Swore I Wouldn't Show Emotion

tavamare

make me smile

going away

hostile takeover

Televise Me is about who gets to be in the media. And cyborgs.

From Punktastic article: 
"It’s a two-minute anthemic blast but there’s an emotional core to it too…about who gets to be in the media,” explains guitarist/vocalist Darren. “If you look at the punk, indie, grunge scenes, they’re not very diverse. Which is a shame if you’re a kid with a minority background and all your favourite bands don’t look like you. There’s also dystopian stuff with the chorus “We’ve been watching you!” about how surveilled we are. I’d been to Israel and got interrogated for an hour at the airport before the flight basically because of how I look and so the “Please come into this private room” came from that. And it’s about cyborgs."

More: http://www.punktastic.com/radar/video-premiere-of-televise-me-by-goldblooms/

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcHcHskIo90

Televise Me

GOLDBLOOMS are a tropical punk pop band from London. Into space-time, lizards, turkish food. Last year we released our third EP, this time with Leeds-based indie Healthy Eating Records, and did a 9-date tour of UK in March. Currently we're polishing off our debut album.

We have a new video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcHcHskIo90

We also run bimonthly clubnight Kobayashi Nights, which put out its first release Feb 2017 - a compilation of new tracks by bands who've played our night. https://kobayashinights.bandcamp.com/releases https://soundcloud.com/kobayashinights 

"Rarely does something this fully-formed, self-assured, and strikingly individual launch onto the scene...8/10"
Drowned In Sound

"one of my fave DIY bands of the moment...whose Pavement-esque wiry angular garage pop laden with hooks never fails to deliver"
Louder Than War

"scuzzy pop crookedness, its blistered bubblegum grooving, its rash like infectious in your face acuteness...it’s a bit of pop art bomb dayglo dandy"
The Sunday Experience

"the sound of drunken knee slides at a noughties indie-disco"
For The Rabbits

"A great record, even cats and people who hate themselves can enjoy it"
Collective Zine