[Weekly Mix] 2022.10 (2)

R. F. Coleman co-writes with Joshua Moriarty (of Miami Horror, Telenova) and was co-produced by Scott Horscroft (Silverchair, The Presets, DMA's). "I Couldn't Trust" is his debut as a solo musician, but not as an 'artist'. As a writer for the New York Times and Guardian, R. F. Coleman has been shot, stabbed, poisoned with cyanide and put a hit out on himself. He's photographed for Canon and directed award-winning short films on five continents. 

Untrained, R. F. Coleman's songs are, to put it kindly, 'naturally raw' (read: naive). They talk in the abstract, as he operates in the abstract. The subject matter a ballerina, fish tank, self-discovery, addiction, sobriety, eloping, being a father, being accountable. The process is always fun, but often frustrating (particularly for co-writer/producer, Josh). The words come quickly; the ideas erratic, desperate and not necessarily 'correct'. That's ok. R. F. Coleman hopes you enjoy the music and experience it your own way (just not while riding a bike; please concentrate).

Thanks and stay focused,

R. F. Coleman.

I Couldn't Trust (Single)

I Couldn't Trust

I Couldn't Trust (Debut Single)

I Let My Plant Die

Asylums - Instant Coffee

Hi there!
This is my new single "Freak Like Me". 
I'm really excited to share this song with you all. It took me over a year and a half to release this song. I hope you all like it.

Stream: https://gyro.to/FreakLikeMe   

Artist Connect:  
https://soundcloud.com/munanisaverage 
https://www.instagram.com/munanisaverage  
https://www.facebook.com/munanisaverage  
https://twitter.com/munanisaverage   

Credits:  
Co-Produced by Munan & Sterling Silver 
Mixing by Munan 
Mastering by Namwoo Kwon 
Music Video & Artwork by RAW FIGURES

Publicity:
http://www.mammalsounds.com

Freak Like Me

As a taster of things to come, their visceral anti-capitalist debut single ‘DBT’ is out now along with an unnerving, wild-eyed video that reflects their twitching, erratic take on post-garage punk.

Commenting on the track, guitarist Dominic Knight (ex-The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster) says: “Our entire system is based around debt. From using sea shells as markers of goods that are owed, to the paper money we hold in our hands being merely trust in an idea of wealth rather than having actual value. These ideas always affect the poorest in society and we see it so often with money lending, overdrafts and borrowing.”

Debut single ‘DBT’ is released 5th October 2022 via Man Demolish Records

Asylums - Necessary Appliances

BAIT - I'm Still Here

Beckie Margaret - Cars & Catacombs

Breathe, taken from our debut single. Written by George Sanders, recorded by The Royals at Lower Dunton Studios.
The Royals are: 
George Sanders, Charlie Thomas, Tom Hughes & Jack Tobin.
facebook.com/theroyalsuk
@the_royalsuk

Breathe (Official Audio)

BAIT - Push The Elephant

Gentle

Welcome to the first ever Southend Who Podcast!

Mikey Glenister caught up with Luke Branch from Asylums to talk about their upcoming headline show at Chinnerys, Cool Thing Records and much more.
Featuring Suspects, A.C.I.D. and Darrah.

Tickets for this show are available here: https://www.seetickets.com/tour/asylums

Additional production by Dave Williams (www.musicgaff.com)
www.southendwho.com

Southend Who Podcast #1 - Asylums

A tale of loss, loss and more loss.
Recorded on 30/01/19 at Pink Flamingo Studios
Mixed and Mastered by Jack Tobin

Canvey Man

Light (strings only)

Of Tha Jazz Of Tha Funk (Instrumental)

All records available at our shop links below:

Physical - https://coolthingrecords.bandcamp.com/merch

Digital - https://coolthingrecords.bandcamp.com/music

Asylums - Instant Coffee

Cool Thing Records

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