Do you feel tired, kind of dizzy, without energy? Well, it's the first week of Spring, what did you expect? We are all feeling the same way (don't get me started about the nonsense but mandatory change of hour coming Saturday/Sunday), so we are ready to cheer up a bit our "seasonal emotional state" with our latest TOP TEN JUKEBOX. This time with few familiar faces, only Black Honey and Adult Mom, joining a bunch of new proposals to pay attention to, like The Bright Light Social Hour or Trementina's terrifc tunes. Plenty to discover! Have a nice weekend and remember, all songs are available at our Soundcloud page (Join Us!).
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Showing posts with label Black Honey. Show all posts
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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 120
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Friday, April 15, 2016
The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 98
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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 73
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Friday, November 14, 2014
The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox 31
It's Friday, so here's a new round of our regular TOP TEN playlist series! This time our selection has focused on new/recently discovered bands which, as a matter of fact, is one of the main aims (probably the main one) of this Blog, and a real pleasure to do. We love hunting in search of great music. Ten songs we are certain you'll going to enjoy. Heard them, have your say, and remember! It's all at our Blog's soundcloud. Join Us!Direct links to the previous Jukebox weeks
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Sunday, October 5, 2014
Discoverer 103: new indie findings
Oh what a great weekend in our Discoverer Series! Two debut albums fated to be among the best-of-the-year lists plus a most intriguing & promising act. You're going to enjoy!
Flowers. Londoners Sam Ayres, Jordan Hockley and Rachel Kennedy got together in April 2012, thanks to Sam’s advert looking for a singer to make music like "Madonna through a broken tape machine". Astonishingly quickly, the trio moved in together and started writing songs. The feverishly recorded demos were offered online, creating an immediate buzz that made them tour Europe with The Pains Of Being Pure Of Heart and Young Marble Giants. First singles "Until You're Dead" and "When You Lie" arrived in 2013 on Cloudberry and Odd Box Records, plus the great reception of their live shows rocketed their momentum. They signed with Fortuna POP! and with the help of Bernard Butler as producer, Flowers penned their debut album, "Do What You Want to Do, Is What You Should Do", out since September (by Kanine Records in the States). Restrained and minimal yet surprisingly affecting, the album is an indiepop delight, full of beauty and mystery, a collection of short songs with Rachel's haunting vocals presiding the fuzzy yet delicate music envelope. Absolute MUST.
SW/MM/NG. Formed in 2011 and hailing from Fayetteville, Arkansas, they originally called Swimming but slashes seemed an easy solution when a cease-and-desist order from a U.K. group of the same name arrived. The quintet started to make some noise locally with a digital, S/T EP in July 2011. After signing with Old Flame Records, their debut album, "Feel Not Bad" came out this August. Jangly indiepop blurred in haze, ethereal and sun-soaked. Real Estate floating guitars packed with that 80s English melancholy, with Brian Kupillas’ vocals about to break within the melodic feast. For those still looking for the sun, here's a perfect companion.
Black Honey. Hard to believe a band can remain unknown on these "Celebgate" days (sic) but this Brighton, UK, based act is still hidden, so we'll gladly let the music do all the talking. Three songs have surfaced already online from them, "Sleep Forever" towards the end of June, "Teenager" in August, and most recently "The Taste". Three wonderfully catchy tunes, cinematic, woozy and brooding. Jangling guitars, fuzz, atmospheric mood, and a challenging yet inviting female vocals. Sweet and obscure, like their appropriate band name. Here's promise, promise, promise.
Flowers. Londoners Sam Ayres, Jordan Hockley and Rachel Kennedy got together in April 2012, thanks to Sam’s advert looking for a singer to make music like "Madonna through a broken tape machine". Astonishingly quickly, the trio moved in together and started writing songs. The feverishly recorded demos were offered online, creating an immediate buzz that made them tour Europe with The Pains Of Being Pure Of Heart and Young Marble Giants. First singles "Until You're Dead" and "When You Lie" arrived in 2013 on Cloudberry and Odd Box Records, plus the great reception of their live shows rocketed their momentum. They signed with Fortuna POP! and with the help of Bernard Butler as producer, Flowers penned their debut album, "Do What You Want to Do, Is What You Should Do", out since September (by Kanine Records in the States). Restrained and minimal yet surprisingly affecting, the album is an indiepop delight, full of beauty and mystery, a collection of short songs with Rachel's haunting vocals presiding the fuzzy yet delicate music envelope. Absolute MUST.
Black Honey. Hard to believe a band can remain unknown on these "Celebgate" days (sic) but this Brighton, UK, based act is still hidden, so we'll gladly let the music do all the talking. Three songs have surfaced already online from them, "Sleep Forever" towards the end of June, "Teenager" in August, and most recently "The Taste". Three wonderfully catchy tunes, cinematic, woozy and brooding. Jangling guitars, fuzz, atmospheric mood, and a challenging yet inviting female vocals. Sweet and obscure, like their appropriate band name. Here's promise, promise, promise.Friday, September 26, 2014
The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox 25
One more week, and despite some really annoying issues regarding our "new" apartment, we suggest you a new selection of our weekly TOP TEN playlist with the songs we have been enjoying the most lately. This is your chance to enjoy the music of: Angel Olsen (we are looking forward to see her live next week!), the return of our dear Ex Cops and Marine Life confirming all their promises, plus, of course, several new bands for you ears only. All at our Blog's soundcloud, so please Join Us!Direct links to the previous Jukebox weeks
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox 20
August, summer time, holidays...but here's our TOP TEN playlist, with several exciting tunes we are enjoying the most lately. This week we bring you some bands that have already captivated us as The Death of Pop, Tape Waves or Ex Hex (second or third song for them in our Jukebox) and also indispensable bands as our beloved Allo Darlin'. As always we introduce you new discoveries as Trust Fund, Cancers or Lily & Madeleine. It's also available at the Blog's soundcloud, so please Join Us!Direct links to the previous Jukebox weeks
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