After releasing two E.P.S in their native America, the Paranoid Style have hopped across the Atlantic to put out their third release ‘Rock and Roll Just Can’t Recall’ on London based Battle Worldwide Recordings. As with the earlier records the new E.P. dispenses liberal doses of classic rock’n’roll over the course of its five tracks….
Month: February 2015
Where Am I Going To Go? – The Mirror Trap live
The Mirror Trap / Rush Hour Soul / Luna Webster – Buskers, Dundee – Saturday 21st February 2015 It must be a little bit strange being in the Mirror Trap right now. Twelve months ago they were gearing up to releasing their second LP after a year of being largely ignored by the wider scene…
Videos to Buffer – Ash vs The Mirror Trap
Two more new songs via the medium of video. First off (above) is ‘Little Ease’ by the Mirror Trap with its accompanying video by David P Scott. Taken from the ‘Silent Men’ E.P, released on Monday. It’s the band’s first new material since their breakthrough tour with Placebo in Russia. TMT are about to embark…
Videos to Buffer – The Big Sleep
It seems an appropriate day to post ‘Valentine’ by NYC’s The Big Sleep. ‘Valentine’ is taken from their third LP ‘Nature Experiments’, which was MPT’s favourite album of 2012. I’m posting this in the hope that news of the band’s fourth album might not be too far away even if it’s not appeared quite as…
Videos To Buffer – We Were Promised Jetpacks
Here’s the new video from We Were Promised Jetpacks. ‘Peaks and Troughs’ is undoubtedly one of the highlights of their excellent third LP ‘Unravelling’. One of my musical regrets of last year is that I didn’t manage to catch the Jetpacks live at all, ptrincipally due to work commitments. Hopefully there may still be a…
Weird Like Popeye – The Phantom Band live
The Phantom Band – Buskers, Dundee – Sunday 8th February 2015 If there’s one band in the last 12 months I wish that I’d seen play more often it’s the Phantom Band. ‘Strange Friend’ has been one of my favourite albums of the last few years but, before Sunday evening, I’d actually only seen two…
Manic Pop Thrills 