not rap

'Dogheart II' is taken from The Growlers forthcoming release 'Not. Psych!'. 

Pre-order Not. Psych! here: http://bit.ly/GZL2VA 


The Growlers are about to embark on a UK & Europe tour:

23rd October - Edinburgh, UK - Electric Circus
24th October - Glasgow, UK - Broadcast
25th October - Nottingham, UK - Bodega
26th October - Manchester, UK - Deaf Institute
27th October - Leeds, UK - Brudenell Social Club
29th October - Bristol, UK - Thekla
30th October - London, UK - Scala
31st October - Brighton, UK - The Haunt
2nd November - Oxford, UK - Bullingdon
5th November - Barcelona, ES - Sidecar
6th November - Madrid, ES - TABOO
7th November - Porto, PT - Armazem do Cha
8th November - Guimares, PT - CAAA
9th November - Lasarte, ES - Zulo
12th November - Savona, IT - Raindogs
13th November - Roma, IT - Init
14th November - Legnano, IT - Cirolone
15th November - Athens, GR - An Club
16th November - Thessaloniki, GR - Eightball Club
18th November - Freiburg, GE - Rang Teng Teng
19th November - Munich, GE - Atomic Cafe
20th November - Frankfurt, GE - Zoom
21st November - Berlin, GE - White Trash
22nd November - Groningen, NL - Vera
23rd November - Amsterdam, NL - Bitterzoet
24th November - Utrecht, NL - EKKO


The Growlers - Dogheart II

2014 Tour Dates & more: www.Rubblebucket.com

9/24: Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West*
9/25: Asheville, NC @ Orange Peel*
9/26: Cincinnati, OH @ Midpoint Music Fest
9/27: Ann Arbor, MI @ Blind Pig*
9/28: Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon*
9/30: Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street*
10/1: Iowa City, IA @ Blue Moose Tap Room*
10/3: Denver, CO @ Bluebird*
10/4: Salt Lake City, UT @ State Room*
10/6: Boise, ID @ Neurolux*
10/7: Bozeman, MT @ The Zebra*
10/8: Missoula, MT @ The Badlander*
10/10: Seattle, WA @ Chop Suey#
11/11: Vancouver, CAN @ Media Club%
10/12: Portland, OR @ Doug Fir#
10/15: San Francisco, CA @ The Independent#
10/16: Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey Theatre#
10/17: San Diego, CA @ The Casbah#
10/18: San Diego, CA @ The Casbah#
10/20: Phoenix, AZ @ Rhythm Room&
10/21: Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad&
10/23: Austin, TX @ Red 7#
10/24: Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald's Downstairs#
10/25: Dallas, TX @ Club Dada&
10/27: Kansas City, MO @ The Record Bar&
10/28: St. Louis, MO @ Off Broadway&
10/29: Nashville, TN @ High Watt&
11/1: Pittsburgh, PA @ Rex Theatre&
11/5: New York, NY @ Stage 48 #
11/6: Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground#
11/7: Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground#
11/9: Boston, MA @ Paradise#

* Body Language supports
# Royal Canoe supports
% co-headline with Royal Canoe
& Landlady supports

Came Out of a Lady

The Growlers - Monotonia

Feat. Asha Lorenz 
big up ashsa for the vox

Baitone (Re-mastered)

Dull Boy

Pat the Bunny - Run from what's comfortable

https://itunes.apple.com/ru/album/were-not-just-friends-single/id1037361830

We're Not Just Friends

Pat The Bunny - Take Me By The Hand And Lead Me Through This Disaster

From the Ceschi & Pat The Bunny Acoustic Split 12" available now at: 
https://diybandits.bandcamp.com/album/ceschi-pat-the-bunny-split-12-and-zine-package-1

Lyrics: 

Chorus: NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH 

Pat: 
Termites are eating my home and squirrels laugh at me through the walls. 
I hate to admit it, but most days I wake up and follow the laws. 
I used to dream my beliefs would lead me onto barricades with molotovs, but mostly they lead me straight to a line at the post office to send zines to someone behind bars. 
Ceschi: 
This city is killing me. Pretty sure New Haven PD wants all of my friends to go down. I walk down to Whalley and think of my fellow felons sleeping on overcrowded room grounds. 
My girlfriend can't handle the lifestyle I lead (Sorry Amber, I take this lyric back - you support me constantly, thank you) 
so I wander around this country, 
sleep on couches, 
play shows for 20 kids hoping they'll house me.
(sorry I'm allergic to cats)

Chorus: NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH 

Pat: Some just talk a good game—I can’t even do that. Some just want to look cool—-I don’t even wear black. Some just want an excuse for crime and destruction. I’m too afraid to shoplift, because last time I got busted. 

Ceschi:  I can promise you this, Officer Smith: you don’t need to piss-test me or re-arrest me. I’m just playing these shows, I’m a law-abiding citizen. Please give me my license back. I no longer sell crack. I’m just 33, rapping, broke, trying my hardest to cope on the road. Almost all of my homies know that. 

Chorus: NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH 


Pat The Bunny & Ceschi - This City Is Killing Me

Parasites

Pat 'The Bunny' Schneeweis - Teenage Anarchist

Pat 'The Bunny' Schneeweis - Song For A Netflix Account

Pat The Bunny  - Dope Fiend

A SUN, A MOON

FEELIN' PURPLE

MELT

Vault Vol. 2

Downer

Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2zlNUY1
iTunes: http://apple.co/2gwNYk7
Apple Music: http://apple.co/2gwNYk7
Deezer: http://bit.ly/2gSdld0

Manchester’s The Slow Readers Club are probably the biggest band you’ve never heard of. But that’s all about to change.

The Slow Readers Club are Aaron Starkie (vocals), Kurtis Starkie (guitar and vocals), James Ryan (bass) and David Whitworth (drums). They are a Manchester based four piece who specialise in dark and brooding indie electro that has drawn comparisons with Interpol, The Killers and The National and which feels equally at home in big arenas and festival fields as it does in intimate surroundings.

Formed in 2010, they’ve taken the long road to recognition. Their self-titled debut album featured live favourites like One More Minute, Feet On Fire, Sirens and Block Out The Sun, but despite rave reviews, they remained firmly under the radar. Many bands would have called it a day, but their self-belief, coupled with a growing band of influential bloggers and radio presenters, kept them going. 

The phrase “underground phenomenon” doesn’t do justice to what this four-piece have achieved to date. Self-funded and self-managed with no more than word of mouth and an album called Cavalcade at their disposal, they sold out The Ritz in Manchester two months in advance last year and have just repeated the trick with The Albert Hall. Not only that they went to London and sold out Oslo and The Borderline with their army of fans and their ubiquitous “READERS” chant as well as playing to growing crowds around the rest of the country.

You can catch them on tour at the following dates: 

21st October - The Button Factory, Dublin 

4th November - Academy 2, Birmingham 

10th November - The Garage, London

17th November - Thekla, Bristol 

23rd November - Rescue Rooms, Nottingham 

24th November - The Albert Hall, Manchester [SOLD OUT]

9th December - King Tuts, Glasgow [SOLD OUT]

Lunatic - The Slow Readers Club

No Slip Ups is an EP about ice and the difficulty experienced when walking upon it. Recorded over a week on the west coast in a place called Cape Foulwind, this EP presents sounds of winter and the pressure of a foot atop a cold, slippery surface. 

Big love to Theo Francis for all his patience, attention, and effort - he did everything for us while also producing. Thanks to Tom Bell, always for everything - all the gear, fresh ears and amazing mixing. To Tom Healy and Bugs for all the other gear. 
Big thanks to Kay for lending us an insane space to record our insanity in. Our parents, for everything. Thanks to our brother Jake Mein for the cover photos and our twin Jesse Schrader for the type. Jake Munro, Harry Pettit, and Nick Stringer for all the help along the way, and to everyone who comes to our shows, buys these things and other things, and allows a group of friends to make music together. 

Love you, 
'Rique, Klaus, Arabica, Congo x
credits
released October 24, 2017 

Produced by Theodore Francis 
All songs recorded in Cape Foulwind except for vocals on: 

Festina Lente 
Gum 15 

Recorded at Chicks Hotel. 

Mixed by Tom Bell 
Mastered by Fabian Tormin

Houdini

Vinyl, streaming, download, etc. at http://smarturl.it/absent-forever

Absent Forever is the newest album from London-based producer Plastic Flowers - his third full-length LP and the second for The Native Sound after Heavenly. Plastic Flowers formed vaguely around 2011 in Thessaloniki, Greece and play a noisy version of Dream Pop filed under Shoegaze, Ambient and Indie. Much like his previous releases on labels such as Crash Symbols, Inner Ear Records or Bad Panda, this new album artfully slips intelligence and experimentation into a dying art form.

Recordings were completed in less than three months in 2017 and the album comprises of ten tracks that have been around George’s hard drive in demo form since early 2013. For this record Plastic Flowers recorded himself onto tape in different DIY spaces around London, including a friend’s old house in Hampstead and his small home studio. While dealing with massive academic workload and stress for his PhD, he managed to completely reshape Plastic Flowers’ sound with a new record that captures the analog aesthetics and the warm sound of the tape. As part of the creative process, he collaborated with a string quartet and his ex bandmate Angelos who assisted in the recordings.

Absent Forever finds Plastic Flowers hopeful and heavy, a new direction for those familiar with his music. It still possess the pensive and melancholy undertones taken of Heavenly, but they take different forms and themes. There are different ways to find growth and constructiveness through the times and situations that are labelled as negative, but through this album Samaras explores themes of personal flaws and downfalls that changed his life and helped him complete Absent Forever.

Absent Forever is out November 10th on vinyl and digitally via The Native Sound.

not rap

Jake Mullarky