells – HarshSide/ SludgeFreaks 7″”
Shiva Trash – Bleach Bath 7″
SHIVA TRASH of San Diego just dropped their debut 7″ Bleach Bath in mid-June. The single includes three well-crafted and challenging garage rock onslaughts that will quickly get your blood pumping. Continue reading “Shiva Trash – Bleach Bath 7″”
Song of the Day #28: Meat Market – “TNT”
Oakland, California surf-punks MEAT MARKET drop their first release on vinyl, made up of some old and familiar tracks along with some brand new ones. The LP comes from Under the Gun Records in Los Angeles in a run of just 500 pressings.
The LP originally dropped as a cassette tape, which means we’re about to give this album the double-plug. The new, self-titled LP features ten tracks of their smart and sensible surf rock, taking a handful of the songs from the original cassette and filling them out immensely. The LP sounds so much better it shouldn’t even be a question, because now we get these fully-realized and fun-loving surf rock anthems like “TNT” to fill our hearts with joy. A song like this is overflowing with positive vibes and hook-heavy tendencies, led by warm, sunny guitars with a glinting, surfy twang. Care-free vocal hooks sit on top of the shredded guitars, supplying the song with a dose of innocence that is nothing short of catchy. Underneath there’s a relentless stomp that drives the track, which solidifies nicely at the end to show off a punching punk edge.
Hear the track below and if you’re sold on that, go and check the rest of the LP on the Meat Market Bandcamp.
Genre/ Tags: Garage Rock, Surf Rock, Punk
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Magic Shadows – Sunburned Mind 7″
Sunburned Mind is the brand new 7″ from Hamilton, Ontario noise-punks MAGIC SHADOWS. They blend a sharp, noisy mixture of garage rock, punk and shoegaze for a head-splitting combo on their debut 7″. Continue reading “Magic Shadows – Sunburned Mind 7″”
Dharma Dogs – Drown 7″ EP
Dirty grunge-punks DHARMA DOGS of Madison, WI just dropped a new cassette (soon to be 7″) which was co-produced and co-mixed with Bobby Hussy from the Hussy (and Kind Turkey Records). Continue reading “Dharma Dogs – Drown 7″ EP”
Wet Hair – Spill Into Atmosphere
The latest LP from WET HAIR, Spill Into Atmosphere, dropped via De Stijl Records back at the beginning of June. As far as space rock goes, Wet Hair appear to be trying to alter the sound by employing their own special hybrid of sweeping electronic psychedelia, but this didn’t just come from nowhere. Continue reading “Wet Hair – Spill Into Atmosphere”
Dikes of Holland – Braindead USA
Braindead USA is the sophomore LP from DIKES OF HOLLAND and it’s exactly the kind of rollicking kick in the ass we’ve come to love around here. The album comes from Screamers Records in Paris, France while the band hails from Austin, TX. Continue reading “Dikes of Holland – Braindead USA”
Residuels – s/t EP
RESIDUELS is the latest Philadelphia has to offer. The band is a duo consisting of Pat Troxell from Creepoid and Justin Pittney from Moon Women. They dropped their first EP and almost immediately started playing shows. Continue reading “Residuels – s/t EP”
Thick Shakes – French Dyppe
THICK SHAKES are back once again with their new cassyngle French Dyppe. It’s been awhile since we’ve heard from these Boston natives, but their music still hits the same sloppy mark. Continue reading “Thick Shakes – French Dyppe”









