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BEACH SLANG – ” Sometimes Always ” The Jesus and Mary Chain Cover

Posted: February 5, 2017 in MUSIC
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Beach Slang’s James Alex.

On February 10th, Beach Slang will release the second installment of their mixtape cover series Here, I Made This For You (via Polyvinyl). The latest release from the project is a cover of the Jesus and Mary Chain’s “Sometimes Always.” . The cover follows the Adverts’ “Bored Teenagers.” Other covers on the EP include Tommy Keene, the Modern Lovers, and the Candyskins. Last year, Beach Slang released a new album, A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings.  A curious title, perhaps, coming from a fortysomething songwriter, but for such a miscreant romantic as Alex – mission statement: “We’re here to punch you right in the heart” – rock’n’roll is the eternal elixir of youth.

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Our cover of “Sometimes Always” by The Jesus and Mary Chain appears on Here, I Made This For You Vol. 2, our second covers mixtape, due out February 10th, 2017.

TEENAGE FAN CLUB – ” I’m In Love “

Posted: October 2, 2016 in MUSIC
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TEENAGE FANCLUB are back with “Here”, its their tenth studio album available now on CD and limited-edition and clear vinyl. After six years away: Scottish Alternative rockers Teenager Fanclub released Here.

One of the best albums from their 21st-centiury cannon: no cracks or fatigue to be found; simply an unstoppable band full of inspiration and quality. In fact, Here could have arrived back in 1990 (when their debut, Catholic Education, came out) and I’m In Love is the perfect exemplification of that theory. Breezy, catchy and romantic: a song that puts a smile on the face and motivates you to sing along. It’s insanely catchy chorus states: “It feels good/With you next to me/That’s enough, that’s enough/”This is not such a mystery/I’m in love/With Your love”. A sensational, hugely uplifting and glorious track from the Bellshill legends. Let’s hope they have many more albums left in them.

“Poignant and bittersweet, Here is a record about things slipping away and being clutched tighter as a result.”

“The group’s usual ornate indie-rock and stately jangle mingle with psychedelic-tinted sprawls (the spaced-out ‘I Was Beautiful When I Was Alive’) and grungier pop (‘Live in the Moment’).”

“Here is an album that both longtime devotees and new fans will hold dear.” —Bust Magazine