The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 296

We could keep telling you that our life is pretty stressful right now (anyone who has got into "the adventure" of remodeling & moving into a new apartment while working will understand us) but today we'll let our latest TOP TEN JUKEBOX do all the talking. Because, in fact, there isn't much to add when looking at the names gathered in it. Music titans like Michael Stipe, Eddie Vedder, the return of The War on Drugs, alongside new discoveries that will surely blow your mind (a chaise longue has never been so catchy, or those Good Rockets reminding us our beloved friends from Athens...) We could go on, but better shut up and let you enjoy it. Have a nice Sunday and remember to join us at our Soundcloud page!

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 269

Some lessons to be learnt from this crazy year. Fascism is here and we need to fight it. And we have to get used to live in uncertainty and daily surprise. If the first one is utterly depressing, there's still hope (US elections around the corner and Greece justice condemning nazis). And the second one, it doesn't always mean to be a bad thing, because surprises sometimes brings us special things. Like the TOP TEN JUKEBOX we just prepared for you this week. Ten pretty eclectic songs, with several sunny gems to help you forget the main topics of 2020 for a while. But also some bold statements, including the recovery of a very special hymn for you (check the last tune), so apt in this liquid era... again. Have a great weekend ahead, and remember to join us at our Soundcloud page!

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 256

The week didn't turn as well as expected (although it wasn't a total letdown either) so is this (another) impasse? or a chance to work our way while the paths gets finally clear? We are going to put up a fight in order to go towards the second option. And, of course, we'll do it alongside the best music we are listening to, like our new TOP TEN JUKEBOX full of new bands to discover, plus the great Phoebe Bridgers and friends Pale Lights always in spectacular, classy, form. So give it a listen and join us in our Soundcloud page!

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 254

As we told you yesterday, this weekend we have a double ration of TOP TEN JUKEBOX, providing you with twenty songs overall for your listening pleasure. This second playlist is a Blog's trademark, full of discoveries, although there are also some beloved groups that couldn't be missed at Bloodbuzzed, such as our beloved Basia Bulat (first couple of tastes from the new album sound amazing, huge expectations) or Flyying Colours. Have a good time, and remember to join us in our Soundcloud page!

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 251

We told you last week, the music year has begun in a most promising way and we already have the "vaults" of tunes completely full, eagerly awaiting to be released. So, without further hesitation, here comes our TOP TEN JUKEBOX, ready to knock you out year comes full of energy and good vibes. A lot to discover in this ten proposals, focused in exciting new findings, so get a listen! Have a great weekend, and remember to join us in our Soundcloud page!

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 242

A bit later this week, but still on time to bring you another TOP TEN JUKEBOX. And what playlist we have gathered for your ears only! A magnificent selection of indiepop with stunning comebacks from surefires like A Certain Smile, Night Flowers or Soccer Mommy plus the usual dose of new findings! As you are about to hear, there's a lot in this music list to help you to enjoy the Sunday. And as always, remember to join us in our Soundcloud page.

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 215

We're back! Now that the holidays madness (you know, neverending meals, even sillier than usual TV and social networks stuff, boundless consumism in the name of what?) is gone, and despite the spreading fluu, we are ready to offer you the first TOP TEN JUKEBOX of 2019, with the first tunes  we want to highlight  in the new year. An eclectic, varied and pretty exciting playlist that, for sure, is going to cheer-up your weekend. Put a smile on your face and start the days off as deserved. And remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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Discoverer 169: new indie findings

A veteran with a flamboyant comeback and two most promising newcomers are our latest proposals in our discoverer series, all coming from the States, where there's still a lot to love despite the dark times they are (we are) facing. As a wise man used to sing, "music will provide the light you cannot resist"... Enjoy!

Papercuts. We begin our music trip in Los Angeles to meet Jason Quever and his long-standing project. Based in San Francisco until very recently, Papercuts began as a solo endeavour, debuting with album 'Rejoicing Songs', followed by 'Mockingbird' in 2004. But it was their next stride of releases, 'Can't Go Back' in 2007, 'You Can Have What You Want' in 2009, both via Gnomonsong Records, and 'Fading Parade' in 2011, out via the mighty Sub Pop, who certified Quever's talent as a songwriter... as well as a producer, something his ever-growing resumé, including names such as Luna-Dean Wareham, Cass McCombs, The Mantles or Beach House, proves. That studio work became has been his major focus during this decade, with just another Papercuts album, 'Life Among the Savages', out in 2014, breaking that sort of hiatus. Luckily, that standstill is over, as since this October we can enjoy 'Parallel Universe Blues', out via Slumberland Records. A striking combination of melodies and atmospherics, Quever's tunes are the perfect marriage of shoegaze's distant spaces and feedback, the dreamier, moodier side of folk, and an irresistible "Velvetian scent". A soundtrack for the Fall, and a record fated to top the best-of-the lists year.    

Blades of Joy. And without leaving California, we remain in the Bay to meet this exciting new combo, formed around 2015 by members of local bands Swanox and Dissolve. There's not a lot of info about the quartet, so we'll happily stick with the music, as their debut, self-titled mini-album out now now via Melters speaks for itself. Seven killer tunes naturally pairing the electricity with the dusk, the jangle with the haze, the spectral with the rockier. Like the Rain Parade under the Kevin Shields "treatment", there hasn't been a more apt name to define a sound in recent times than Blades of Joy. Not to be missed!

Carbon Poppies. And we end in Lafayette, Louisiana (finally this Blog travels to the Deep South musically), in order to introduce you to this trio responsible of what it looks, smells and, most importantly, sounds like one of the EPs of 2018. Members of other music acts such as Brass Bed, Lost Bayou Ramblers or Kind Cousin, Allison Bohl DeHart, Jonny Campos and Peter DeHart formed Carbon Poppies around 2011, debuting with self-released  6-song, 12” vinyl EP 'And Don’t the Kids Just Love It' in 2012. Since then, not much info available... until now, as the always worth checking Elefant Records has just released their selt-titled sophomore EP under its 'New Adventures in Pop' collection. Four slices of top-notch, hyper-addictive indiepop, with an arresting version of 'Rain On My Face' by the 60s lost band Shape & Sizes, nods to our dear The School as well as to power-pop humming choruses or the slightly psychdelic pop vibes from the golden era of the West Coast pop. A knockout pop gem.   

The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 205

After another week of work (although we still have a bit ahead) here comes our latest TOP TEN JUKEBOX to kick off the weekend. And what a playlist we have prepared for you! With loved bands that have already been featured at this blog, such as The Perfect Weather English, The Proctors or Papercuts (stunning tune) alongside new 'signings' that will leave you breathless. Have fun and remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 202

Completely 'acclimated' to the routine of work and with a autumnal weekend ahead (even the rain has shown up these days in Barcelona) it's time to unveil our new TOP TEN JUKEBOX. This week we suggest you a playlist full of 'old friends' of the Blog such as Space Daze, The Chils and more recently The Goon Sax (Antipodes, Antipodes) but also of discoveries such as Rays, Papercuts or Jade Bird (what a promising talent). As always, a lot to listen, hum, dance and enjoy and remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 194

Back after our Japanese adventure! This week, in addition to recovering our sleep due to jet lag, we have caught up ourselves with the latest musical releases and band discoveries. So, without further delay, here is our new TOP TEN JUKEBOX! Many new bands, others that have already been listed on the blog as The Molochs, Smokescreens, or Petite League and many great songs to enjoy the weekend as it deserves. Oh, and stay tuned we will unveil soon our favorite albums and songs of this year so far. Remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 193

As told you, this June is about to be special for us, between books, good music (this weekend you can find us at the Barcelona Independent Sessions Festival 2018) and... holidays in Japan! So, before we pack for travelling to the land of the rising sun (we'll be off for a couple of weeks, but we'll come back strong, with the best of the year so far lists) we leave you with the weekly 'dose' of TOP TEN JUKEBOX. Another playlist full of new discoveries to keep you going through the end of Spring. Have fun and remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud . (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 167

Winter has finally arrived! Well... or at least a cold version of Autumn (or a regular Autumn without the climate change consequences). In any case, jackets are in use, days are shorter and the mood swings into that sort of music that embraces you and keeps you in good company... like the majority of our latest TOP TEN Jukebox! A mixture of ace comebacks, such as the new tunes of The Spook School (what a catchy and bitter chorus), our beloved Math and Physics Club (can you hear the R.E.M echoes?) or the terrific newbie of Sunflower Bean, combined with promising discoveries, like Capitán Sunrise or Kaveh Kanes. Plenty to listen and relish! And remember, all songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 131

The weather, exhaustion after a long week with some tense moments... and, moreover, a Friday that goes straight to the History books as such a worldwide threat is assuming the presidency of the United States. So, in need of a break? Same here. Let's do it with some exciting music courtesy of our beloved Rose Elinor Dougall and Joanna Gruesome plus some great new finds in our new TOP TEN Jukebox! And remember, all songs are available at our Soundcloud page (Join Us!).

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