taken from the EP of the same name SHANA FALANA based in NYC releases this Heavy Ambient Etheral Rocky Super Pop record influencecd by Kate Bush when she was 18 Shana plays keyboards guitars and Taurus bass pedals on the EP of the same name out now please go and buy. t
Six piece band hail from Finland check out their debut album “Images Of Animals Crying In Public” they should not be missed live they are energetic rocking maniac band
Seen this band twice now and they are going to be at a lot of Festivals this summer
Kathleen
is the excellent, reverb drenched new single all about the insanity of infatuation from up and coming indie rockers
Catfish & The Bottlemen
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It is out on the 14th April via Communion. Have a listen.
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you always need more BRUCE as promised in Australia he bought a few suprise covers to each show “Highway to Hell” became a huge favourite along with other well known Aussie and Kiwi based tunes “Stayin Alive” the Bee Gees and INXS “Dont Change” finally in Auckland he covered the huge hit from LORDE “Royals”
LIVE SESSION: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN and EDDIE VEDDER cover “Highway to Hell”.
Rock and roll royalty shared the stage in Melbourne, Australia, as Bruce Springsteen and Eddie Vedder teamed up to cover AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell”.
Springsteen, who only recently added the cover to his repertoire, is touring Australia with Morello (from Rage Against the Machine) and the E Street Band in support of their new album, High Hopes. Vedder, meanwhile, just recently finished an Australian leg with Pearl Jam and is now playing a few solo shows in the country – Consequence of Sound.
I adore this guys vocal and they are such a great live band
Ive been waiting for this album for so long
Although it was originally released a couple of weeks ago, I’ve only just got around to listening to Arthur Beatrice’s new album ‘Working Out’. Admittedly, I haven’t actually reached the end of the album yet, but from what I’ve heard so far, the second track on the album,
Late
is definitely worth a post. Perhaps my favourite thing about Arthur Beatrice as a band is their vocal flexibility, as they swap seamlessly from track to track between Ella Girardot’s unusually appealing soprano and Orlando Leopard’s soft, heart-warming bass. On
Late
, Ella takes centre stage, soaring amongst a maze of flickering guitars and trickling beats which gift the track a lovely, organic feel. If you like what you hear, make sure you check out the purchasing links below!
SMALL HOUSES issued a wonderful album late last year
I first saw RAE MORRIS on the introducing stage at Reading, could it be two years ago my hairs stood upon the back of my neck with the breathtaking sound and quality of her songs ……..since that time Ive seen her some seven times and I still get that feeling……..her debut album is due very soon and she is currently touring with BOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB
incredible video from this very inventive band from Iceland “Little Monsters” is such an accomplished album and they are a fantastic live band…………….
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