We May Never Know Why

Rolodex City is taken from the album Archive Material, out now. Buy: https://orcd.co/archivematerial
Silverbacks are on tour in March 2022! Tickets and details: https://silverbacksband.com/

Silverbacks - Rolodex City

Borderline

Find a Pleasure

For more info:
https://www.parkthevan.com/label/shady-cove

Lyrics:

driver’s seat, turn the key
yeah, i wanna get in
old ford escort 1987
soft glow indigo 
sunset in the west
find the motel 
i can tell we’re not going back
desert road, california
yeah, i feel the pull 
of the loner dream
set the scene, only me and you
heartbeat heavy on the 95
lights on break of dawn
hit the high divide

when i was a kid i saw the sky
running through the blues
holding onto light 
roll the window down and wave goodbye
rearview hometown, drive all night

nothing sweeter than seeing her next to me
and the feeling of leaving home with nowhere to be
playing that one cassette, running on empty
every highway singing right back to me
wild horse, heart of gold, you know every word
back of your hand like every curve in the road
only thing changing is the passing of time
be my louise ride or die
by my side right down the line

falling, i’m waiting for it
i know that you’re waiting for a sign to turn back
falling, i’m ready for it
see it in your eyes when you look at me like that
always, i know its coming 
miles grow and curtains close
fade into black
forget the ending
let’s go on and on

when i was a kid i saw the sky
running through the blues
holding all the light 
roll the window down and wave goodbye
rearview hometown, drive all night

"High Divide" by Shady Cove

Bonfire

After releasing three singles, the Canadian artist Layten Kramer finally reveals his EP ‘Eye to eye’. Nostalgic, playful and rock-oriented, this project will not leave anyone unmoved notably thanks to the use of numerous guitars, drums and a slightly reverberated voice that give an overall sentiment of psychedelia and nostalgia to whoever is listening to it. The eponymous track perfectly embodies that idea with playful, yet moving, lyrics incorporated into a whole ensemble of instruments.

Eye to Eye

Eye2eye

Layten Kramer - Eye to Eye

"Window" by Wy, released March 30th. From new album "Marriage", out May 7th via Rama Lama Records, pre-order at www.ramalama.se/store

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Wy - Window

Written and performed by The Golden Age of TV

Recorded and mixed by Greenmount Studios 
Mastered by Felix Davis at Metropolis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhuuVz9xrq4&t=3s&ab_channel=TheGoldenAgeOfTV

What I've Been Through

Dinosaur

I used to be afraid of my mind 
And being left alone with whatever I found
But now I’m more afraid of what I won’t find 
And all that’s left will end up letting you down
They say if you remain very still
And hold your breath for as long as you can
And by some miracle you don’t reveal
All the fear you’re holding where you stand

Dinosaur, Dinosaur
He wouldn’t know that I exist
I wish we were the same
Oh no, we’re just the opposite
I hide away again

I guess I’ll have to chase and corner it
If i wanna catch me some more self-esteem
I always thought you had to be born with it
But maybe that was just Maybelline

Dinosaur, Dinosaur
He wouldn’t know that I exist
I wish we were the same
Oh no, we’re just the opposite
I hide away again

I made the cage I’m in
I’m blinded by nothing
I’m tired of my skin

I made the cage I’m in
I’m blinded by nothing
I’m tired of my skin

I made the cage I’m in
I’m blinded by nothing
I’m tired of my skin

I made the cage I’m in
I’m blinded by nothing
I’m tired of my skin

Dinosaur

Leeds’ alternative guitar band The Golden Age of TV have made a quick impression on the scene.

Their whip-smart drums lock in with gloriously fuzzed out bass and disconcertingly swirling guitars bounce around your ears.

Over just a few releases the band have managed to impress cultural gatekeepers, and steadily build a following. Huw Stephens at BBC Radio 1 is a fan, to go alongside support from 6 Music, BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio. Press wise takes from DIY, The Line of Best Fit and Clash, have positioned them as indie risers to watch, with the buzzy blogosphere also propelling them to attention.

The live side too has seen exciting opportunities for the group. Support slots with Another Sky, CHAI and Marsicans bringing them to a wider audience, as well as performances at Reading and Leeds, Live at Leeds and Liverpool Sound City festivals.