London based The Slowcoaches (who are releasing their next album Nothing Gives this weekend ) were once described by NME as “Thee Oh Sees, but with even bigger balls.” And although the comparison makes sense in terms of genre–both fall under the loose category of “garage rock”–it doesn’t particularly make sense otherwise, as The Slowcoaches have pulled together a sound that is much more of a callback to punk bands like X (with a tinge of pop) than it is to the post-punk bands that came after. The music is fast and loud, the vocals unwavering and aggressive, and the energy will make you want to get off your feet no matter where you are. This London trio Slowcoaches finally bring their debut album into the world. The fast, furious, clatteringly majestic and downright fun ‘Nothing Gives’ is released via Leisure and District. Each track is a fireball of fuzz and sweet female vocals – think a mix of The Flatmates, Ramones, 53rd and 3rd Records and Shop Assistants. It’s instant, record that you will play twenty times a day. .
The Fat Angel Sings 