2020/07 #2 IndieRock DJ Playlist

Punk Unleashed

https://fortherabbits.net/2020/07/17/five-things-we-liked-this-week-15-07-20/

Five Things We Liked This Week - 17/07/20

Melodic Chaos

Взгляд в будущее жанра: великолепные свежие треки с захватывающими перспективами.

Тренды рока

From the album "3D Routine" (out 14 Feb). Preorder it now: https://www.musicglue.com/mushband/

Upcoming tour dates:

06 Feb – UK Wakefield, Establishment Music Hall 
18 Feb – UK Nottingham, Rough Trade
19 Feb – UK Bristol, Rough Trade 
20 Feb – UK London, Rough Trade East 
07 Mar – UK Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
07 Apr – FR Paris, Supersonic
08 Apr – FR Lyon, Le Sonic
10 Apr – FR Lille, Pzzle Festival @ Le Grand Mix
12 Apr – UK Ramsgate, Ramsgate Music Hall
13 Apr – UK Brighton, The Prince Albert
14 Apr – UK London, Sebright Arms
15 Apr – UK Bristol, The Lanes
16 Apr – UK Manchester, YES
17 Apr – UK Sheffield, Picture House Social
18 Apr – UK Newcastle, The Cumberland Arms
25 Apr – UK Reading, Are You Listening? Festival 

Tickets: https://www.musicglue.com/mushband/live

Mush - Existential Dread

High Risk Behaviour

Drunk n Disorderly

Welcome to Bobby's Motel

NY Inn

Disheveled Cuss

She's Odd

Gum Country - I Don't Stay Up

Corazón Roto y Brillante

Agente Sebso

20-Something

We Could Start a War

Tickets To My Downfall

bloody valentine

Tidal Waves

Knuckles

Knot's self-titled full length debut is out August 28th via Exploding In Sound Records

Knot - Foam

Untenable

Toward Crescent Park

will i get cancelled if i write a song called, "if you were a man you'd be so cancelled"

Этажи

Судно (Борис Рыжий)

In Manchester

Break Your Heart Again

Get  "Fixer Upper / The Trapper's Pelts' on 7" in hand printed sleeve : https://smarturl.it/ydfixerupper

Formed in 2019, Yard Act began life when friends Ryan Needham (Bass) and James Smith (Vocals) started creating minimalist rock tracks using a primitive drum machine and borrowed bass guitar. Later drafting in George Townend on drums, and Sammy Robinson on guitars whom they met at their spiritual home The Brudenell Social Club, they played a handful of shows to a rapt reception before you-know-what intervened. No matter: ingenuity and artistry enabled them to great their debut release.

Overflowing with satirical one-liners, A side ‘Fixer Upper’ follows a cocksure fictional character, ‘Graeme’, planning some home renovations. Yard Act co-instigator Smith explains: “Graeme was inspired by an amalgamation of people who lived on my street growing up. I think everyone knows a Graeme, maybe a neighbour or an uncle… sorry if he’s your dad. Not a bad man at heart, he just sincerely believes he’s from a country and generation that achieved the apex of everything so therefore can’t ever be wrong about anything.” Drafting in Ross Orton (who’s credits include Arctic Monkeys, Working Men's Club’s, MIA, Amyl & the Sniffers) on mixing duties, it is equal parts fearsome and funny and never less than breath-taking.

On the flip side, ‘The Trapper’s Pelts’ is a satirical take on neoliberalism. James Smith explains, “It skewers elements of the American frontier into a Scarface-type narrative set against the backdrop of a mundane West Yorkshire suburb.” Produced by Bill Ryder Jones (The Coral) prior to lockdown the recording process of the track “felt like a Happy Mondays thing, keeping the drums tight and high up in the mix like a dance mix.”

Housed in a screen printed wraparound sleeve (individually printed by Ryan from the band), it’s a debut single to be treasured.

Fixer Upper

Produced by Curtis Waters 

Video: https://youtu.be/x9mg4PC3Yx8

Lyrics:
Sell your soul for a good price 
Sell your soul for a good price
That’s a dream never think twice 
That’s a dream 

I’m not your purse 
I’m not your product 
I’m from the dirt 
You're copping Prada 
My people hurt 
It’s getting harder 
My people hurt 
It’s getting harder 
I need some money 
I need some money man
I’m fucking hungry
I really need a hand 
Ain’t nothing sunny 
Back in the mother land 
A fucking cycle 
That we all running in 

I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m not your product 
I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m not your product 

Fuck all pigs they’re a part of the system 
Fuck all pigs they’re a part of the system
Ain’t no peace for my brothers and sisters
Ain't no peace for my brothers  
They do not want us to breathe
Can’t even walk in the streets 
To them we're all just machines 
In the American dream 
They say that they just want peace 
But then they leave us to bleed 
They’ll never see what we see
They’ll never see what we see

Sell your soul for a good price 
Sell your soul for a good price
That’s a dream never think twice 
That’s a dream 

I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m not your product 
I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m boutta fuck the system up
I’m boutta fuck 
I’m not your product

System

elkyn is 22 year old song writer and multi-instrumentalist Joseph Donnelly. He writes songs that are an acute reflection of his beautiful heart with carefully crafted lyrics erupting with honesty and intricately finger-picked guitars.

Joseph began writing the music that would become elkyn while at University in Leeds (where he now calls home), recording his songs with his brother during weekend visits to the family home in York.

Family is embedded in elkyn and Like a family, the songs envelope you in a trusting warmth; Joseph lays himself bare, as his honest songs slowly welcome and wash over you. 

Joseph’s songs are a personal reflection on relationships, loss and growth, all told with the openness of family, making them an equal measure of affecting, compelling, and deeply addicting.

beech

From 'Greenhouse' ~ out Aug 28 on Whatever's Clever. 

> https://caitlinpasko.bandcamp.com/

Single art by Tonje Thilesen.

will i get cancelled if i write a song called, "if you were a man you'd be so cancelled"

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