CMJ 2015

Choir Of Wolves

Little Rambler

Downtown Queen

What Kind of Monster are You?

To Be Young In NYC

The High Road

As angelic melodies swirl from Ilana Blumberg (last heard harmonising with her brother Daniel on Yuck's 2011 debut), Nai Harvest strum in with their tribute to Bellshill's finest. A world away from the twiddly scuzz of last years Whatever, the softer side contained within 'Ain't That Enough' isn't the sound of a band selling out, rather showcasing the undeniably eclectic force of a two-piece-done-good.

Even Teenage Fanclub's Gerard Love agrees! 

"I really like how they've approached it, definitely has more bite than our version. I don't ever remember enjoying hearing cover versions of my songs, so this is a first."

3 physical ‘Pizza Box‘ versions of the single will go up for sale at 1pm (GMT). You can also join the Pizza Club by purchasing shirts, bottle openers, patches or simply sign up for fortnightly free music on our Pizza Club homepage (http://artishardrecords.tumblr.com/pizzaclub2014).

Nai Harvest - Ain't That Enough (Teenage Fanclub Cover)

Sweet Spirit "Let Me Be On Top"

Ferguson's Burning

Cover of Are You That Somebody by Aaliyah

Are You That Somebody?

Thong Song

Toxic

Too Much Time

You can drive across the whole thing 
in four days if you really wanted 
leaving custom thank you notes 
in all the houses you ever haunted 

in this whole solar system 
we've only met one type of life 
it's the living kind of life 
and it's not one I recognize 

America 

I said "excuse me" to the ocean 
because I thought I had got in its way 
at first I didn't think it heard me 
but then I saw it wave 

you can spend every living moment thinking 
how can I get out alive? 
but is it really then, can you really call it 
hey man, just shut up and drive 

I thought we'd be on the road all night when that ice storm hit in Texas 
and when we pulled into the gas station it was like a frozen oasis
oh, sweet mama, does that neon sign shine for me? 
Is there a street where my name glows all through the night? 

and I've never read (America) 
no I've never been (America) 
I just never went (America) 
I have never seen (America) 

all my fantasies are faking orgasms 
they're only in it for the money I made up for them 
I trade in ideas, opinion and artistry 
and my face is on every dollar 

this is heaven but heaven is here 
this is heaven but heaven is hard 
because your lover is listening to music you don't know 
and you're tangled up in the headphone wires 

you know our problems, they don't end 
just because we get boy/girlfriends 
is this your salvation plan? 

there's only one type of love 
it's the loving kind of love 
but when you're mad at me it's the end of times 
and I'm mad at you all the other times 

have I ever really been in love? 
I guess I've never really been in love 
have I ever really 
not in the way I'm thinking 

real life's a mess 
but at least you're not paying rent 
you've been making it, maybe even breaking even 
you oughta be content 

it doesn't make sense 
you're still sitting on the fence 
when the yard is yours 
and it was money well spent 

and I've never read 
no, I've never been 
I just never went 
I have never seen 
America 
America 
democracy 
biographies 

civil rights! basically 
bright lights! living in the city 
second prize in a beauty pageant 
200 dollars, this is life, this is your life! 
America! 
this is heaven 
this is the place

America (Never Been)

These are our newest creations! These began on our trip to LA and when we got back to CT and began writing with Scott Packham like crazy. Thanks to Kenny Owens and Ian Tait for playing drums and bass for us! Special thanks to Rachel Alina for taking the time out to mix our demo of Animal!

Move On

SLUMLORD
From the forthcoming Neon Indian LP 
VEGA INTL. NIGHT SCHOOL, 
Oct 16 2015 via Mom+ Pop /Transgressive/Pop Frenzy

Call +1 512-643-VEGA
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Slumlord

"ANNIE" by Neon Indian 

Mom + Pop / Transgressive

Written by Alan Palomo and Jorge Palomo
Bass/guitar performed by- Jorge Palomo
Engineered by Sumner Jones and Alan Palomo
Mixed by Alex Epton 
additional production by Ben Allen




Annie

Save Her Something Special

The young rockers in Death by Unga Bunga from Moss, Norway have in the recent years made a name for themselves, by doing hundreds of intense concerts and releasing their debut record ”Juvenile Jungle” in 2010. The debut received excellent reviews in a number of newspapers, and triggered somewhat of a breakthrough for the band. Norwegian daily Aftenposten wrote: “Rough garage rock making sparks fly”.

The band is known for their energetic and intense live performances, and have already played at festivals such as the Øyafestival, by:larm, Buktafestivalen and Månefestivalen, to name a few. The name Death by Unga Bunga is taken from the record title of legendary mummy-punkrockers The Mummies, which was an influential band in the revival scene of garage rock in the 80s and 90s. Parts of DBUB’s sound is also inspired by this scene. That said, DBUB never sound dated, and they have a fresh and exciting approach to the genre and the music. Some garage, some punk and a lot of soul! This is rock from 2012. In March, they release their second full-length album, and here are the first taste from the record:

I Wanna Go Wild is a psych-rock tune with plenty of fuzz, which will rock any dancefloor. 



Death By Unga Bunga - I Wanna Go Wild

Off of the double A side single released by Teenage Teardrops 2011. 

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CMJ 2015

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