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It's 10.30am on a Tuesday morning. Office party last night was a mess. CEO made a pass at Kelly from Commercial and then performed three rounds of “The Boys Are Back In Town” on the karaoke. You did about seven pints then slipped a French exit a good few hours before it wound down. Could have been worse – but you’re struggling today as the excel spreadsheet you’re faced with hammers you repeatedly in the head like a grim magistrate passing judgement on last night’s ordeal.
 
If I can only make it ‘til lunch, you think. The local is down the road – a few halves of the good stuff and I’ll be right as rain. As the minutes start to tick on you start to feel a little better, strengthened by the image of alcohol-induced relief. You take lunch early and fly (as the crow does) straight down the road to the palace of pints. Three quarters of an hour hence, and you’re a little more human and a little less like a human dartboard.  
 
Darts. What a fantastic idea, you think. Suddenly its 2.30pm and Tim from Accounts is next to you, Guinness in hand. I bloody love beer, you grunt at him before shoving your hand into a bag of whatever crips had the silliest flavour, in search of greasy ebullience.

Hair of the Dog

From Cola's debut album "Deep in View" Out May 20th on Fire Talk.

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Deep in View

Cola - Degree

supernatural thing

engine 5 (feat. First Aid Kit)

Over the course of two well-received albums and numerous singles and compilation appearances, Jeanines have captured the ears of discerning listeners with a sound that recalls a diverse swathe of pop history, from 60s folk-pop and girl-group tunes to 80s DIY pop to solid gold 90s touchstones like The Aislers Set, The Cat's Miaow and the post-Black Tambourine bands of Pam Berry.

Now they're back with their first new tunes since 2022's "Don't Wait For A Sign" and the hits just keep on coming. "Each Day" is moody jangler that delivers melodic and emotional heft that belies its brief 1:43 length. Destined for 1,000 indiepop mixtapes, it's exactly the kind of song that the 7" was invented for. "What The Echoes Say" is a strummy delight, showcasing Alicia Jeanine's lovely vocal harmonies to maximum effect. "Tilt In Your Eye" wraps up this ace single -- it was Jeanines' contribution to Where It's At Is Where You Are's ace 2019 compilation "The Moon And Back" and appears here on vinyl for the first time.

Each Day

Jeanines - Each Day

Bird Machine

Listening to the Higsons

hometown / heard you

hometown

Better Than

Enough Is Enough

Taken from Club PBE #04 - This House Bonus Disc. Listen / buy: https://fulltimehobby.ffm.to/clubpbe04/bandcamp

Club PBE #04 - This House Bonus Disc

Green Eyes

Pale Blue Eyes - Green Eyes

Figment

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Tory Water is an abrasive wry-chedelic rock song with a pulverising bass groove. Part disjointed character study, part sardonic commentary on the local music industry, Tory Water is unflinching in its account and unrelenting in its intensity. 

'Tory Water' written and performed by Swine Tax.

Tory Water

Swine Tax 
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

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Tory Water

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