
DISCO LIZARDS MAKE SUMMER SOUND LIKE TROUBLE
‘danger zone’ by disco lizards feels like the last night out before growing up. it's beautifully messy, hypnotic, and louder than it needs to be.
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‘danger zone’ by disco lizards feels like the last night out before growing up. it's beautifully messy, hypnotic, and louder than it needs to be.
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‘nothing on the internet’ by the dobermans feels like doomscrolling at 3am with the volume all the way up. static, sneer, and suspicion. it's punk rock through a cracked screen.
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spend your days in the sunshine glows from the very first chord. a new single from shake some action! that feels like golden hour on vinyl.
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rainbow galaxy doesn’t just shine - it surges. bolidde’s second album is a technicolour burst of feeling, like a jukebox from another planet.
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‘i don’t need your permission’ by mary strand kicks in like a glitterbomb on a mission. bold, punchy, and fiercely self-assured - it doesn’t ask, it declares.
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in the valley of the cherry trees, nothing is quite what it seems. glass rumours cast a spell with branches, bark, and boldness.
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there’s a kind of dusk in this - equal parts memory and defiance. allan jamisen is a phoenix-based artist chasing ghosts through reverb and driving rhythms.
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this one feels like a voice caught mid-break. rough with feeling, soft with time.a tender ache wrapped in thunderclouds.
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first off, temperature fall is a great name for a band. second of all, this is stunning. it's a bit like how i imagine falling slowly through fog - soft vocals wrapped in waves of fuzzed-out guitars.
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great to see friend of the blog tom leonard back with another 90s-infuenced banger.
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rising-alt rock act deliver an absolute banger in today's mysterious musical postbag is an absolute find.
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here’s a song that doesn’t just sit quietly on the shelf - josh orange’s believers & dreamers (what have we become) feels like an big indie banger fired into the sky.
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sometimes you need a chorus that punches the sky and dares the whole world to stop you. “winners” is that track, a genuine summer banger here.
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here’s our take on this is love & heartache, the new one from nick cody & the heartache – their ninth album, and the first to plug in fully.
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