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Zen Mystery Fogg: Ra...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Zen Mystery Fogg are two transplants of the scenic Vancouver Island wilderness living in New Orleans. Chase Franson and Thomas Molander make sunny, breezy, garage rock that treads the line between pop and lo-fi. Their...
Niagara: Seal
posted by Stuart Morrison
Italian Duo Niagara are about to release their debut album Otto on 11 Feb in Europe and 25 Mar in the UK and the Rest of the World, on Monotreme Records. Niagara is the collaborative project of Turin-based...
The Soft Breaking: (...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Today’s ‘Instrumental Thursday’ feature is by The Soft Breaking, an instrumental rock band from South Florida. Born Old is their debut album, and (Un)serum is a stand out track from the album....
The Glorious Veins: ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Bluesy post-punk rock band The Glorious Veins over the last few years have toured across the US, playing at SXSW and The Vans Warped Tour, and hitting 25 states. Last year they used Kickstarter to raise funds for their...
Myopic: Jura
posted by Stuart Morrison
Jeff Ryan, the Dallas-based Multi-instrumentalist and Drummer for St. Vincent, The War On Drugs and Baptist Generals will release the EP We were here as Myopic on 26 Feb. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or...
Heroes of Switzerlan...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The Heroes of Switzerland are about to release their new EP, No Easy Way Of Being on 21st January 2013 on Music To Bleed To (MBTB003) via all good digital music stores. Head to their web site for more information. No...
Inspired & The ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Today’s Daily Dose is by Max Greenhalgh (AKA the Eyelid Kid) from the lo-fi psych-pop project Inspired & the Sleep based in San Diego, CA. He’s just released the album Teenager. via Bad Panda...
PeerGynt Lobogris: L...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Our Daily Dose Instrumental feature today is by prolific Spanish artist PeerGynt Lobogris. Head over to the Jamendo link for free downloads of hours of music. This track is a particular stand-out from a 2008 album, first...
The Cannanes: Bumper
posted by Stuart Morrison
Australian duo The Cannanes return with their first official release in 11 years. The Cannanes have been putting out modest, ramshackle records since forming in Sydney, Australia, 29 years ago. The ‘Small Batch’ EP,...
As Elephants Are: Lu...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Picking up where their acclaimed debut single left off, AS ELEPHANTS ARE return with “Youth Blood”/”Lucifer”, another blistering slice of epic, widescreen indie which will be available on March 8th...
Tin Drum: Into The W...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Tin Drum are from St. Paul, MN, and feature Steve Hillson on Trumpet, and Garth Anderson on drums, guitar and vox. They say of their music: “We’re not sure who we sound like. Morphine? Herb Albert? Herb...
Ikil Oriion: For Bet...
posted by Stuart Morrison
IKIL ORIION is an enigmatic musical nomad of sorts. Born & bred in New Orleans his journey has taken him to the four corners of the globe New York, London, Tokyo, Los Angeles & Brazil. His varied living quarters...
Echo Raptors: Talkin...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Echo Raptors are a 4 piece Rock ‘n’ Roll band from Belfast. Formed in late 2009, by four lovers of the 60′s and 90′s musical greats; Long-term friends Philip Rainey and Emmett Stewart teamed up...
David Bronson: Momen...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Seven years ago NYC-based singer-songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist David Bronson left a burgeoning New York indie rock band to begin a necessary calling: the realization of a 22-song autobiographical concept...
The Vow: A Walk In T...
posted by Stuart Morrison
A summery song to brighten up a dreary holiday season here in the UK, by Peterborough-based The Vow Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version...
The Pocket Gods: Ali...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From probably the most controversial and explicit Christmas album ever released, Christmas Greatest Tits. 14 tracks of crimbo chaos, filth and anarchy by the UK’s grammy nominated indie posters – The Pocket...
Wormburner: Bells of...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Another Holiday/Christmas themed song, this is Bells of St. Ignatius by Wormburner. Recorded in 2007 and released as a free single, it could be seen as the NYC power pop band’s answer to The Pogues’ Fairytale...
Moodring: Silent Nig...
posted by Stuart Morrison
It’s that time of year again. The first of our Holiday-Themed tracks is from the “Noise & Drone & Pop & Atmospheres” Christmas Compilation called Six Feet Under The Snow, put together by...
The Night Marchers: ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
All Hits is from The Night Marchers LP Allez Allez out January 22, 2013 on Swami Records. The Night Marchers consist of ¾ Hot Snakes with John Reis, Gar Wood and JSinclair, accompanied by Thomas Kistos. From front to...
Australasia: Antenna
posted by Stuart Morrison
AUSTRALASIA is a childhood spent listening to Ennio Morricone’s soundtracks; a youth on the sharp edge of the underground, extreme metal scene; a whole life sunk into the Post-rock molten wax with a strong...
Souljunky: Chinese T...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Chicago-based five piece Souljunky just released a full length album titled I Found Your Dream. This follows the release of their EP Here and Now in 2011. Souljunky are a group of musicians who have wandered far and wide...
All India Radio: Don...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Earlier this year Australian band All India Radio released their latest album Red Shadow Landing. To follow that they just released a free EP with the first track from the album, featured today, with three other rare...
Drained Glory: Termi...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From New England (possibly Enfield, CT if you believe Urban Dictionary) Drained Glory recently released their new e.p “Nothing Left to Lose” and this is off it. They say “We’re a simple band with a...
The MiCKS: Dancing f...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Coming out of Jersey City, NJ, three-piece garage roots rock band The MiCKS are carving out an unflinching foothold beyond the abounding vagueness of modern music. Founded by brothers Matt (singer/songwriter/guitarist)...
Foxtails Brigade: Th...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Foxtails Brigade just dropped a new single called “The Unloved”, the first from their new album Time Is Passed, which was released this week. The song is an Eleanor-Rigby-esque look at the lonely and forsaken,...
Inherit The Stars: W...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Breaking out onto the music scene with a style that’s completely their own, Sheffield [UK] born and bred quartet Inherit The Stars are an explosion of sound that should not be missed. With all four members...
Psychic Twin: Gonna ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Two and a half years ago, Erin Fein began to pen a series of songs that would become the music of Psychic Twin. These songs emerged as intensely personal, nervously rhythmic, and indebted to the ‘80s new-wave of...
Sleep Maps: Horror I...
posted by Stuart Morrison
NYC based Sleep Maps (the project of Ben Kaplan) released their EP Medals last week, and this is the bonus track on the album. Check out the video for the opening track The Final Weapon below. And check out the powerful...
IR: UK #103
posted by Stuart Morrison
Episode number 103 of Insomnia Radio: UK Back after quite a long break with a ten track show Recording Date: Saturday 17 November 2012 TRT: 48:37 Rating: Work Safe Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is...
The March Divide: St...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Still Analog is the first single from San Antonio Texas’ The March Divide’s debut album Music for Film which will be released February 12th, 2013 on Dead Letter Records. The March Divide will tour in support of...
Out Like Pluto: Wher...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Out Like Pluto is not here to revolutionize music, but they do want to make you dance. Have a listen to their full-length debut album or come out to a show, and it’ll be totally clear: These alt-pop rockers have a blast...



