Less screens in August

Golden Doubt

You're Not Always on My Mind

Two Fingers

NEW: 'TWENTY FIRST CENTURY LOVE SONGS'
A collection of 11 new tracks, recorded May to December 2021 using a variety of synthesizers, covering themes of love, loss, delusion, lies, betrayal and obsession in 21st century Britain... 
yes - joy to the world, just in time for Christmas.
Free or pay what you want download.
https://this-is-the-bridge.bandcamp.com/album/twenty-first-century-love-songs

Red Lines

Pulsate with ‘No Movement’, the dystopian first single from screensaver’s debut album ‘Expressions of Interest’ out on October 8th!

Thrilled to be working with these Australian 'on point' post-punks and Heavy Machinery on this most gloriously brooding album of albums!

'Expressions of Interest' is available to pre-order now hither: https://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/
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screensaver - 'No Movement'

Tearjerker - "Another Moon" 
Hiding
SQE Music 2014

EP 'Hiding' from Tearjerker
Out May 20th on SQE

Pre-order the EP:
iTunes: smarturl.it/HidingEP
Vinyl: smarturl.it/HidingEPVinyl

tearjerker.bandcamp.com/
www.facebook.com/tearjerkerband

Tearjerker - Another Moon

Journeys to Glory

To Cut a Long Story Short (2010 Remaster)

El Momento Descuidado

Under The Milky Way (Acoustic)

Out on 10th Feb on limited 7" (250 copies).
Pre-order - speedywunderground.com/shop/

SW020 - JW Ridley - Everything (Deathless) - Part 1

"Broken Spectre" Lost Film new record (10" & Digital)
http://discosdekirlian.tictail.com/product/dk56-lost-film-broken-spectre

Broken Spectre

DK56

Lost Film - Burn

Narratives, tema adelanto del primer LP de Balvanera, Delusion / Desire [BD-002] lanzamiento por Brutal Dogma el 11 de junio de 2018!

Narratives, premiere track from the Delusion / Desire LP [BD-002] by Balvanera, upcoming digital release through Brutal Dogma to be released june 11th 2018!

BD002 > Narratives - Balvanera from the forthcoming Delusion / Desire LP

"Country Church" is from the album 'Horse' out 10/16

About 'Horse' by Holy Motors

Holy Motors' new LP 'Horse,' which is due out on Wharf Cat on October 16th, finds the band acknowledging the Americana and rockabilly strands of their musical DNA without sacrificing any of the otherworldly mystique that keeps them from neatly conforming to the shoegaze and dreampop labels often applied to their music.  

From the album’s opening moments, songs like “Country Church,” with its major key and classic rhythm and blues guitarline, and “Midnight Cowboy,” which sounds like a lost Buddy Holly 45 played at 33 rpm, make it clear that Horse — even if it may not accomplish the impossible task of demystifying this band of ex-Soviet cowboys — will at least show you that there’s more to them than the near-impenetrable darkness of their work to date may suggest. Although tracks like “Trouble” and “Endless Night” gravitate toward the ethereal production and existential subject matter of prior releases, repeat listens reveal complex compositions and an empathy that is central to this eight-song album.  

As a whole, Horse stands as a warmer, more human counterpoint to 2018’s celestial Slow Sundown, and showcases Holy Motors as a hypnotic force that draws listeners in and leaves them wanting more. This effect, paired with their ability to write lyrics and music that resonate with a deeply relatable feeling of isolation, has resulted in an album built to connect with people from devoted shoegaze and western psychedelia fanatics to dreamer cowboys, driving through wide open country roads under the stars.

Less screens in August

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