Category: News
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Track of the Day | The Hara – Fool & The Thief
The Hara have released their new single ‘Fool & The Thief’. Marking the band’s first single released via Scruff Of The Neck record label, the new track comes ahead of their forthcoming appearances at Reading and Leeds Festivals. Speaking of the single, the band elaborate, “‘Fool & The Thief’ was born alongside [previous single] ‘Black
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Track of the Day | daste. – changes
Australian trio daste. have released their new single ‘changes’. The track is taken from their debut album ‘dusk / dawn’, due out in October. Speaking of the single, the band said: “‘Changes’ is a song about those times when life is beating you around and you’re feeling a little bit sorry for yourself. Where things
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Track of the Day | Collect Call – Simple
Collect Call have released new single ‘Simple’. The track is taken from the forthcoming EP ‘The Golden Hour’, due out on October 14th. Collect Call is the brainchild of musician Joe Thorpe, who produces electronic dream-pop. Speaking of the single, Joe said: “‘Simple’ is about casting your mind back to the past. It’s about reconnecting
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Track of the Day | Victors – hey, u up?
Victors have released their new single ‘hey, u up?’. The track is part of the band’s forthcoming EP ‘III’ which depicts the different stages of a relationship. Speaking of the new release, the Leeds band said: “Everyone has either received or sent ‘that’ text. Late at night, often intoxicated and most of the time, full
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Wings Of Desire | 5 tracks that influenced ‘Amun-Ra’
Wings of Desire have released their new EP ‘Amun-Ra’. Out now via WMD Recordings, the EP moves on from the nature of the band’s debut EP and takes you on a journey of self discovery. Named after the ancient Egyptian diety, the EP looks to celebrate unlimited and boundless freedom with its entrancing sound. To
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Track of the Day | World’s First Cinema – Perfect Hell
World’s First Cinema have released their new single ‘Perfect Hell’. Speaking of the new single, they said: “Creating ‘Perfect Hell’ was an opportunity for us to explore a more rock-focused approach to our sound whilst aiming to keep our cinematic production elements still prevalent.” Switching from the pop focus to an alt-rock showcase, the track