stone darling is from LA and sounds like a more country version of tashaki miyaki and best coast. this track is taken from their self titled EP.
here’s a 70s power garage pop tune by virals except it’s not from the 70s! get some tough love now.
beach day could have easily stepped into a time machine and travelled from a 60s beach party to the present day.
loving their girl surf garage pop! let’s do the wave!
wow! yuck keeps getting better. the new song is bass heavy with swirling guitars and dreamy vocals.. like a daydream
parakeet is yuck’s bassist, mariko doi’s solo effort. this grungey track will definitely excite yuck and 90s indie rock fans.
san diego noisepop merchants, crocodiles, are back with a new track,Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9), from their forthcoming album, endless flowers. fans of the band need not fear as the band is still delivering those rocking badassed fuzzed out tunes!!!
TOY is a Korg Delta led five-piece formed in 2010. It consists of Tom Dougall (Vox/Guitars), Dominic O’Dair (Guitars), Maxim Barron (Bass/Vox), Alejandra Diez (Synthesizers/Modulation) and Charlie Salvidge (Drums/Vox). TOY’s musical influences incorporate a wide range of genres including punk, psychedelia, krautrock, post rock to name a few and they explore experimental recording techniques in the studio.
With the majority of 2010 spent writing, TOY played their first show at the Cave Club in Islington earlier this year. Since then the band have played a string of live performances including Field Day and 1234 festivals and have supported bands such as The Horrors and The Pretty Things. Their first single – Left Myself Behind – is out now.
there’s something about finland that we should find out. after french films, come black twig.
described, rightfully, as “Black Twig builds on the tradition of jangly, distorted rhythm music. The sound echoes of modern fuzzed out pop experiments as well as of 60s garage rock gems, sometimes developing a sensibility for hypnotic, repetitive drones.”
hey girls hey boys!
Get ready for a night of freakin dancin this Sat as deck punks, 4imaginaryboys, bring you a very special edition of LOADED; this time!
Come Saturday, young adult friction never looked so good coz us boys have Hong Kong’s top indie DJ collective cum gig promoter, SONGS FOR CHILDREN, to wreck the decks together at BluJaz Space!
Disappointed with the lack of indie parties in Hong Kong, Scottish couple, Mike Mystery and Jane Blondel, launched SONGS FOR CHILDREN, an unpretentious night of dancing, sing-a-longs and unapologetic fun. Armed with their tambourines and signature ‘No Coldplay Guarantee’, the duo has since become a staple in the city’s burgeoning indie music scene.
Other than these crazy nights, SONGS FOR CHILDREN have brought countless indie acts such as The Drums, Yuck, Asobi Seksu to Hong Kong.
So gather your dancing shoes and head down to BLUJAZ this Saturday for another fun LOADED night! woohoo!!!
If YØU wanna have ▲ GØØD TIME…if YØU wanna have ▲ PΛRTY… YØU wanna get LOADED!!!
BluJaz Space is at 11 Bali Lane, 3rd floor
lightships is teenage fanclub bassist’s, Gerard Love, project along with his cast of Glasgow-based friends – Dave McGowan (guitar, Teenage Fanclub), Brendan O’Hare (drums,from the firstincarnation of Teenage Fanclub), Tom Crossley (flute, International Airport and The Pastels) and Bob Kildea (bass,Belle & Sebastian).
we are absolutely delighted with what we are hearing based on this release.
its debut album, electric cables, will be out on domino records in april this year.
4imaginaryboys
