After dropping their Phase II cassette earlier this year, Nashville band BLANK RANGE is back with their first vinyl experience. Scrapin’ comes courtesy of the Sturdy Girls Records label, delivering two new tracks of freewheeling folk rock.
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Courtesy of Stolen Body Records in the UK, weirdo Manchester duo BROWN BROGUES are back with their second album titled Triflin’. It’s filled with their psyched-out grooves, combining muddy surf rock with a noisy snarl. Continue reading “Brown Brogues – Triflin’”
A New York transplant now living in San Francisco, LOS ROYS is the moniker of an artist who is going to remain nameless until further notice. Most of these demos were recorded on a Tascam 424 cassette machine, but there’s some digital work mixed in as well.
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Bloomington babes THEE TSUNAMIS just dropped their new cassette A Goodbad Man is Hard to Find, packed with their own fearless brand of surf rock. Released by Magnetic South Recordings in southern Indiana, it’s the band’s debut release. Continue reading “Thee Tsunamis – A Goodbad Man is Hard to Find CS”
Hailing from east Nashville, BLANK RANGE come bearing their new cassette EP Phase II from the Study Girls Records label. It’s the band’s debut release, coming in a short run of 100 tapes.
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Could the new 2013 release of Desperation from Memphis blues-garage superheroes THE OBLIVIANS be the definition of a dream come true? You may have thought this reunion wouldn’t happen again, at least not to this degree.
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Last we checked, THEO VERNEY was hard at work putting the finishing touches on his debut EP. A few short months later, courtesy of Italian Beach Babes Records in London, Verney’s first release T.V. is now available on 100 purple cassette tapes. Continue reading “Friday’s Find: Theo Verney – T.V. EP”
To listen to the new COOL GHOULS album is to be dropped right in the middle of the California Gold Rush. The San Francisco-based quartet has delivered a promising debut, picking up where their 2012 self-released cassette EP Alright left off. Continue reading “Friday’s Find: Cool Ghouls – s/t LP”
The Nashville boys are back again with their latest release for Jeffery Drag Records. CRS Blues is their second 7″ for the label, coming in a short run of just 500 that could be hinting at more somewhere down the line. Continue reading “Natural Child – CRS Blues 7″”
It’s an absolute fact that anyone who is familiar with HOT LUNCH knows it took way too long to release their debut album. Thanks to Who Can You Trust? Records in Germany, that’s no longer a problem. Continue reading “Hot Lunch – s/t LP”
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