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Inhaler’s debut album is excellent. Hugely influenced by the singer’s old man, no doubt about it. They’ve clearly had a lot of cash thrown at them, judging by the production levels. A mix of The Music, James, The Bravery and The Killers with some Edge guitar chords chucked in for good measure. Very catchy indie commercial rock.
White blood cells- The white stripes. Is getting re-released on vinyl in October. Got it ordered. Superb album.
Also got No love no less than a queen by trampoline coming in August
New Chubby & the Gang album, The Mutts Nuts, out last Friday and having had it pre-ordered mine came in rather fetching translucent orange vinyl.
No difficult second album challenges for them here, absolute Stormer of an album that starts off where they left off with unique and unusual hybrid of hardcore/oi/pub rock. Bit more diversity in this album with hints of blues and even a few slower melodic numbers.
Pretty much been on the turntable since Friday now.
https://youtu.be/y8x2knYCpLc
Chvrches Screen Violence album is them back to their best.
New Manics album just arrived. Liked the two singles so far, looking forward to giving it a listen tonight.
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Listening now.
Bought Julia Bardo’s album, Bauhaus L’Appartmento. Standard indie but quite good nonetheless.
Eclectica by PowerStateFailure, a Hibs fan, this is a really good listen.
New biffy album out today, decent if you are into their stuff
Step 13 by Alabama 3.
One of the highlights of a recent festival I was at was 96 Backs Saturday set. He's the in house artists at Hopeworks and is involved in the festival every year. He played a few times over the weekend but his main gig was promoting his new album. Its kinda leftfield pop, reminds me a bit of Maps. He was so proud be be playing and the authentic joy really shone through in his set. Anyhoo the new album is out today and well worth a listen https://96back1.bandcamp.com/album/l...ne-through-six
Parcels - Day/Night :aok:
Not doing it yet, but will be tomorrow. The eagerly awaited new Half Man Half Biscuit album The Voltarol Years is released tomorrow. Unfortunately the vinyl version isn't out till July. So streaming it is until the pre-order is delivered.
This is the first release not on probe plus records and on their own label R.M Qualtrough records, in true HMHB style there's a bizarre story behind the name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willia...ce?wprov=sfla1
The sneak preview track put out last week suggests this could be yet another cracker.
https://youtu.be/0WCndUF1-s8
Edit: hopefully released tomorrow, the date has changed back and forward from 18th to 25th about 3 times. So could be a long week :greengrin
Seems like it's not out yet? Not appeared on Spotify at least.Quote:
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Not yet, it still shows on HMHB site as 18th and on the lyrics project for same. Shops all seem to have 25th though.Quote:
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One of the great pleasures in life is a new HMHB album release and the detective work required to get the references in the lyrics.
I'm currently listening to Camell Laird Social Club and frequently checking Spotify in hope of the glorious moment it appears :greengrin
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Really looking forwards to the new album. Urge for Offal and No one cares..... are my favourite HMHB releases .
I struggle to pick a favourite one, it changes frequently. Achtung Bono and no one cares are probably the two I like most if pushed. A lot of the albums were CD only releases so would be good if they did a vinyl re release of them, the demand would likely merit it.Quote:
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The two songs I have heard off the new one are excellent, Rogation Sunday and I'm getting buried in the morning. I've read good things about Tess of the dormobiles so all sounding positive for that tricky 15th album :greengrin
Likewise I really struggle to pick a favourite – possibly McIntyre, Treadmore and Davitt if you held a gun to my head. I don't know why you would though, seems massively disproportionate.
The joys of working from home.... :greengrinAttachment 25551Quote:
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And here I thought you'd be the main man in the office in the city.Quote:
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I'm in fact at home with a tennis racket up against my face pretending that I'm kendo Nagasaki.Quote:
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Eddie Vedder - Earthling
Very Springsteen/Petty sounding but a decent listen.
4 by Slash feat Miles Kennedy is on my hot list. They are a rock combo sent from heaven!
You won't be disappointed, on first listen it's up to the standard to which we have become accustomed.Quote:
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Loving this particular number.
https://youtu.be/CLhkguUugh8
Everything was forever by Sea Power
Transmitter, two fingers and green Goddess top tunes
Liking Johnny Marr’s new album, Fever Dreams.
Just got Peter Doherty & Frédéric Lo on white vinyl. The fantasy life of poetry & crime. Stunning album.
Repertoire records have released a 4cd set of live stuff from the Stone the Crows recorded in the late 60s and early 70s.
Still my favourite band of all time
Tears for Fears new album is excellent. Hard to believe they’re in their 60’s now.
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