Here’s the New Lyric Video For “Fadoodle” by the Lickerish Quartet.
It’s from their upcoming album Threesome available May 15. Remember to head over to shop.bandwear.com / Label Logic to place those orders! Discerning music fans will recognize similarities in both production and songwriting to iconic 90s Powerpop masters Jellyfish. Spilt Milk touring member Eric Dover and album musician Tim Smith have begun their own legacy with original member Roger Joseph Manning Jr. and formed the Lickerish Quartet. Some may say this is a bad time for an album release, but I say we couldn’t need these songs more than we do right now.
if It’s K-Tel, It’s Quality!
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Friday, April 10, 2020
Gorillaz Ft Peter Hook and Georgia
GORILLAZ: Song Machine ‘Aries’ ft Peter Hook (New Order, Joy Division, Hero) and Georgia
Song Machine
Season 1 Episode 3
Season 1 Episode 3
‘Aries’
ft Peter Hook and Georgia
ft Peter Hook and Georgia
We last saw 2D, Noodleand Russel when they visited Lake Como, via a Kong Studios portal, while accidentally (or not) leaving bandmate Murdocbehind. Aries now picks up with Murdoc inviting longtime bandmate and rival 2D on a trip for some quality frenemy time, with a little truth serum on hand for the ride…
Gorillaz guitarist Noodlesaid - “Highly impatient and competitive, many Aries have the fighting spirit of your mythological ruler.”
Gorillaz guitarist Noodlesaid - “Highly impatient and competitive, many Aries have the fighting spirit of your mythological ruler.”
Watch here!
And G Club is the band’s new virtual meeting space where social distancing does not apply, sign up .at FB.
Thursday, April 9, 2020
New Solo Alison Mosshart
Alison Mosshart Solo Release
For Mosshart, releasing music under her name is a new experience but an entirely thrilling one. It makes sense: Mosshart has been compiling a bank of unreleased music for more than a decade now. Back in 2013, Mosshart first wrote the initial sketch of “Rise,” which finds the singer intoning, “When the sky is falling/ and the sun is black/when the sky is coming down on ya/baby don’t look back/we will rise.” Recalls Mosshart: “I didn’t ever forget it. I remember right where I was when I wrote it, sitting at my desk in London, missing someone badly.” When the Sacred Lies team then sought out her skills for a signature song, she knew “Rise” had the right kind of vibe. “Rise” was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Lawrence Rothman.
Watch the new video here.
The track is available now on Domino Records. Sacred Lies: The Singing Bones
For Mosshart, releasing music under her name is a new experience but an entirely thrilling one. It makes sense: Mosshart has been compiling a bank of unreleased music for more than a decade now. Back in 2013, Mosshart first wrote the initial sketch of “Rise,” which finds the singer intoning, “When the sky is falling/ and the sun is black/when the sky is coming down on ya/baby don’t look back/we will rise.” Recalls Mosshart: “I didn’t ever forget it. I remember right where I was when I wrote it, sitting at my desk in London, missing someone badly.” When the Sacred Lies team then sought out her skills for a signature song, she knew “Rise” had the right kind of vibe. “Rise” was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Lawrence Rothman.
Mosshart is currently hunkered down at her Nashville home and has used this period of social isolation to teach herself video editing, pulling together some of her favorite footage from a recent visit to Los Angeles and editing it into a video for the song.
Watch the new video here.
The track is available now on Domino Records. Sacred Lies: The Singing Bones
New Power Pop Punk From The Reflectors
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Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Stay Home Compilation
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Tuesday, April 7, 2020
New Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin 7” EP 5/2020
Ty Segall & Mikal CroninPop Song 7" EPGoodbye Boozy RecordsRelease: May 1 2020
I heard a rumor this is being reissued.
The PR:
Another week from Italy's always dependable Goodbye Boozyimprint. Like a spiritual cousin from across the Atlantic, GB's sound runs the gamut from lilliputian folk to scuzzy garage rock to full-on psych freak-outs and every nook and cranny in-between. with a release from the dynamic duo of Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin, “Pop Song” b/w “So I Went to Beach, Melody” & “Kit Carson”.
Ty as the man of a thousand bands, as he seemingly works with everyone on the West Coast and Mikal is no slouch himself, working with at least 4-5 bands we can think of off the top of our head. The most casual of this release batch, the three tunes here are all economical, hook-laden surf-garage-pop that Jonathan Richmond or The Clean would be proud to call their own.
Although hardly original, garage rock as a genre gets slammed with the accusation that it’s too imitative of someone or something else, another era that’s come and gone, whether it be the likes of Iggy and the Stooges or The Animals. Really, anyone who’s channeled aggression through a reverb pedal and thrashing drums.
Yet unlike their distant cousins hardcore and ‘70s punk, Cronin and Segall’s refurbished garage jams are neither brooding nor predatory. Stunningly raw — fresh, even — Pop Song prowls at the unsuspecting ear instead of tearing at flesh. Dual jaws take ahold of skin, sure, but with smirks that can only belong to two sleepy thirty-somethings changing the disgruntled face of garage rock.
What Do I Think?
Freaking fabulous! The first song “Pop Song” is raucous quick catchy in and out garage groove performed with punk panache. “So I Went to the Beach, Melody” is right up my alley - full of tambourine attitude and noise. Lastly “Kit Carson” begins with 10 seconds of a familiar melody I’m surei know from the Horror film or tv genre and 50 seconds of primal screaming. It seems perfect for a jarring palette cleanser on a DHS night or your next mix cd. If people still do that. Is the EP worth buying? I say yes!
I heard a rumor this is being reissued.
The PR:
Another week from Italy's always dependable Goodbye Boozyimprint. Like a spiritual cousin from across the Atlantic, GB's sound runs the gamut from lilliputian folk to scuzzy garage rock to full-on psych freak-outs and every nook and cranny in-between. with a release from the dynamic duo of Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin, “Pop Song” b/w “So I Went to Beach, Melody” & “Kit Carson”.
Ty as the man of a thousand bands, as he seemingly works with everyone on the West Coast and Mikal is no slouch himself, working with at least 4-5 bands we can think of off the top of our head. The most casual of this release batch, the three tunes here are all economical, hook-laden surf-garage-pop that Jonathan Richmond or The Clean would be proud to call their own.
Although hardly original, garage rock as a genre gets slammed with the accusation that it’s too imitative of someone or something else, another era that’s come and gone, whether it be the likes of Iggy and the Stooges or The Animals. Really, anyone who’s channeled aggression through a reverb pedal and thrashing drums.
Yet unlike their distant cousins hardcore and ‘70s punk, Cronin and Segall’s refurbished garage jams are neither brooding nor predatory. Stunningly raw — fresh, even — Pop Song prowls at the unsuspecting ear instead of tearing at flesh. Dual jaws take ahold of skin, sure, but with smirks that can only belong to two sleepy thirty-somethings changing the disgruntled face of garage rock.
What Do I Think?
Freaking fabulous! The first song “Pop Song” is raucous quick catchy in and out garage groove performed with punk panache. “So I Went to the Beach, Melody” is right up my alley - full of tambourine attitude and noise. Lastly “Kit Carson” begins with 10 seconds of a familiar melody I’m surei know from the Horror film or tv genre and 50 seconds of primal screaming. It seems perfect for a jarring palette cleanser on a DHS night or your next mix cd. If people still do that. Is the EP worth buying? I say yes!
Monday, April 6, 2020
The Psychedelic Furs Made of Rain
The much-anticipated upcoming studio album by The Psychedelic Furs Made of Rain has moved to July 31 by Cooking Vinyl. The Psychedelic Furs
have released the following statement via their Facebook page, "Due to
the current situation we are all facing around the world, and because of
the logistical issues it has presented us with, we have made the
difficult decision to reschedule the release of Made Of Rain to
July 31st. It's been a long time since we've put out a new album, and
we want to make sure that we can make it available to everyone. A bit of
a delay will allow us to do that. Thanks for your patience! #PFurs #MadeOfRain # StaySafe"
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
DAVID BOWIE CHANGESNOWBOWIE ALBUM OF UNRELEASED MATERIAL
DAVID BOWIE
CHANGESNOWBOWIE ALBUM OF UNRELEASED MATERIAL
AVAILABLE TO STREAM APRIL 17
PREVIOUSLY RARE VIDEO OF “REPETITION ’97” AND TRACK “REPETITION( CHANGESNOWBOWIEVERSION)”
AVAILABLE TO STREAM APRIL 10
CHANGESNOWBOWIE LIMITED EDITION NINE TRACK LP/CD OF PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED MATERIAL TO BE ISSUED FOR
RECORD STORE DAY JUNE 20
Parlophone Records is happy to announce that DAVID BOWIE CHANGESNOWBOWIE,
an unreleased nine track album, is to be made available early for
fans on streaming services to celebrate the original date of Record
Store Day 2020 which was to feature the LP and CD though it has now been
postponed to June 20.
CHANGESNOWBOWIE is
a nine track album, recorded for radio and broadcast by the BBC on
Bowie’s 50th birthday on January 8, 1997. The broadcast featured an
interview with Bowie by Mary Anne Hobbs interspersed with
specially recorded birthday messages and questions from the likes of
Scott Walker, Damon Albarn, Bono, Robert Smith and many more. This
mostly acoustic session was a stripped back affair featuring some of
Bowie’s favorites of his own compositions and was produced by Bowie
himself, Reeves Gabrels and Mark Plati.
On
April 10, the previously rare “Repitition ‘97” video filmed at the
Earthling Tour rehearsals in Hartford Connecticut by Tim Pope will be
made available for streaming and download. The audio version of the
track will also available to stream on the same date.
CHANGESNOWBOWIE was
recorded and mixed at Looking Glass Studios in New York in November
1996. Gail Ann Dorsey (bass, vocals), Gabrels (guitars, vocals) and
Plati (keyboards and programming) accompanied Bowie on the recording.
CHANGESNOWBOWIE will
be released in limited quantities on LP and CD for Record Store Day on
June 20. The cover art for the album features a stunning black and white
portrait of Bowie by renowned photographer Albert Watson, taken in New
York in 1996.
DAVID BOWIE - CHANGESNOWBOWIE
TRACK LIST
“The Man Who Sold The World”
“Aladdin Sane”
“White Light / White Heat”
“Shopping For Girls”
“Lady Stardust”
“The Supermen”
“Repetition”
“Andy Warhol”
“Quicksand”
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