The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 155

July comes to its end. It's been a sweltering, exhausting, grueling month. But luckily for us, also a great one in terms of new music, something we have been able to proof with our weekly TOP TEN Jukebox, and the last batch of tunes of July are just reinforcing that music statement. A playlist for you with some amazing discoveries like Joy Cleaner or Hypoluxo, but also great new proposals from the Blog 'usual suspects' like Swimming Tapes, The Death of Pop or Cults. Have a nice weekend and remember, all songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

Direct links to 2017 Jukebox playlists

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 145

'Turbulences', old friends, an urge for going (as Joni would sing), a desire for a change... lucky for us the (bit) long weekend has arrived! And here we are, ready to begin it with our latest TOP TEN Jukebox. This week, you can enjoy with the comeback of The Fireworks (what a pleasure to have their last proposal at our blog), as well as with the new The Death of Pop or Kane Strang songs. But hey, this wouldn't be our playlist if we wouldn't propose you some exciting discoveries, like Kidsmoke or Art School Jocks. Just give it a listen and enjoy your free time. We'll do for sure :)! And remember, all songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!).

Direct links to 2017 Jukebox playlists

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 108

Hi there! Here comes the first TOP TEN Jukebox of July, pretty diverse and full of new bands, but with a non-surprising (not if you follow this Blog, thank you for that) soft spot for the music coming from our Antipodes. And with a big, unmissable highlight this time, thanks to the reissue of The Chills' majestic 'Kaleidoscope World'. And remember, all songs are listed at our Soundcloud page (Join Us!).

Direct links to 2016 Jukebox playlists

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 95

Back with another TOP TEN Jukebox! Despite being on vacation we don't miss the chance to bring you our last & favourite discoveries. This week, alongside our regular dose of new findings, we have prepared a playlist heavy on "old friends" and Blog long-time crushes. For starters, more Flying Nun sounds, the great return to action of Be Forest, followed by Charlie Darling from Les Bicyclettes de Belsize, plus another ace tune of Why We Love. But the main highlight is the special comeback of Monkey Shallows the Universe, with a new version of one of their greatest tunes. Pretty amazing, you'll hear. Happy holidays and remember: all songs are listed at our Soundcloud page (Join Us!).

Direct links to 2015 Jukebox playlists

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 50

If March was the month of music... April will not be far behind! In a few days we are going to see The Twilight Sad and at the end of the month will be time for Luna's gig! But first goes first and one week more we have a new round of our TOP TEN playlist with some familiar faces like Flyying Colours and Tennis in addition to new discoveries like Speedy Ortiz or The Landing. As always, this is also available at our Soundcloud blog page. Join us!


Direct links to 2015 Jukebox playlists
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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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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox 19

Better late than never (you never know when a wedding is going to end) here's our TOP TEN playlist, with several exciting tunes we are enjoying the most lately. This week "illustrious veterans" and Blog "beloved bands" make most of the playlist, completed with new discoveries. And of course, it's also available at the blog's soundcloud, so please Join Us!

Direct links to the previous Jukebox weeks
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Welcome to the Jukebox!

Discoverer 69: new indie findings

Last round (and post) of new indie proposals before flying back home!

Eux Autres. Why took me so long to discover you? Born in Omaha but based in Portland, the Larimer brothers, Heather & Nicholas began their career a decade ago, with drummer Yoshi Nakamoto joining them since 2008. Three records, "Hell Is Eux Autres" (self-released, 2004), "Cold City" (Happy Happy Birthday To Me, 2007) and "Broken Bow" (Bons Mots, 2010) and a bunch (up to eight) of 7" and EPs (don't miss their last release to date, "Sunk Is Sunk", from 2012) conform a delicious career. Fire-powered pop, witty and pinching lyrics hidden behind candy-like vocals, plus an incredible talent to find the perfect melody, one after another. I've found a goldmine!  

The Death of Pop. Atlantic cross to meet Oliver & Angus James, a young duo from London, that despite their somber (ironic, don't panic) name are making of this 2013 a debut year to remember. Presenting quality songs since January (hurry, check their bandcamp), with two physical, highly collectible releases out, the "Tombola" cassette and "The Soundbox Record Player" EP, they define their sound as "janglegaze". Confused? Don't fear. Think on The Smiths meeting Wild Nothing, or a synthesized Robert Smith dreaming of jangling guitars played by Kevin Shields. Listen them and replace confusion for a genuine pop excitement.

Baby Island. Back to the States to meet this combo from Whidbey Island, Washington. Leaded by Eli Moore and joined by Mark Buzard and Nick Dubesa, they formed in 2010, with a self-titled album on 2012. This is a parallel project of Mr Moore, also known for being part, along with his wife Ashley Eriksson, who occasionally plays and sings on Baby Island, of the group LAKE. Moody without losing the infectious nature of pop (hear "Backwards and Forwards"), chilly without losing the close interaction with the listener any great music has (check "King's Cross") Baby Island only release to date is one of this little, (and sadly) rarely known gems awaiting for you.