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Knockout Air Waves
www.myspace.com/airwavesmusic
Great songwriting from this Brooklyn based lady and her cohorts, like Camera Obscura sharing a stage with Badly Drawn Boy.
New Town Killers Isa & the Filthy Tongues
www.myspace.com/thefilthytongues
These scots rockers have been twisting ears and hearts with their Bunnymen-esque shapes. This track features ex – Skid Richard Jobson on vocals.
Paris Blabbermouth
www.myspace.com/therealblabbermouth
Tingly, stripped yet rich vocals and almost ghostly lyrics sits this singer songwriter firmly alongside the sounds of Sufjan, Bill Callaghan, Clem Snide et al.
Infiltrate Pose Victorious
www.myspace.com/posevictorious
Things have moved pretty fast since we last played these guys, with The View’s producer getting on board to polish this above average ladrock stomper.
Mystery Bruise The Hickey Underworld
www.myspace.com/thehickeyunderworldmusic
You need to play this loud, allow the guitars to erode your cynicism and the insistent vocals to enervate your grey fuddled cortex. Once done, you’ll wanna start a fight. Acers.
Georgia Yuck
www.myspace.com/yuckband
Breezy janglepop reminiscent of the early 90’s ladybands such as Lush. Guaranteed to leave you smiling.
Think of a Number Stanley Odd
www.myspace.com/stanleyodd
Huge fan of this outfit and their wordly approach to hip hop – managing to be jazzy and leftfield whilst also pinching your pop earlobe.
Where We Go At Night We’re Only Afraid of NYC
www.myspace.com/wereonlyafraidofnyc
Think Biffy jamming with Mercury Rev whilst Deerhoof worry the effects pedals and you’re kinda on the way to this Glasgow outfit’s sound.
All Greatness Stands Firm Midnight Lion
www.myspace.com/midnightlionmusic
Not sure if they’re gonna like me for this, but we’re hearing a male Kate Bush with the equally ace instrumentation that implies to go with it.
Koka-Kola Crimson Death
www.myspace.com/truecrimsondeath
Bit of grave music for you. Waddya mean you don’t know what that is? Catch up will you…goth and rave with a bit of industrial D&B thrown in.
