Check out the music video if you’ve never seen it. Its wild.

"Apparition" is now added to HighClouds webradio playlist: http://highclouds.org/

Been listening to this one a while: still outstanding. And best video ever.

I started running from the sun
Until i called the FBI 
And told them all about that thing 
I saw up hanging in the sky
Like mother earth had grown an eye

And then they put me in this car
I think they thought it was a lie
But not before we got too far
We saw it hanging way up high
Like mother earth had grown an eye
Like mother earth had grown an eye

They don't know how 
They dont know why
But planet earth just grew an eye
And revolution made a spy
To watch us like the FBI

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5AztyG5JSIPM9UozcKMlBq?si=1nKbiqRPTbKYJdq2cITNrA

I Started Running from the Sun

Teleman's new single - Skeleton Dance - is out on 18th August as a digital download and appears on their debut single "Breakfast" which is out now on limited edition 12" vinyl, CD and download. 

Get it here: http://smarturl.it/TelemanShop

Breakfast

Teleman - Skeleton Dance

Alibi For The Silent Guy

As I Am is included on our debut album Lacuna! 
Out now. Buy here: po.st/iTunesLacuna



Childhood - As I Am

See What You Want to

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Melbourne-via-Adelaide three piece Tough Uncle throw their hats into the ring with 2015's 

Focus - a deconstruction of sounds from past and current projects (Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!, 

Danvers, Foreign/National), the group now presents a measured return to rock & roll. 

Focus is the next collaborative effort from the band and Gareth Parton (F!SR,F!, The Go! Team,

Foals), the partnership yielding a self contained three-and-a-half-minute “protobanger” 

drenched with restless melodic urgency. The band expound on the creeping songwriting 

influence of AM radio, coupled with hi-fi guitar and a signature rhythmic current.

Fresh off an Adelaide return show and support slot with Melbourne stalwarts Sunbeam 

Sound Machine & Foreign/National, Tough Uncle look to deliver the fruits of an industry 

homecoming. 

Big things poppin', little things stoppin'.

Focus

"Juicy" appears on Radiation City's full-length album, Synesthetica, out Feb 12, 2016.

Order Synesthetica:
Polyvinyl (CD, LP, cassette, MP3) - http://bit.ly/synesthetica
iTunes - http://smarturl.it/synesthetica
Amazon - http://amzn.to/1T3TdCw
Bandcamp - http://bit.ly/23OFPG0
Stream - https://RadiationCity.lnk.to/synesthetica

Radiation City - Juicy

Written by Cecilia Della Peruti
Produced by Todd Dahlhoff 
Vocals & Guitars: Cecilia Della Peruti
Bass: Todd Dahlhoff
Drums: "Cornbread" Matthew Compton

Written by Cecilia Della Peruti
Produced and Mixed by Todd Dahlhoff
Vocals, Guitar - Cecilia Della Peruti
Bass, Keys - Todd Dahlhoff
Drums - Matthew Compton

Lyrics:
Try to get real
Say something real, you're not the first to play it safe
Trying anyway to make it clear
It's alright to feel, I get angry still
In love with the past, I won't go down like that
You don't turn the wheel 'cus you can't steer 

And I wanted to get stronger
Leaning on myself (x2)

When I'm out of the dark you can always count on me
You've been digging fossils, I'm stronger
When I'm out of the dark you can always always count on me
Now I'm feeling stronger

I feel the rain
You don't feel a thing, you're not the first to run away
Trying anyway to make it clear
They're not selling seats, they're selling fear

And I wanted to get stronger
Leaning on myself (x2)

When I'm out of the dark you can always count on me
You've been digging fossils, I'm stronger
When I'm out of the dark you can always always count on me
Now I'm feeling stronger

I'm gonna make waves
Don't wanna be the same
Not gonna play your little P.C. game
(I'm stronger) 

Stronger

New single from Swedish Pale Honey.
Out October 14th on Bolero Recordings
www.palehoney.com

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/album/real-thing-single/id1145847494
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2YvHLmUywt0NEqqZNI7yEj

Contact: mail@bolerorecords.se
©2016 Bolero Recordings

Real Thing

iTunes

Pale Honey - Real Thing

'Dépaysement' is the sound of being somewhere far, far away from home. It hums with the shock of being suddenly alone—in a place where no one cares who you are or what you’re doing.

On their debut album, Melbourne band Foreign/National sound enlivened. Having worked tirelessly on a string of acclaimed singles since the release of their self-titled EP in 2014, the band have embraced the longer format with open arms and a healthy dose of ambition.

From the opening bars of its titular track to the haunting death-rattle of ‘22’, the album’s closer, the band weave their way through a sprawling narrative with fresh lucidity.

“I swear I used to be a confident man. What happened to the confident man?” asks frontman Mark Gage on ‘Too Sentimental’, the LP’s first single, sifting through a distant memory—or perhaps a fading fantasy— with uncompromising honesty.

On ‘Mombasa’, we hear cues from Brian Wilson and Kamuran Akkor and as always, the sound of bassist Sean Gage and drummer Rhys Grunden sticking together like liquid nails, hurling the record forward with impossibly tight rhythmic interplay.

On keys, Sam Stearne brings palpable tension to ‘Ballerina’, and imbues ‘Nicole Warren’ with a gorgeous sense of weightlessness. Tom Stephenson, similarly omnipresent and shapeshifting, reaches dizzying heights of slacker ecstasy on ‘Sunny Afternoon’ and ‘Never Really’.

More than anything, however, ‘Dèpaysement’ shines as a product of undeniable chemistry and collective devotion. This is an album of songs that have lived many lives and taken many forms, but now feel strangely familiar and at home together.

Foreign/National’s debut LP, Dépaysement, will be released February 3 through DOWNTIME.

ARTWORK: Alex Jennings ( www.ajayjennings.com )

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