The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 201

Ready to start the month of September? The month when the 'world' comes back to life (at least in Spain), schools reopen, politicians go back to Congress (another "heated" September ahead, politically speaking) etc... So, in order to turn the engines on, here's our humble contribution in the form of our latest TOP TEN JUKEBOX. A playlist for all tastes, appetites and moods, so we invite you to 'dive' into it and enjoy the weekend. And remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

Direct links to 2018 Jukebox playlists

Week 171  Week 172  Week 173  Week 174  Week 175 Week 176  Week 177  Week 178 
Week 179  Week 180  Week 181  Week 182  Week 183 Week 184  Week 185  Week 186
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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 82

Still on time to share with you a new chapter of the TOP TEN Jukebox. And what a playlist! Sometimes it's true that we leave the best for last: La Sera, Fraser A. Gorman, Pinkshinyultrablast, Florist and our beloved French Pop Dream and The Luxembourg Signal... and much, much more, all at the same list. So, we invite you to listen and enjoy this late gems. Remember, all this song are available at our Soundcloud. Join us!

Direct links to 2015 Jukebox playlists
Week 36  Week 37  Week 38   Week 39  Week 40 
Week 41  Week 42 Week 43  Week 44    Week 45
Week 46  Week 47   Week 48  Week 49   Week 50  
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Week 81

The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 75

Today we have a special Jukebox for you, a miscellaneous playlist devoted to the Primavera Club Festival that is taking place this weekend in Barcelona and we are enjoying while we discover new groups from here and there. Just a quick advice before ending! Don't miss the chance to see Novella and Fraser A. Gorman live if you can. So far the greatest shows of the Festival, terrific acts! We'll keep you posted and, as usual, all these songs are also available at our Soundcloud, so please join us! 

Direct links to 2015 Jukebox playlists
Week 36  Week 37  Week 38   Week 39  Week 40 
Week 41  Week 42 Week 43  Week 44   Week 45
Week 46  Week 47   Week 48  Week 49   Week 50  
Week 51   Week 52  Week 53  Week 54    Week 55  
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Discoverer 126: new indie findings

And here's the second chapter in anticipation of Primavera Club. Three more must-see at the Festival, enjoy!

Algiers. Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, this trio formed in 2007 but it wasn't until January 2012 they released first single 'Blood' via Double Phantom, followed by digital single, 'Claudette' a year later. And now we can enjoy and get freaked out by their eponymous debut,out since this June on Matador. Conjuring the dead sounds to life, Algiers music is a tense, mind-blowing collision of post-punk, gospel, dub and soul. The Birthday Party meeting Suicide meeting The Temptations. Propelled to the stratosphere by Franklin James Fisher howling vocals and politically charged lyrics calling for rebellion and taking a stance against oppression, racism, and the dictatorship of capitalism. Bravest, boldest, most amazing record of the year? Band to follow, in every sense of the word...

Jessica Pratt.  From East to West Coast to meet this young singer-songwriter, based in L.A. and active since 2007 when she got linked to Tim Presley's solo project White Fence, who heard her demos and eventually released her self-titled debut album on his label Birth Records in 2012. The buzz was notorious, with first 500 pressings of the LP selling out in less than two weeks and main music websites and magazines praising it. Now she's back with LP 'On Your Own Love Again' out on January 2015 via Drag City, Vocally magnetic, making you recall folk myths like Joni Mitchell, Sibylle Baier or Karen Dalton, warm and intimate, she summons the spirits of 60's classic folk but still sounds fresh and surprising. Simply irresistible.

Fraser A. Gorman. And we end in Melbourne, Australia, to meet this extremely young (only 23!!) talent, active part of the DIY collective Milk! Records leaded by our beloved Courtney Barnett. Involved in local bands since an early teenager, first in Torquay, his birthplace, and later relocated in Melbourne, his solo project has offered us two releases to date, both this 2015: the single 'Book of Love' and debut album 'Slow Gum' both out in Milk! Records. Country-folk, Americana... and mostly, honest, joyous and heartfelt rock'n'roll with a ridiculous ability to tell stories while arresting you with another infectious hook or a stomping chorus. Fated for greatness!