Good Stock Records is delighted to announce the digital release of “Remote” by The Goodstock Project. This is an EP collecting together the Lockdown 2020 (remotely live) performances; polished, audio enhanced & made complete in this 6-track release.

During lockdown 2020, this project started as a remote collaboration, the sound of which soon started to make a mockery of the recording methods – the perched iPhone of much folklore being the drum foundation, the rest of the tracks were built to that weeks and weeks and many miles apart.

The big coup here is the vocal work of June Holland who, at the time she started recording the vocals, had never met the rest of the group, but musical chemistry voodoo magic happened and the results are for all to hear.

All of the original live parts were videoed by each band member and spliced together to show the performance as you hear it and see it, however the additional parts have since been written and recorded and the audio mixed, mastered and made large by Good Stock Record’s favourite engineer – Speaks, esq.

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Remote

Hotel

1976 Pete Shelley / Buzzcocks, our cover version is fully licensed

What Do I Get?

I Get Blamed

Shopping

...Is Very Much Enough?

The Goodstock Project are an indie rock band with soul. In between writing songs, we like to challenge ourselves by picking a giant soul tune to cover.

So, following “Bring It On Home To Me” by Sam Cooke and “These Arms of Mine” by Otis Redding, we convened at our favourite beer and tapas meeting spot, Dimitri’s in Manchester, to discuss what’s next.

A few songs were mentioned, but one immediately stood out, particularly as June said she’d always wanted to have a crack at it.

So, we are delighted to present our version of the Northern Soul classic, “The Snake” written by Oscar Brown, Jr., but made famous in 1968 by Al Wilson.

The Snake

The Fods are blitzing the autumn of 2025, with their 3rd single in as many months, it's almost as if they're leading up to something! Continuing the process of putting out a new material track with a guest vocalist, this time around we'd like to introduce Jay Luke.

Jay performs the spanking new Critchley / Collins tune A Matter of Time, which is a bass-heavy alt-rock industro-goth shindig. Industro-goth is now a thing.

A Matter Of Time

The Fods ft Krassy from Icicle (Montreal)

What

Remote collaboration, the sound of which soon started to make a mockery of the recording methods.

Hotel

The Goodstock Project

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