The Nines - Echoes Of Past Future

 

Another returning hero. I've been following The Nines since the 1998 debut album, which probably makes Steve Eggers feel as old as I. This is Eggers back in default mode, great Pop Rock. This revives the 1970s glory years of the genre. Real singalong stuff.

Yet again, Bill Majoros helps out, another hero of ours. It has been too long since we last had an album from The Foreign Films. Eggers raids the genre wonderfully. At times, the album sounds very Paul McCartney And Wings.

So you should expect big arrangements, singalong choruses and melody Morth, East South and West. The harmonies are extraordinarily good as with most great albums of the 70s. Fans of Raspberries, Badfinger, 10CC and ELO will love this.

Away From You has a real Deceptive Bends feel, right down to the keyboard sound. Don't Worry Susan is a fab Pop Song, almost Power Pop, but also a little West Coast with its Beach Boy harmonies. Mexico is again very McCartney 70s, with a little Andrew Gold and a splendid arrangement.

Summers Never Been The Same is prime time ELO. If only McCartney was writing ballads now as great as Song For Rachel, the lost decades would be long forgotten, another top notch arrangement. Give Your Heart Away still sounds great, the perfect lead single.

To keep it in period, the album was recorded on Vintage Tascam and Yahama Cassette without any drop in sound quality. Echoes Of Past Future may be Retro, but no one does Pop Rock and Power Pop as well as The Nines. It is great to have Steve Egger back.

You can listen to and buy the album here. The CD is already sold out in four days. Hopefully, there will be a reprint.

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The Feel Alrights - How Do You Feel?

 

Sometimes, I am so busy searching for something new that I forget how embracing a more Classic Rock listen can be. Well Perth's The Feel Alrights are here to remind you with the quartets's new album on the excellent Zero Hour Records label.

How Do You Feel offers up a mix of Classic Rock and UK Beat that ventures into the likes of Psych Pop, New Wave and Pop Rock. Relying heavily on the sounds of the 60s and 70s, it is a reminder of how great those decades are when performed by a band who know what they are doing.

The 11 original songs here completely engage you in a way that makes you sad when the album ends. Celebrate is a great example of 70s Rock with an opening that sounds a little Come Together-ish. It is the UK Beat that resonates most, particularly when it mixes it with Rhythm And Blues.

The Look On Your Face is a great example, very Dr Feelgood. I Feel Alright and the title track are two more great examples of how the genre grabs you, particularly when played this well. Yet, Forget About Me is wonderful 70s Pop Rock, makes you think of the likes of Liverpool Express.

The Psych Pop is ace too. Tomorrow Never Rains melts my heart, it is top notch and you know how I love that type of stuff.  Sun Goes Down gets close too with added Twang and Jangle. Fashionistas gets more UK New Wave, all rhythm driven,

Off The Hip is more jaunty, but works just as well, very early Stones, Manfred Mann even. Girl Down There even gets all Jangle Pop and very close to Power Pop. Beautifully arranged and performed, How Do You Feel? is a cracking listen.

You can listen to and buy the album here. It is available on Vinyl, CD and as a download.

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doublevee - Periscope At Midnight

 

Quite a lot of you will know Allan Vest, particularly from our Anything Should Happen days. He was the lead figure in Starlight Mints who offered up four outstanding albums up till 2009. doublevee began in 2012 with Barb, who became his wife in 2015.

A debut album arrived in 2017 and a second followed in 2022. This mini album features six new songs that are right up our street. The reaction to Submarine Number Three Vee has been great after its appearance on the current Listening To This Week.

This is varied Intelligent Guitar Pop, quirky and not afraid to tread into different genres at will. For instance, the closer, Everyone's Lonely Under The Sea, sung by Barb, is a heady mix of New Wave, Psych Pop and even a little B52s.

With the Starlight Mints connection, you'd expect some Power Pop and Diamond Thumb provides this with a killer riff and a slight spacey keyboard accompaniment. Natural Selection is more Bossa Nova, with  Spanish sounding Acoustic Guitar and a little Brass, wonderfully haunting.

Modern Times is built around a splendid arrangement, with sounds coming from everywhere and another corking riff. It sounds a little Nik Kershaw at times. Maybe Tonight (What's Inside Of Me?) is more straight ahead Pop Rock, Piano led with additional left field guitar.

Submarine Number Three Bee remains as great a listen as ever. The Baroque Pop arrangement is superb, this is definitely one of the singles of the year. Periscope is beautifully arranged and produced, a really special offering.

You can listen to and buy the album here.

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KEYS - Acid Communism

 

KEYS are back on the splendid Libertino for their eighth album. Now into their third decade and having never released a mediocre note. I love them. The one frustration that I have is that I just don't understand how a band of this quality are not massive. Their social media following is pitiful in relation to the brilliance of their output. 

I suppose what you might label them Intelligent Indie these days, but I defy anyone to be able to produce two different songs such as What Flavour? and The Greatest Joke Of All. The former, all early XTC, the latter wonderful beautifully arranged melodic Pop Rock.

KEYS · The Greatest Joke of All

The Psych Pop is thankfully not forgotten. My Temporary Game is as great an example of the genre that you could wish for. Who Stands To Gain is a very 80s, bass guitar driven, a heady mix of Post Punk and the more interesting side of 80s Indie Guitar. It builds perfectly.

Your Shoes is great beat driven 1978 UK New Wave. What Do I Have To Do is a much heavier affair, a great album closer. Almost Cock Rock in parts, very different to what surrounds it, it may be my biggest surprise and my favourite song on the album. A real fist shaker.

KEYS · What Flavour?

KEYS are still known as Welsh wonders when a musical wider world is screaming out for this level of ability. If you want an anthem for now listen to There Is No I In Teams. Matthew Evans is at the top of his songwriting journey. This is, without doubt, Album Of The Year Material.

KEYS · What Do I Have to Do?

You can listen to and the album everywhere including here.

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Jupiter Radio Theater - On The Air

Prepare to be amazed. This is not what you expect to come out of New Jersey. Four years in the making, the project is the brainwave of Alex J. Weinstein and both he and Kevin Sasko add a host of musicians to offer up one of the albums of the year.

I'd love to know what is going on in Weinstein's head, because as well as being inspired, the album takes incredible twists and turns. The arrangements are astounding, particularly the added strings. It is a piece of work that moves around both the straight ahead and the bizarre.

I suppose you might call it Art Rock, but that is a loose description. At times, there is a feel of early Roxy Music, yet you are just as likely to hear Ragtime and Americana. The latter courtesy of a magnificent vocal from Louise Sullivan that is haunting and the Acoustic Arrangement is beautifully melancholic.

The 17 songs are across three different sections. The second section, In The Courtyard, is more instrumental and arranged and performed with a great deftness. The first section, On The Air, underlines the Art Rock, but Martinique sounds like something European.

You can hear Tori Adore opening up this week's Listening To This Week and this starts off the last section,  All In Time. It is a rockier affair than what else is on show. Minutes Still is like Saint Etienne without the synths, wonderfully hypnotic, wonderfully arranged.

Full Regalia is almost a troubadour sort of confessional. I've deliberately not gone into great detail about the songs. This is an album to be listened to from start to finish. The gentleness will move you, the instrumental part will hook you and the break out parts are weird and wacky, just as we like.

You can listen to and buy the album here.

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Listening To This Week Playlist 18 August

 

August is usually a quiet time for us with holidays and festivals that slow song releases. However, this August is very different. There's a larger than usual selection of 30 songs on LTTW this week. There could have been even more and we already have 8 songs for the next one that are released this week. This could be the strongest playlist that we have ever compiled. No way could we have narrowed it down to 25 ish.

As well as the traditional version, we have put the playlist on Spotify and you will see the link below. 

Remember this is early days on Spotify for us, so the following there is nowhere near our one here. The weekly playlist is largely for submissions, not just the usual stuff that we dig out ourselves. The song order is not about song preference, but how the playlist flows.  

All embeds open in new windows to aid scrolling. Links to the artists will also appear on I Don't Hear A Single Social Media sites over the next 24 hours. This will help you to discover more about the artists who appear here. 

The Spotify Version   (3 Songs as noted are not on Spotify)

Link To Spotify

Jupiter Radio Theater - Tori Adore

doublevee - Submarine Number Three Vee

Kula Shaker - Broke As Folk

Kula Shaker · Broke As Folk

This Little Badge - The Album Of The Year

KEYS - When Melody Was King

Octoberman - Harry Nilsson

The Cle Elum - Something In The Water

You Filthy Dog - Dagon

Make Believe Love - Delay Deny Depose

Cape Crush - Blank Wall

Force Model - All Expectations

Desert Tide - What Love Can Do

Vegas With Randolph - Perfect Silences (Not On Spotify)

The Feel Alrights - Forget About Me.  (Not On Spotify)

LUCKY - Friends

Modern Cults - Grid

Unicorn - Wonderful Wonderful

Born Ruffians - To Be Seen

Adam Awad - So Long

Borderlines - FREESELFSERVICE

Dulcet Days - Dry

The Sunday Scaries - Kill Time

He's Dead Jim - Anything Can Happen Day

Ogrom Circus - We Were Tonight

Duane Hoover - Just An Everyday Thing

Rude Tins - Trigger

Rhodosun - Where To Now..?

Doug Gatta - Endless Summer

Benkio - 1 Step

Benkio · 1 Step

The Lemon Clocks - Restricted Applications (Not On Spotify)

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The Real Flower Pots - Here Come The Real Flower Pots

I am a big fan of Kansas City's Girl For Samson and when I reviewed their current album, Blend All The Seasons, earlier this year, it appears that many of you are too. It is one of the most popular reviews so far this year. You can read that review here.

Many of you may not know that Patrick Meagher and Johnny Marie now have a second band. Just as in Girl from Samson, both share vocals, but this is different to the Indie of that band as the band name suggests. The Real Flower Pots have more in common with the gentle pastoral side of West Coast Psych.

However, there are departures into Pop Rock, particularly Brit Pop attested by the excellent Fake As Straw. But across this album, it is that pastoral sound that appeals most, at times it treads into Psych Pop with some jaw dropping arrangements.

My stand out is the splendid Look Who's Come To Call has a stunning arrangement, both instrumentally and vocally. I rarely use the word beautiful to describe music, but this song is that. God's Horn is more instrumental, but has a similar soundscape, ethereal at times, hauntingly addictive.

Monosynth has a little more Modern Prog mixed in with the Psych, but excels due to both another outstanding arrangement and a jaw dropping hypnotic vocal. Indeed, across the album, the two vocals blend well, a highlight, both different and proving a strong point.

Birdie is almost Toytown, more direct Pop than what surrounds it. Storm Shelter is a close second to Look Who's Come To Call. It sounds more modern than most of the rest on show, certainly subject wise, but is a cracking listen. Don't expect crashing chords, instead be prepared to be totally engaged by the general vibe and those jaw dropping arrangements.

You can listen to and buy the album here. 

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The Jive - Extended Play

Rumbar Records are on a real roll at the moment. In the past they have had a slightly unfair reputation for noisy down and dirty Garage Rock. That's never really been the case and whereas the were regular melodic gems, lately they have been appearing more and more.

These six songs from Delaware County, Pennsylvania quartet The Jive are great Power Pop. You might expect some American influence and there is, but this sounds much more like the Power Pop that came out of the UK's New Wave, It does sound very 1979.

Why is the one exception, sounding more that the joyous 80s American Guitar Pop from the likes of The Plimsouls. The youthful me never really got Punk at the time, bizarrely following a time when we were listening to Prog albums, but the New Wave that broke away from it changed my life. Although I move around a lot, it is still that time that influences my writing most.

This is glorious. Good Time Call is possibly the song of the year, revealing all that is great about the genre, all riffs and killer chorus. Sherry Shakes is a little noisier, but works just as well and has a chorus and rhythm section to die for, with the compulsory ace solo.

The Song You Can't Forget is another anthem, very Stiff Records, but a bigger production. Shoulda Known Better is a great example of what that New Wave did. A rhythm reminder of The Jam in their earlier days, but far more melodic and less angry.

Heart Of Gold is built around a gripping riff and edges towards UK Glam Rock, a bit Chinn and Chapman. All in All, Extended Play is a reminder of how glorious Power Pop is when it avoids the mediocre and this certainly does that. What a splendid listen!

You can listen and buy the EP here. It is available on CD and as a download.

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The Wild Kindness - Featuring "Abandon Ship" EP

 

The Wild Kindness has been a songwriting project for Mike Alexis, now in its third decade with regular releases. Initially around the Bay Area, a more recent move to Austin Texas has resulted into an expansion of the sound. Now a five piece, the EP follows on from the excellent EP, The Blind Trust, from last year.

The base sound is a gentle Pop Rock that would maybe come more out of New Zealand, but also offers reminders of The Go-Betweens and even Deacon Blue. But there is a key additional to the current line up. Jenny Ragusa is a multi instrumentalist that adds orchestral arrangements, particularly string and that separates the band from much around it.

Abandon Ship is great Indie Pop with a killer chorus and recently featured on our Listening To This Week Playlist. But there is great variety across the five songs. The Curse Finale Explained sounds more West Coast Rock, but also sounds a little Country or Americana and the addition of Ragusa on vocal enhances a beautifully arranged song.

The stand out though is Never Better, a much rockier affair, far more Indie with another great chorus and a great breakout solo. It is different to what else is on show, but shows how the band can vary their material. Passing Through slows things down, is moodier, but a wonderfully written, lyrically adept, storytelling joy.

There is also a cover of The Lightning Seeds' Change, a song I know well. It is a fairly loyal rendition given great depth instrumentally by the string arrangement. It is a bit different not hearing my great friend. Ian McNabb singing the "Put Your Foot Down And Drive" bit, but the shared vocals and Baroque additional arrangement works really well.

You can listen to and buy the EP here.

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Elena Rogers - Song About Me EP

 

A new release from Elena Rogers is something to get excited about and the Song About Me EP is another collaboration with Jamie Hoover, who we are big fans of. I loved the Always Trying EP released earlier this year, you can read my review here.

This time round, there are only three songs, one an instrumental, but what an instrumental, yet this is more than enough to realise Rogers's versatility and quirkiness. She is in Southport, not our one, but the one in North Carolina. All three songs benefit from left field arrangements and inspired out of the ordinary takes.

Song About Me is a more straight ahead affair than usual, a bit Indie Pop, but it shows off Rogers's vocal dexterity, she adds unusual directions vocally and still allows an unexpected breakout into something much more jaunty.

Stars has a shared vocal with Hoover that works brilliantly. More than a slight Psych Pop vibe exists and Hoover's vocal takes a more Pop Rock direction whilst keeping the mood intact. The Sick Day is wonderfully atmospheric.

It is an instrumental, piano led with a Baroque effect that reminds you of a String Quartet playing in a 30s Tea Shop. Elena Rogers is a major talent, maybe too quirky for the mainstream, but hopefully a song such as Song About Me will open up a deserved wider audience. I can't wait for an album. This is music that surprises you and catches you completely by surprise. Intelligent Indie maybe, but that is what lifts my heart most.

You can listen to and buy the EP here.

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Listening To This Week Playlist 11 August

 

I'm unusually head of time with the compiling of the latest LTTW Playlist and so you get to hear it a little earlier than normal. 26 songs to delight your lugholes whilst we enjoy the sun over here this week. As well as the traditional version, we have put the playlist on Spotify and you will see the link below. 

Remember this is early days on Spotify, so the following there is nowhere near our one here. The weekly playlist is largely for submissions, not just the usual stuff that we dig out ourselves. The song order is not about song preference, but how the playlist flows.  

All embeds open in new windows to aid scrolling. Links to the artists will also appear on I Don't Hear A Single Social Media sites over the next 24 hours. This will help you to discover more about the artists who appear here. 

The Spotify Version.  (It's Karma It's Cool's song is not yet on Spotify) 

Link To Spotify

Kevin Robertson - King Of Most Of Yesterday

The Spongetones - Honest Work

Elena Rogers - Song About Me

Vankoover - Killing Me Inside

Tamar Berk - stay close by

The Gelf - Against The Waterslide

Not Richard & Her Majesty - My Mess

It's Karma It's Cool - 21st Century Meds. (Not On Spotify)

The Prize - From The Night

In The Pines - Sunbeam Dream

Peel - Natalie Somewhere

peel · Natalie Somewhere

Witkin - Hard To Be Happy

The Real Flower Pots - Fake As Straw

KRUPUNK - Change

James Clarke Five - Lennie Dale (Fly Fly Fly)

The 1981 - Soft Goodbye

St. Clair - There Is No Surrender

Trolley - As Long As I Can Find You  

Heads Off - Incredibly Strange

Chase Van Dusen - Broken

Chase Van Dusen · Broken

Dear Boy - After All (feat. Rocket)

Static Jacket - Second Choices

Bonus Room - Use 2 

Jared Bond - Sugar Rush

Applied Knowledge - Criswell

Moon Walker - HAPPY FACE

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The Gripweeds - Soul Bender

 

There is a danger for me that being so caught up in the new, that I lose focus on the great legacy acts. The sort of bands that produce wonderful album after album and yet become ignored as you search for something new and shiny.

Fortunately, my love of Psych Pop doesn't allow this to happen as much. The best are still at times, miles apart from the rest and I would certainly include The Grip Weeds in that category. They master the genre and yet easily adapt to other sounds.

Soul Bender is the band's ninth album in a recording career well into its fourth decade. It is their first new material in 7 years and they still have the capacity to surprise. Impeccably produced and performed, the whole album dazzles and the surprises resonate even more.

Kristin Pinell is a fantastic guitarist, but there is something special about her taking on the vocal on the West Coast, almost Country, Rock of Promise (Of The Real) that still manages a killer Pop Rock chorus. Conquer And Divide gets all Classic Rock, a little Jethro Tull (without the flute), early Blue Oyster Cult even. It is a real rock out.

Someone In Love even enters AOR Territory and Pinell even takes on 60s big studio Girl Pop on If You Were Here. Wake Up Time is a wonderful all together now lighters out closer. But as ever with The Grip Weeds, it is the Psych Pop that always grips me most.

Gene Clark (Broken Wing), still a great single, Flowers For Cynthia and the title track are the best examples of this, but in fairness the whole album is a crackerjack. The sound of a band that knows exactly what it is doing and manages to deliver five stars every time. Top Notch!

You can listen to the album here. You can buy the album on Vinyl, CD or as a download here where this also a Deluxe Edition 2 CD version with tons of extras.

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Ruiz! - Bedswerves And Dilettantes

 

Here's another example of a Listening To This Week Playlist submission opening up a whole new world. Always Dreaming was released as a single in May and I loved it. The search for more revealed that the song was released on this album in March 2024 and what a listen this is.

Ruiz! is Hugh Ruiz, a Catalan, raised in the UK and based in Sheffield and Bedswerves And Dilettantes is largely influenced by the period between early 80s Post Punk and the period just before Manchester went berserk. It is quite a journey.

There are some really interesting diversions. Stupid Old Git is wonderful Psych Pop, yet Song For A Friend is a heady cross between Madchester and Brit Pop. The closer, The Human Touch is great melodic Pop with a slight hint of Muse.

You, Me, Us is melodic Indie Guitar Pop with some killer Guitar, more Pop joy. Both Falling and Love Is Blind show a great understanding of what made an 80s Synth Pop song showing that depth could exist in such. Yet The Boss opens the album by blasting everything in sight with hints of Modern Prog and Psych in a Pop Rock framework.

5 Seconds gets all Talking Heads and Always Dreaming sounds as splendid as it did when I first heard it. It may have took me 17 months to hear this, but it will stay with me for much much longer. Choosing 3 songs to embed on such a diverse album is tricky, so I've simply gone for my current faves.

You can listen to and buy the album here.

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West Coast Music Club - Poppelganger

We've been with West Coast Music Club since their early days. Initially, the quartet edged towards a West Coast Rock sound, that's the US coast rather than the West Coast over here in the UK. where they hail from. They still return to that sound occasionally, here it is on Tonight.

More recently, they have developed an Indie Sound that crosses the decades from 60s Beat through 70s New Wave to 80s Indie and they are exceptionally good at it. Doppelgänger rounds up the four lead tracks from the signposting EPs and adds 6 new songs.

The mix is quite heady. The singles slot in nicely, The most Indie of those singles, Lonely Boy, opens proceedings and is a bold choice. All US Garage Indie sounding, wigging out, sounding all IRS and yet Guided By Voices. You will have read or heard about the EPs from Reviews here or the LTTW Playlist, so I will concentrate on the 6Still (It's Still (It's News To Me)  additions.

Lady Of My Dreams is the sound of the second half of the 80s Glasgow Jangle Pop and unexpectedly suits Martin Adams laconic vocal. I'll Be Alright is urgent 1978 Guitar Pop and You're Not Fooling Me, a much rockier affair, a little Embrace vocally with a hypnotic riff.

Brilliant is Post Punk mixed with Psych Pop and Still (It's News To Me) is wonderful 60s UK Beat. As mentioned earlier, Tonight is the sort of West Coast Rock that the band master incredibly well. There is also a bonus for Physical buyers.

The CD Edition is a bargain £9 and features the other 8 EP Tracks and four more new songs. It's been heartwarming to see how much West Coast Music Club have developed over the past 5 years. They are a proper band and a joy to listen to.

You can listen to and buy the album here.

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La Nouvelle Musique - La Nouvelle Musique

 

I have mentioned before that I do get frustrated with people who think the Fruits de Mer label is all about layout Psych and Prog. It patently isn't. They do support both, but are just as likely to release something interestingly Indie or Rock.

La Nouvelle Musique are a great example of how musicians can get boxed in. The duo of Joanna Beck and Ian de Silva are noted as Psych Folk and those Folk credentials are clear with songs such as Ballad Of A Broken Wing and Crazy Lady Blues.

The Psych is also noted, but is gentle and pastoral, and Beck's vocals have an Annie Haslam like quality, but can be adapted to much more and are. This debut album is at times genre busting. New Blood for instance would hold its own with any Melodic Pop that you name to choose.

Catalonia even treads into Modern Prog. The directional changes are aided considerably by de Silva's Guitar work which just as the vocal does, dictates the mood. The album is as accomplished when Acoustic as when Plugged in.

Still Life is another example of how the duo branch out, more electric and adding an absolutely glorious chorus, it is a joy to listen to. The whole album is magnificently moody and hypnotic, but when it breaks out, it reveals layers and layers of the unexpected.

You can listen to and buy the album here. It is available on Vinyl and as a download. The album is also available directly from Fruits de Mer here.

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Half-Scratches - Half-Scratches (Name Your Price)

 

Better get August on the move! The Listening To This Week Playlist really does throw up some beauties. On this week's is Houses by Chicago's Half-Scratches. Wherever possible, I investigate submissions further, because ultimately we are an Album Review place.

After being really impressed by Houses, I followed on and found the album that was released in January and it is an absolute cracker. I know little about them and they give away little, but this seems to be largely, the solo project of Josh S Coombs-Broekema.

It is an incredible listen, largely the Pop Rock, UK New Wave and Power Pop that we adore. But for such a self produced debut album, the scope and sheer bravado is utterly commendable. Vocals are multi tracked and layered and rather just rely on the quality of the songs, which would be more than enough, there's  a plethora of unexpected instruments.

These instruments drag you in further with their quirkiness. Few albums add Melodica, Stylophone, Radio Shack Concertmate, Melodica and Octave Mandolin to the more straightforward, Bass, Guitar and Drums and they enhance the inventiveness.

Houses is pure London 1978 Stiff Records and yet Corporeal is so Sparks, just as innovative as the Mael Brothers always are. Both Everything Is Off and Funny I Gave It Up are pure 70s Pop Rock. Pain Goes Solo even ventures into Psych Pop.

Half-Scratches as an album does the melodic and straight ahead easy, but it excels when more chances are taken. Another Chaconne is joyful 80s New Wave and the closer,Dance On The Table is a wonderful multi directional masterpiece. The album is at Name Your Price, so what have you got to lose? The whole listen is exceptional.

You can listen to and buy the album here.

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Listening To This Week Playlist 4 August

 

Another corking LTTW Playlist. 26 songs this week with quite a few returning heroes.As well as the traditional version, we have put the playlist on Spotify and you will see the link below. Remember this is early days on Spotify, so the following there is nowhere near our one here. 

The weekly playlist is largely for submissions, not just the usual stuff that we dig out ourselves. The song order is not about song preference, but how the playlist flows.  

All embeds open in new windows to aid scrolling. Links to the artists will also appear on I Don't Hear A Single Social Media sites over the next 24 hours. This will help you to discover more about the artists who appear here. 

The Spotify Version.   (Songs by The Nines and jphono1 are not on Spotify)

Link To Spotify

The Wellingtons - Always Gonna Be That Girl

The Nines - Give Your Heart Away (Not On Spotify)

The Successful Failures - I've Got A Flair

The Happy Somethings - A Kind Of Loving

Drugs In Sport - Cooked

Former Champ - crooked little line

Birdstreets - Mistaker

The Gnomes - I'm Not The One

Amateur Hockey Club - UPPERCASE!

Amateur Hockey Club · UPPERCASE!

Lost Vessels - Broken But OK

The Cindys - Eternal Pharmacy

The Bohemes - What Happens When You Press Escape

The Bohemes · The Bohemes - What Happens When You Press Escape

Half-Scratches - Houses

jphono1 - Sad Is A Friend (Not On Spotify)

Laughing Week - Old Cassettes

Max Ceddo - Good Life

Max Ceddo · Good Life

Horthworld - 55

flowerfrennd - Take Me At My Worst

Nicky Koro - Dreamin'

Science Is Friction - Sea Of Love II

Toy Parlour - Lose It

Blush - Ultrablue!

Sea Shapes - Fade To Grey

Tourist Attraction - The Truth

The Sunset Donkeys - Dream

The Sunset Donkeys · Dream (feat. CHRIS CONSTANTINOU & Hal Lindes)

Tinvis - Echo

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