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Glasgow Eyes

Mediterranean X Film

Invisible Wall

Confetti & Kalashnikovs

Waiting Line

“Amor” drops February 9th. Pre-save: https://onerpm.link/amor-evntyd

I don’t wanna stay here
I don’t wanna go
I wanna be near you love

I got us a river
A moment alone
There’s nothing to give but love

Oh me, oh my
Blame it on whatever you like
Oh me, oh my
Blame it on whatever you like

I wrote you a letter
I want you to know
That I’ll never let you go

Whatever you say dear
Whenever you fall
I promise to take it slow

Oh me, oh my
Blame it on whatever you like
Oh me, oh my
Blame it on whatever you like

Amor - Sped Up

Burn The Hard Drive

C.O.M.P.L.E.X

Redemption

Godspeed a Go Go

Fun Fact

Bang Goes The Gun is an uptempo alt-pop gem which takes inspiration from Motown and the Northern Soul scene, updating the sonic palette to include synths, orchestra hits, and, as always, the dual male/female vocals of Chris McIntosh and Jen Davies. It's  the third and final single before the band’s debut album is released in May 2024 via the band's own Vinyl only record label, Defend Vinyl Records. Following on from Do The Right Thing (the previous BBC Radio 1 supported single)

Bang Goes The Gun

“There was a rumor going around about a live-action Power Puff Girls series being made by Diablo Cody. It was going to be set in the future and have them portrayed as adults looking back on their lives as crime-fighting little girls who missed out on being kids. I grew up in the ‘90s and PPG was one of my favorite cartoons, so I was really excited about this. One day Emile [Milgrim] and I were talking about how cool it would be to write the theme song for the show, so 'Would Be' was the result of that. 

It took about 20 minutes to write. At the time I felt like my best years were flying away before my eyes and I used that as inspiration for what it might feel like to be an aging ex-superhero.” – Ale Campos

Would Be

SERMONS FROM THE DRAIN is a filthy gospel for the unholy and unshaven — a concept record born from the gutter, blending grunge, punk, and sludge rock into something weirdly spiritual. It’s the story of redemption through grease, noise, and bathroom philosophy. Every track’s a sermon: wild, self-aware, and loud enough to shake the pipes.

overflow

The Death of Pop are Angus James and Oliver James

Produced by: The Death of Pop
Drums: Thom James
Artwork: George Abram

Once Good

:D 👍   (I mostly just make silly playlists) my current pfp is a dragon oc made by me :3

Here we go Wodan Boys band bio:
Let's be honest. You don't need another list of bands we all like nor a bunch of metaphors that make us look cool. High energy loudmouth rockmusic, that’s basically what it's about. Balancing on a tin line between chaotic violent guitars and cheeky melodic hooks. The third EP is better than the previous two we think. Yet we feel the first two are pretty cool as well. Wow. Godspeed, Tommy, Mikkie B, Olly and Timo.

Fun Fact

Wodan Boys

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