Name: Jonny Fritz - "Stadium Inn" by ATO Records in October 2016 Sounds
Duration: 2 min 44 s
Description: From Jonny's new album "Sweet Creep" available October 14th.

A great piece with a captivating performance!

October 2016 Sounds

Security

Amyl and The Sniffers - Security

In Plain Sight

BNYLV

The Alien Coast

Love Letter From A Red Roof Inn

Blood In The Yolk

Mentiras Con Cariño (Feat. ILe)

Welcome 2 Club XIII

The Driver

El Paraguas (Feat. Gabriel Garzón - Montano)

From Jonny's new album "Sweet Creep" available October 14th.

Stadium Inn

Jonny Fritz - "Stadium Inn"

Taken from the S/T LP, out on Static Shock on September 23rd.

"After five years of playing gigs Melbourne's Tyrannamen (who also feature members of Twerps and Whipper in their ranks) finally released their debut album on Cool Death Records but that pressing sold out instantly so Static Shock decided to do the honourable thing and keep this instant classic in print. The album is just 23 minutes long but every minute is worth the admission price alone. The album starts with calling card 'I Can't Read Your Mind' which is full of ramshackle yet instantly catchy punk rock but with a soulful and rock 'n' roll underbelly. It sits somewhere between Alex Chilton, Royal Headache and Irish power pop kings The Moondogs. Your jaw will drop and your feet start moving. Other highlights include the anthemic 'You Should Leave Him' which starts like The Undertones 'Get Over You' before heading into a straight up pounder with Nic Imfeld's raw but tuneful voice taking the song to pop heaven. This album tugs at your heart, twists at every turn and deserves to be loved for years and years to come."

Tyrannamen LP

Tyrannamen - You Should Leave Him

Taken from Irma Vep's forthcoming LP 'No Handshake Blues', released January 13th 2017 via Faux Discx and Comfortable on a Tightrope.
PRE-ORDER: http://www.fauxdiscx.com/shop/irma-vep-no-handshake-blues
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Irma Vep is a loner, a joker, a roamer, a ribald construct riddled with both earnest anxiety and mercurial songwriting talent birthed by a young Edwin Stevens in Llanfairfechan, North Wales. Having since fully grown into Irma Vep and now residing in Manchester, Stevens' discography has expanded to document every aspect of his music, from ecstatically free group experiments to bare, sparse songwriting that cuts to the quick, shorn of ornament or pretence. No Handshake Blues is a homage to Llanfairfechan (Transylfechan to the locals).

Having bedded down into Manchester's bourgeoning DIY scene, Stevens moonlights in several other groups (Sex Hands, Klaus Kinski, Desmadrados Soldados De Ventura, Yerba Mansa…), bringing with him an instantly recognisable guitar language. However it's in Irma Vep that his most life-affirming, troubling and thrilling music is made. Much Irma Vep feels like what "classic" music should feel like if it weren't so Classic. Each record, each song and each performance exists as an evolving drama.

Edwin has toured the West Coast of America after being invited by Chris Johanson to play his Quiet Music Festival of Seattle and Portland. BBC 6 Music regularly spin his work. He tours the UK and Europe “butt loads”. Somehow he also finds time to run a tape label and put on gigs in Manchester under the ”Very Bon" moniker. Irma Vep performs solo, and also expands to a full band that includes Manchester legends DBH, Andrew Cheetham, Dave Rowe, Kiran Leonard and Dylan Hughes.

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From the new album, Daydreaming Blues out 25th November on Specialist Subject Records

Jonny Fritz - "Stadium Inn"

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