CAMDEN, returns with a wine stained romantic glimpse at his forthcoming EP. 
The lead track 'SCARS' is a charmingly skewed take on 'pop' melodies, complimented
with the equally poetic B-Side, 'HEROES'.

The track displays his unique ability to photograph emotions
through lyrics, which previously won audiences over with his debut
singles, "Too Pretty For Punk" and "Handsome Ransom". 

This was backed up with an east coast tour, where Camden shared the
stage with artists like Alpine and Rufus. All along gaining support
from blogs and radio both locally and abroad.

CAMDEN spent the last few months in the studio with Producer
WILLSON (New Navy, Flume) developing the sounds of his next
release; much of which was inspired upon seeing the Beijing
Opera whilst on a writing trip to NYC. There will be a lot to be said
about this young crooner in the coming months.

Scars

Pre-order from iTunes: http://smarturl.it/tpo-wh-itunes

Slumberland Records is pleased to announce the signing of London-based neo-psychedelic pop group The Proper Ornaments. Mining the rich territories of The Velvet Underground and The Beach Boys, their debut album proper "Wooden Head" features fourteen thrillingly taut and melodic pop songs with a deep, dark undercurrent. Comprised of Argentinian Max Claps and James Hoare (also of Veronica Falls) – who both sing and write the songs – and joined by Daniel Nellis (bass) and Robert Syme (drums), the band have already shared stages with the likes of Real Estate, Woods, Crystal Stilts, Toy and Metronomy.

Maximo Claps arrived in London in 2008 on a one-way ticket from Buenos Aires, aided by former Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham. Oldham had produced a record by Claps' Argentinian band of the time but the group had fallen apart in a mess of drugs and acrimony and Claps' family were attempting to intervene by sending him to a mental hospital. The only option seemed to be to flee the country. As Claps recalls, "The day before flying to the UK I got run over by a car and had to escape hospital in order to make it so I arrived with bandages and my head all stitched up."

A few weeks later Max walked into the vintage clothes shop where James Hoare sat behind the counter reading a book on The Velvet Underground, and attempted to cause a diversion while his kleptomaniac girlfriend stole a pair of boots. “She didn't steal them in the end,” says Max. “They weren't her size”. However, the shop assistant and the would-be accomplice bonded over a mutual love of the Velvets, Love, Felt and West Coast pop and began writing together, taking their name from a song by the pioneering soft psych band The Free Design. In 2010 they released their first single, "Recalling", following it up with a five-song EP for London label No Pain in Pop. In 2013 Lo Recordings released all their output to date on a collection titled "Waiting for the Summer", followed by the single “First Step Out” in February 2014.

Their new album was recorded at a studio in Hackney, as well as at home in their old flat in Whitechapel on a broken 8-track reel-to-reel bought off eBay from an angry guy who threatened to shoot them and chop off their balls when they attempted to return it - a terrifying experience for a pair of skinny indie boys. Taking inspiration from Berlin-era Lou Reed, Jesus and Mary Chain’s “Darklands”, The Television Personalities and West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, the songs are breezy and easy on the ear, with sublime harmonies and chiming Byrdsian guitar, but with a darker twist and a pervasive air of melancholy. Stand-out tracks include the beautiful but sad “Summer’s Gone” (about mental illness), “Magazine” (an upbeat number written from the perspective of a bullet in the barrel of a gun) and “You’ll See” (about how when you die you’ll see everyone you know, all there lined up in a row).

With "Wooden Head", The Proper Ornaments prove that it is still possible to create an album of pure pop perfection. Max's girlfriend may not have stolen the boots, but The Proper Ornaments are about to steal your heart.

“The joint project of James and Max, through romantic drama that borders on that of The Libertines. And when you hear The Proper Ornaments you’ll see why it’s all worth it. It’s like they’re meant for each other, like Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts” - Loud & Quiet


The Proper Ornaments - Summer's Gone

The Honey Trees - Wild Winds

The Shivers - Kisses

Vers bleu

lyrics: I stabbed on my bitch
I pulled out a knife
And i slit up her neck
Cause i just wanted head

All i wanted to say
Is baby get on your knees
And pray that i leave
Cause you not gon’ fuck on me

Damn this cock made me bad
Oh man, i saw they want my ass
As i just like it, swing
Cause i just like it, swing

Can i come in the bathroom?
I just wanna use the sink
And help you bleed
And help you bleed

All i wanted to say
Is baby just give me head
Just give me head
Just give me head

I stabbed on my bitch
I pulled out a knife
And i slit up her neck
Cause i just wanted head

All i wanted to say
Is baby get on your knees
And pray that i leave
Cause you not gon’ fuck on me

Damn this cock made me bad
Oh man, i saw they want my ass
As i just like it, swing
Cause i just like it, swing

Can i come in the bathroom?
I just wanna use the sink
And help you bleed
And help you bleed

All i wanted to say
Is baby just give me head
Just give me head
Just give me head

kkamiistar & jaydes - jaydes why u stabbin on yo bitch FULL SONG

From the album Pile, out now on Merge Records.

Pile

A Giant Dog "Get With You and Get High"

I AM BEYOND EXCITED FOR EYCTE!

If the first album was our heroes marching into battle, this is them drifting into the sunset, cocktail in hand.

The Last Shadow Puppets - Everything You've Come to Expect (Acoustic Cover)

Monsoon - Hippo Campus

cover of one of the many excellent songs from the Submarine Soundtrack

Please check out other songs on my profile guys!

Hiding Tonight (Alex Turner Submarine soundtrack cover)

sweatheart what have you done to us (live)

Singer songwriter. Acoustic and alternative music. 

Hiding Tonight (Alex Turner Submarine soundtrack cover)

Matt Fleming