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Five Things We Liked This Week - 22/11/19

Stereogum Premiere http://www.stereogum.com/1584831/be-forest-colours-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/

Pre-order now! a very limited edition of “Earthbeat”, pressed on clear vinyl with small amounts of mixed red. Only 100 copies available!

http://wwnbb.bandcamp.com/album/wwnbb-051-earthbeat

Be Forest - Colours

Buy on iTunes

The Mary Onettes - "Silence Is A Gun"

download Club Social EP for free : https://beko.bandcamp.com/album/drug-train-club-social

(。⌒∇⌒)。

Hanging

LEATHERS debut single 'Missing Scene' out Oct 25th on Northern Light Records

LEATHERS - Missing Scene

Missing Scene

The second track off our debut album which came out 10 years ago in 2007.
This is a brand new recording of the track. I'm gonna re-do the entire album track by track so look out for third song in March.
Cheers
93

The Times We Have Are Now

Not Alone

Go Low

THX to Marty from The Kolour Kult for this amazing remix

Pretender (The Kolour Kult "Beach at Dusk" Remix)

Stepfather is a new band from Adam Pernell Deal, Travis Morgan, and Brandon Biondo.

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/Stepfather-Knoxville-2100904703461632/

Stepfather - Dead Reflection

Magic Wands Cyan Blue 
Recorded at Voltiv Sound
Mixed by James Gordon


New LP coming soon

Cyan Blue

You tried to wait
You tried to show me
You could relate
You’re on my side

And in your way
You think you owe me
A price to pay
That’s unsettled 

Sure and sure enough

And so decades 
Begin to own me
I lose the dates 
I lost the time

A slow decay
I lost the glow of you
You couldn’t relate
I’m on your side

Sure and sure enough


For The Win

For the Win

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Black Aura My Sun

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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)

Acerbic yet winsome Scottish indiepoppers The Just Joans return with the dazzlingly maudlin The Private Memoirs and Confessions of the Just Joans, a deeply personal collection of songs that hazily recall the past and contemplate the futility of the future. 

A titular twist on the classic gothic horror novel The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner by compatriot James Hogg, the new album is the follow-up to 2017’s You Might Be Smiling Now… and contains the kind of melodies and mockery that led Uncut to class the band as the point at which “Stephin Merritt lies down with The Vaselines.”

At the forefront remain the mischievous lyrics and heartfelt vocals of siblings David and Katie Pope, aided and abetted by Chris Elkin on lead guitar, Fraser Ford on bass guitar and Jason Sweeney on drums. Yet it is the recruitment of multi-instrumentalist Arion Xenos and guest appearance of Butcher Boy’s Alison Eales to arrange strings that have helped elevate the band’s music to new heights. 

Their progression is most noticeable on lead single “Dear Diary, I Died Again today”, a painfully beautiful admission of everyday anxiety and “When Nietzsche Calls”, the triumphant cry of a spurned lover revelling in the misery of their ex to a backdrop of trumpets and violins. The juxtaposition of the fragility shown in these tracks with the menace of “Wee Guys (Bobby’s Got A Punctured Lung)” – an observation and understanding of the casual violence that once cast a shadow over the band’s hometown – highlights The Just Joans’ ability to seamlessly flip between sensitivity and danger, and sums up why Highway Queens described them as the “perfect Glasgow kiss.”

The Private Memoirs and Confessions of the Just Joans is a veritable smorgasbord of misery, longing and unrequited love; stories of small town resentments, half-forgotten school friends, failing relationships and awkward workplace conversations. As David explains: “It’s a collection torn from the pages of the diary I haven’t kept over the past 25 years. There are songs about places and people I vaguely remember, feelings I think that I once may have felt and the onset of middle-aged ennui.”

Despite entering new territory with the addition of brass and strings, they have nevertheless maintained the DIY ethos that made them darlings of the underground indie-pop scene, with each song on the album recorded and produced by the band in various gloomy bedrooms around Glasgow.

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