Goddamn it this is the coolest cover of psychotic reaction I've ever heard. Hands down. Blew my mind. 

Psychotic Reaction http://musicnoow.com/v/Bp53yywF08M/the-cramps-psychotic-reaction

Fuck yes! Would love to see you guys play

I have a new favourite band! Shit, I think I just broke my neck. Dope!

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Royal Blood's new single 'Come On Over' is out now! Download at http://smarturl.it/RBComeOnOver?IQid=soundcloud

Available in the US on the 'Out Of The Black' EP. Get your copy here: http://smarturl.it/iRoyalBlood?IQid=soundcloud

Royal Blood - Out Of The Black - Released 11th November 2013

Available now to purchase digitally from iTunes - http://smarturl.it/out-of-the-black

Produced by Royal Blood & Tom Dalgety.
Recorded & Mixed by Tom Dalgety

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Homophonia is the second full-length record by Brooklyn indie rock group No Sky God. First released in 2013 and featuring a harder rock sound than their self-titled debut, the album features something of a grunge sound on songs like "I Don't See," "Angled," and "Redress."  "Men of Action" and "The Mirror" offer a bit of a reprieve from the heaviness, while "Melvins Basement" and "Eras (Polish)" feature the up beat yet sardonic songwriting of bassist Evan Whom. The album draws ot a close with a version of Alex Chilton's "Nightime" before ending on the dronign hard rock of "(Come Back Around)." A window into 2010s era Brooklyn indie rock, the album will appeal to fans of Kurt Vile, Wilco, Magnolia Electric Company, and Sebadoh.

No Sky God is:
Stu Watson: Guitar, Vocals
James Marceda: Guitar
Evan Whom: Bass, Vocals
Jeremy Gustin: Drums

Produced by Stu Watson
Engineered and MIxed by Cedar Apffel 
Mastered by Jherek Bischoff
Cover art by George Weinberg

Redress

100 years of KIZ & LEGIN
scrap metal attic punk fuzz thug rock hardcore pop static lo-fi bass & drum duo

GRIMACE

Recorded by George Carpenter at Little Pink Studios
Mastered by Paul Blakey at 12th and Vine Post



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Awaited for years by the large nationwide cult of Boggers in the know, Erin Birgy’s second LP at the helm of the fog-shrouded ship they call MEGA BOG is an instant and timeless classic. It’s equal parts nostalgic and futuristic, mapping a new, jazz-literate and free form of songcraft onto the model of the traditional guitar-based band. It’s poetry on roller skates, defying recognizable structures in favor of a stream-of-consciousness flow that guides Erin’s lyrics around their many soft and uncertain turns. It’s an inspiring example of a unique vision carried to it’s most honest and vulnerable realization. Happy Together was assembled on tape amidst a lot of movement, including Erin’s relocation from Seattle to New York. Like Joni Mitchell or Beefheart, Birgy has a seemingly magical ability to steer a diverse bunch of players into her own dream-world. And this album has a lot of players, many with big credentials we’ll refrain from mentioning (except for Zach Burba and Will Murdoch from IJI, and James Krivchenia from BIG THIEF, who earn mentions for being particularly present). Considering its variety of personnel and its long gestation, Happy Together is a remarkably consistent and complete record that cuts the deepest when experienced from start to finish, as it arcs from the surreal bubblegum tempos of “Diznee” and “Marianne,” thru the extended dreamscapes of songs like “192014,” and out to the free-wheeling catharsis of “Blackout” and “Fwee.” Take the journey.

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Psychotic Reaction (Live)

Melbourne’s The Murlocs are back with their unique garage-blues sound with new single, ‘Rattle The Chain.’ It’s the first single taken from their forthcoming debut album, due late 2013. In the last 6 months they've played Meredith, Harvest and Dig It Up festivals and supported Steve Malkmus + the Jicks, Earthless, Gary Clarke Jr and Thee Oh Sees.
 
Recorded with Paul Maybury at the Christmas street warehouse in Fairfield with Vocals and Overdubs recorded in bedrooms, the song is a realisation of tropical third world poverty blues. Rattle the chain to scare away the birds and protect the crops.
 
“If there were more bands like The Murlocs, the world would be a better place” – Inpress
 
The Murlocs play The Northcote Social Club on Saturday 25 May


The Murlocs - Rattle The Chain

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