http://linktr.ee/lettingup
I don't mind if I bruise my knees to ask your hand
But you always lift me up so I can see every part of me
Will you be my gemini with me all the time
I love that you're always the first to dance
I love that you're always the one around to say it's okay
I hope you know even my friends feel the same about you
I can't believe it's been 8 years
You used to leave and disappear
You used to even have red hair
Will you be my gemini with me all the time
It was always your love

Gemini

'And The Ship Sails On' written by Stephen Duffy
Performed by Les Bicyclettes de Belsize
Produced by Charlie Darling

And The Ship Sails On

Lost Film is set to release new single “Big Talk” from a collection of signature lo-fi jangle pop recordings written during the early days of the pandemic. Texturized by not much more than an electric guitar, a drum machine and distorted synthesizers, “Big Talk” marks a return to minimalist, early aughts' guitar-pop. The single wastes no time bursting into a soaring hook that lingers on the question of "is it where you are that keeps us apart or is it who you are?" Solitude can offer a silver lining of showing what we're able to live with and more importantly live without.

Written and recorded by Jimmy Hewitt (Lost Film) at home (Easthampton, MA) in July 2020.

Lost Film - Big Talk

Happier Now

Flowers

Flowers (Original)

Well, I never! Art-pop amblers Buffet Lunch have embarked on their blue period. Released today, new single ‘Blue Chairs, Blue Floors, Blue Folders’ is the first track to sally forth from their forthcoming album ‘Perfect Hit!’, out on April 4th through Upset The Rhythm.
 
Comprised of musicians based in Glasgow, Edinburgh and (sometimes) Newcastle, Buffet Lunch craft ramshackle odysseys of observational charm. Always catchy, often profound. Buffet Lunch have been previously described as a band that create 'a hodgepodge of noises’, and who are 'lyrically ridiculous'. Both claims are strongly denied by the group.
 
‘Blue Chairs, Blue Floors, Blue Folders’ is a deceptively carefree track, with its lengthy Shadows’ style intro, it is packed with anticipation, it revels in waiting, enjoying the mundane surroundings that often accompany monumental changes. This defines the modus operandi for a whole album of curious turns; a record that sees the band focus on more overtly personal themes like ancestry and becoming a parent, without neglecting the flawed Presbyterians and conker champions of the subconscious. ‘Perfect Hit!’ is built from bricks, ideas and plots, melodies and hooks, each stacked upon the other. It is available to pre-order now on 180g yellow vinyl from all the best shops and our very own website here: https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/
 
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Buffet Lunch - 'Blue Chairs, Blue Floors, Blue Folders'

First single from The Hermits self-titled album.

The Hermits - Ruby Red Summer

'Spud' taken from Terry's brand new 'Who's Terry?' 7" ep out July 19th through Upset The Rhythm.

http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/

Who's Terry?

Terry - 'Spud'

First single from the Parisian quintet's second album "Juillet", out January 24th, 2020 via Trouble In Mind Records.
(www.troubleinmindrecs.com)

En Attendant Ana "Words" (Trouble In Mind Records)

'Get to the End’ is the debut single from Girlatones' second album Horn if You’re Honky to be released March 20, 2020. ‘Get To The End’ expands on the Melbourne 4-piece's bubblegum garage pop by delving into more melancholic territory. The song explores feelings of powerlessness upon losing one’s connection with someone close. The arrangement is sparse, turning the spotlight on singer Jesse Williams’ fragile vocal delivery and straight-up, affecting lyrics. The chime of a piano and warm, direct guitars build and swirl around the listener like an incoming tide.

The Hermits - Ruby Red Summer

Austin Town Hall Records