congrats on the radio play! saw your post on reddit and this song is fantastic.

I love this my man! Hopefully Reddit fully supports you. I downloaded on Google Play Music.

I thank reddit for bringing me here, great song

Good song!  I am happy you heard it playing in the store.

Saw your post on reddit and had to listen. Hope you're working your way out of obscurity and getting better known. In due time.

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I Feel This Place

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I'll Believe In Anything

Released in UK & Ireland-March 19th, 2012. 


Composed by: Funeral Suits
Produced by: Stephen Street at Grouse Lodge
Mastered by: Aidan Foley at Masterlabs
Released on: Model Citizen Records
Artwork by: Philip Kennedy

Funeral Suits - All those friendly people

Track 5 off Starfucker's Self-Titled Debut released on Badman 2008.

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Isabella of Castile

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Smokescreens began as a love letter to the Flying Nun scene of the 1980’s and it’s outlying bands. Chris Rosi and Corey Cunningham had become friends when the pair toured together in their bands Plateaus and Terry Malts in 2011. By 2015 both had moved to Los Angeles where they began the band in earnest with Rosi on guitar and Cunningham on bass. After getting their sea legs playing the bars and bowling alleys of Southern California, the duo recruited engineer/drummer Jon Greene to help them commit their shambolic paeans to kiwi pop onto tape. Recorded in a disused dairy factory and mixed in mono, their self-titled debut came out on Cunningham’s label Parked In Hell in February of 2017 and was reissued by Spain’s Meritorio Records later that summer.

After the passing of Jon Greene, the pair re-grouped with drummer Brice Bradley and bassist Jenny Moffett, a move that enabled Cunningham to switch to lead guitar and keyboards. The group worked tirelessly, nurturing their sound and writing batches of songs with steadfast dedication. They soon decamped to Primitive Ears, a small studio in North Hollywood, where they tracked the 10 songs that make up "Used To Yesterday." After a handful of quicksilver sessions, the group brought the tapes to producer Kyle Mullarky (The Allah-lahs) who created a final mix that really captures the band's rhythmic drive and melodic verve.

"Used To Yesterday" continues Smokescreen’s zeal for New Zealand pop but also incorporates influences from the more melodic side of Messthetics-era DIY pop and expands into classic indie pop territory, a natural fit for the group’s new label Slumberland Records. First single "The Lost Song" perfectly encapsulates where the band is coming from on this new record; literally a lost demo from the group's earliest days, it is here given a NZ-meets-Athens GA arrangement, galloping along at an urgent clip and packed with guitars that strum and jangle in magical unison.

Where Smokescreens really excel is in the quality of their songwriting and the ability to incorporate a disparate set of influences while still forging their own sound and identity. The song "Used To Yesterday" is classic power-pop, riding a chunky three chord riff and leavened by a bright, clanging lead. Elsewhere we find nods to The Velvet Underground ("Fool Me"), The Clean ("Someone New") and SF's beloved The Aislers Set ("Waiting For Summer"). Smokescreens are such skilled writers and keen students of sound that their cover of the über-obscure NZ band Wasp Factory's "Steel Blue Skies" fits in seamlessly. Album closer "Falling Down" could be a lost single from LA's paisley underground and definitely leaves the listener itching to hear where the band goes next.

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Smokescreens - Someone New

Released on March 26th 2012 by Glassnote.
Recorded at Mission Sound in Brooklyn, NY in November 2011.
Produced and mixed by Steve Lillywhite
Engineered by Brian Thorne
Art by Michael Carney
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound

Time Capsules II

Away frm U

"Sunlight" (Release date: May 14, 2019)

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