2020/06 #1 IndieRock DJ Playlist

Let It Fly

With What Sacrifice

AQUIEL

Head Sport Full Face

ALIVE

Wasting time
Going nowhere
In my mind
I’m alright
To get by
On the way down
Glorified suicide

Now it’s on fire
There’s nowhere left to wander
Soon everyone dies
We’ll never find another
  
Lose your mind
Find a lover
Watch them cry 
Nothings right
Wish I died 
Sometime last year
Hope i find
Dawn tonight

Now it’s on fire
There’s nowhere left to wander
Soon everyone dies
We’ll never find another

Maybe it’ll happen a billion years from now 
When the sun finally burns all it’s hydrogen 
Or maybe it’s only a matter of months until we kill ourselves with nuclear war
Years ago when I was younger 
I didn’t think about how the end would look or sound or feel 
but the way our world and it’s people have seemed to move backwards in thought has pressed this idea up to the front of my skull 
And I’m looking out my window 
A hundred years from now as a member of a future generation 
And what I’m seeing is terrifying

What Happens After

Rager

The Great Wide Open

Hold Still

Ever feel like you've been cheated? Most of us are all too familiar with that feeling, repeating the same behaviours and getting the same results, always left disappointed. 'Last Chances' is the latest single from NZ-based band REPAIRS. The track centres around Nicola Edwards' looping major key bass line and tempered vocal delivery, quickly joined by a wall of post-punk guitars. Scarcely holding back resentment, the lyrics ruminate on the hope that something will change - but knowing it never does, and never will.


It's a catchy-sad pop song that builds into a final frenzied crescendo, laying bare the frustrations of knowing that you’re stuck in the wrong relationship but feeling powerless to do anything about it.

About the band:

REPAIRS play high-tempo, loud, emotional music together for fun. We are a band, but first and foremost we are friends. We are also three people, but only two of us are married to each other. We all used to perform variations of pitch, tone and rhythm with other people under different names - some too embarrassing to mention, and some that aren’t - but in the interest of fairness, we won’t mention any of them here. We are situated in a city called Auckland, which is itself situated in a country called New Zealand. This informs the music we make, but nationalism is still stupid. One of the band is Scottish, of which she is very proud in spite of the previous sentence. Our contradictions define us.

We love playing live shows and are lucky to have played lots of gigs with many good friends. Recordings are less numerous, with a handful of singles to date, but 2020 will see a marked increase in the lead up to our debut album. 

For fans of: Drahla, Mourn, IDLES

Last Chances

Amber's Knees: A Matter Of Concern" is the lead single from Girl Friday's debut full-length Androgynous Mary, out 8/21/20 on CD and LP from Hardly Art records. Pre-orders are available now from smarturl.it/GirlFriday_AM

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Girl Friday - "Amber's Knees: A Matter Of Concern"

ALPHABETLAND

Angel on the Road

It Was Me

From our debut single "Most Of the Sun Shines" , released on 18th April via Fastcut Records (@fastcut).

Streaming everywhere now!
https://ffm.to/morningwhim_most_of_the_sun_shines

7" out on 20th May.
http://fastcut.jp/release/fcep-030-morningwhim-most-of-the-sun-shines-7/

Written by Hide & Hikaru
Produced, recorded, and mixed by Hide (@palebeachmusic)
Cover design by Rob Carmichael (SEEN studio)
https://www.seenstudio.com

Most Of the Sun Shines

Wandering

Mr. Motivator

So this JEUCE, and what have you done?

JEUCE are a big garage punk two-piece in a small pond and their debut album introJEUCEing is out with Sheffield DIY label, Delicious Clam on 29th May 2020.

Having supported acts such as Allison Wolfe of Bratmobile and Ian Svenonius’s Escape-ism, Jenn and Bruce have been in bands in the Sheffield and Manchester scenes for too long and as the Peer Hat house band, JEUCE have seen little to no success. And we like it that way, alright?

The sound is a mix between loud female vocals and Bossa Nova drums - think Kathleen Hanna fronting the Gories - and song themes range from haemorrhoids to eating from other people's plates in restaurants.

Their new song, 'Hangover' eloquently describes the mental anguish after sinking a couple of pairs of pints. Lyrics such as 'I can't escape / This prison I have made / Talking shit / They all think I'm a prick' are sure to delight families and the elderly in equal measure.

So listen to JEUCE and be pleasantly surprised.

introJEUCEing is released digitally and on 10” vinyl, available from Bandcamp.

The vinyl is an environmentally friendly 'eco mix' used from leftover colour pellets resembling an ocean blue colour, and each record comes with an A3 poster.
 

Preorder:
https://deliciousclamrecords.bandcamp.com/album/introjeuceing

from the debut album introJEUCEING out on Delicious Clam 29/05/2019