Goat Girl are very excited to share our new tune ‘Ride Around’ with yaz, we had so much fun making this song and the video too with our pals at Foreign Body Productions
it’s the first single from our new album “Below The Waste”, which we co-produced with the amazing John ‘Spud’ Murphy and it’s coming out on 7TH June . it actually bangs can’t wait to share with yuz.
also check out the amazing artwork from our fave artistic sibling duo Toby and Aidan Evans-Jesra
THAT’S NOT ALL!!! we’re doing a test drive tour (beep beep) at the end of march where you can hear songs old and new, good and bad (jk they’re all bangers) so go hit that link in our bio to get that exclusive access to presale of album and gig tickets!!!
wait…. THERE’S MORE!! we’ll be hitting up some record stores around the release of the album and playing even more shows. we’re so gassed it’s good to be back, love and power, GG xxxxx4
Welsh band Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard have shared a live performance of our new single ‘National Rust’!
We’ve done a couple of these now so I think everyone knows the score but we recorded it in this big barn in mid-Wales by a bunch of sand dunes, we went running around in those damn dunes before we shot it so I was all sweaty and covered in sand and then the temperature dropped so I was freezing cold and itchy and trying to set up microphones and shouting at Ethan to stop slamming drums 24/7 it was class.
Our brand new record “Skinwalker” is coming out on April 12th. If you wanna be the proud owner of one of these freaky new tees or a spooky-ass glow in the dark vinyl then go get ’em from our official store.
The new MOJO stars Liam Gallagher & John Squire, Beth Gibbons, St. Vincent, Steely Dan, The Rolling Stones, Michael Head, Waxahatchee, Lenny Kravitz, Marvin Gaye, Can, Mdou Moctar, Dion, Sam Lee, The Ramones, Mary Weiss, Studio One, Butthole Surfers and a 15-track Manchester CD.
“Underdressed at the Symphony” is out March 1st on Secretly Canadian and available now for pre-order.
“Feeling Good Today” is straightforward: Simple guitar, piano, and autotune. Lighthearted and self-aware with a surprisingly sticky melody. Webster’s favorite song on the record, and the one appearance of autotune on “Underdressed at the Symphony”, as Webster sings an airy, acrobatic melody over a sweet, ambling guitar riff. It’s a snapshot of a day in the life of Faye Webster: a to do list of what she’s planning for the day from visiting her brother, to walking her dog, to buying something dumb. Anything to stay focused on the positive while processing a breakup.
Unlike most songs on the album, Webster and her band took many swings at “Feeling Good Today”, recording and scrapping numerous takes before returning to the demo and original recordings. “The demo can’t be beat,” says Webster, as the she sings through what almost sounds like a morning inner monologue, the tiny highs and lows that carry us through.
‘Underdressed at the Symphony’, out March 1st on Secretly Canadian.
Unearthing and refining material beginning from two 2013 sessions – one in The Brian Jonestown Massacre‘s Berlin studio, the other in Leeds alongside the band’s formative producer Richard Formby – neo-psych titans The Telescopes unveil their sixteenth album, one which emanates a superbly subversive style to their usual ethereal storms. The band, whilst still cruising across their sea of far-out noise improv at the time, were also creating a distinctly Telescopes-themed world of gorgeous song-based music: although separate from most of their discography, the tracks still retain a sense of melody, spontaneity and experimentation that is wholly theirs.
Saved by founding member Stephen Lawrie (rescuing and fine-tuning the album in his studio over the pandemic) following a hard drive loss, “Growing Eyes Becoming String” is at last ready to delight the ears of psych fans the world over, boasting well-honed evergreen tunes.
The Last Dinner Party are excited to announce details of their debut album, for release in February 2024. “Prelude To Ecstasy” will be released on 2nd February via Island Records. It was produced by James Ford in London, and will feature the breakthrough singles, ‘Nothing Matters’, ‘Sinner’, and ‘MyLady Of Mercy’. The band that’s on everyone’s lips. From supporting The Rolling Stones to Florence and the Machine, the 5-piece bring baroque indie glam to the masses on their debut.
Alongside this news, we’re also elated to share a new song from the album, ‘On Your Side,’ a love song with its hands tied. It’s about being so devoted to someone that not matter what they do, no matter how much it hurts, how much you know you should leave, you can’t escape.
Produced by the experienced James Ford, “Prelude To Ecstasy” is the hotly anticipated first album from London-based indie rockers The Last Dinner Party. Following a heady summer of 2023 that saw packed festival performances, a UK headline tour and a clutch of great singles (all of which are included here) the band cap it off with a modern, classic debut.
Pissed Jeans is sharing a new track “Sixty-Two Thousand Dollars in Debt,” a crushing new song about the heady excitement of shrinking debt-to-credit ratios, and a highlight from their forthcoming album “Half Divorced”.
Last month, the band announced the release of the album with the official video for indelible lead single “Moving On” from director and frequent collaborator Joe Stakun (“The Bar Is Low,” “Bathroom Laughter,” “Romanticize Me”). “Moving On” is, “…a song that cuts deep to the core while brightening up the layers of distortion that have defined the sound of previous Pissed Jeans albums through perky guitar tones and anthemic vocals.” Stereogum named the song one of its “5 Best Songs of the Week,” and said, “Where Pissed Jeans’ music was once overwhelmingly mean and scuzzy,
‘Moving On’ sounds vast and anthemic, with keyboards and melodies and an actual singable hook. It might be the friendliest song that Pissed Jeans have ever recorded.”
Later this month, Pissed Jeans will also grace the cover of New Noise Magazine’s February/March issue (see January 31st news story).
Pissed Jeans’ “Half Divorced” is the follow-up to 2017’s “Why Love Now”, an album that took aim at the mundane discomforts of modern life. The twelve songs of “Half Divorced” skewer the tension between youthful optimism and the sobering realities of adulthood. Pissed Jeans’ – Matt Korvette (vocals), Bradley Fry (guitar), Randy Huth (bass), and Sean McGuinness (drums) – notorious acerbic sense of humour remains sharper than ever as they dismember some of the joys that contemporary adult life has to offer.
“Half Divorced” was produced and mixed by Pissed Jeans and Don Godwin and engineered by Mike Petillo at Tonal Park in Takoma Park, Maryland, and mastered by Arthur Rizk (co-producer and mixer for “Why Love Now“).
Pissed Jeans’ previously announced international tour dates in support of “Half Divorced”
Blood Red Shoes just released “Live in Madrid” “People come up to us all the time at shows and say, hey, you should really release a live album. Well, the time has finally come. Since we’re barely playing this year we figured it’s the ideal time to release some live shows for download. Only we’re not releasing just one album. Starting today, we’ll be releasing one new show for download every month of 2024.
Starting off this live series is our show from Madrid last September,
