+ GARAGE & PSYCHEDELIC ROCK 2023 PART V

Lauren Andino - Vocals, Guitar, Moog.
Glenn Fryatt - Drums

Written by Andino/Fryatt

Recorded at Golden Beat Studios, Los Angeles, USA by Travis Parvur
Produced By Lover Of Tomorrow
Mixed and Mastered by James Aparicio in London, UK

Cover image © 2021 Rob Richardson (IG: @richardson_pix)

℗ & © 2022 Tremours

Affectations

Port Children

'Hexagons' is one of the first tracks to be released by Leeds noise-pop indie punks 'Wandering Summer'. 

Wandering Summer's debut full EP is released 7th July by SSH records UK and Repeating Cloud USA.
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeU8zWp5riw>

Hexagons

A New Mastery

This track was recorded during lockdown with my mum recording voicenotes, it's recorded in Twi, and speaks of the importance of drums in African culture, especially with the arrival of dignitaries and kings. It speaks of my heritage as my father is of a royal household in Ghana, she refers to me using my Asante name, Kofi, the first line translates as "Kofi, you are of a royal household."

Journey Of The Drum

Star Starter

Waves

Atlanta's Stranded (David Mansfield) is a corroded, bleary web of synths and processed guitars which sound romantic, haunting and grandiose - a space to get lost in, to find our own other worlds in. Produced and mixed by Vacant Lots’ Jared Artaud.

Stranded - Aftermath

Fight The Construct
Six Four Zero Two x Emma Forman
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CREDITS:
Music, Instrumentation and Production: Six Four Zero Two.
Lyrics and Vocals: Emma Forman.
Cover Design: 6402. Cover Image generated using Midjourney.

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LYRICS
Emma Forman

Fight the construct!

Try to scale these walls
Try to make you see
All my intentions
Show you the real me

Not some sort of construct
Something fictional
I just want you to see the real me

You know me so well (x 3)
You know me a little too well
You know me oh so well
You know me so well

You know me a little too well (x 2)
You know me so well
You know me too well

It doesn't matter how I try to hide it
It doesn't matter how I try to fight it
It doesn't matter how I try to hide it
It doesn't matter how I try to fight it

You know me a little too well (x 5)

Try to scale these walls I build (x 2)
Can you scale these walls I build?
Can you scale the walls I build?

You know me a little too well (x 4)
You know the real me
You know me a little too well (x 3)

FIGHT THE CONSTRUCT

Cover realized in few hours. The Eddie's technic is not here but I've mainly tried to put the spirit of this great song into the cover. Enjoy

Van Halen - Panama

Pre-order vinyl https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/300544/letranger-1997

1997

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Binary

Rutherford

Maintaining a solid hit rate for releasing the best new bands, Cowgirl’s ‘Only Lasts A Moment’/’Hold Me’ is the latest instalment in Safe Suburban Home’s Cassette Series. 
Built around the chief songwriters Danny Trew Barton (vocals/ guitar) and Sam Coates (Vocals/ guitar), and completed by Tom Robinson (ZoZo/Cruel World) and Jack Holdstock (The Federals/White Firs), Cowgirl run a conveyor belt of future indie classics, their well-crafted melodies wrapped in walls of wailing guitar fuzz.
Reminiscent of the Jesus and Mary Chain at their most mournfully melodic, ‘Only Lasts a Moment’ sees the hyped noise-pop band in a reflective mood. Featuring guest vocals from artist Jade Blood and recorded at Greenmount Studios (the Cribs, Mush, Imperial Wax) it is a slice of bittersweet pop, perfect for moments of reflection on a hazy summer’s day.
Taking on abstract themes, the two songs illustrate the dual songwriting powers of Barton and Coates, who work separately and together effortless. ‘Only Lasts A Moment’ is written and sang by Coates with Barton taking over for ‘Hold Me’. 
Both were recorded in the same session, during a moment when the band was exploring less abrasive sounds than in the past. These songs reflect another side to Cowgirl and who knows what else lurks in their vast catalogue of unreleased songs. 
With these two songs captured eternally as a limited edition cassette release, this is a special artefact from one of Britain’s most promising new guitar bands.

Hexagons

Geddy Laurance

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