Exeter’s finest punk ‘n’ roll merchants The Computers return with their second full length release in April. Before that release, here’s a taster of what’s to come via a new video, ‘Disco Sucks’, seen below.

The band’s press hints at a few changes in the band’s sound this time around. Moving on from their John Reis produced punk ‘n’ roll from the last record, the band recorded the new material in Georgia with sometime Black Keys producer Mark Neill and have added influences from The Jam and Small Faces within their ever-expanding sound.

The new single is promoted with a handful of gigs (dates also below) where The Computers will also man a short DJ set, spinning their favourite rock ‘n’ roll and Northern soul tunes.

21 January LONDON, The Lexington
23 January MANCHESTER, Roadhouse
24 January GLASGOW, Bar Bloc
25 January BIRMINGHAM, The Sunflower Lounge
26 January BRISTOL, The Mother’s Ruin

Read a review of The Computers’ EP here.
Read a review of ‘This Is The Computers’ here.

Mark Tremonti has released a new video clip for the second single from ‘All I Was’, the debut album from his eponymously named band. The clip for ‘Wish You Well’ can be seen in full below.

Tremonti will be performing live in the UK in February at the following venues:

14th February – Welfrun Hall, Wolverhampton
16th February – The Liquid Room, Edinburgh
17th February – HMV Ritz, Manchester
18th February – Electric Ballroom, London

BTR Live Studio have posted a new clip of power pop band Parks, performing their winter themed tune ‘Sweater Weather’ which you can now see below.

Parks is the new project headed by Oranjuly‘s Brian E King. You can also download an mp3 of ‘Sweater Weather’ at whatever price you feel appropriate by following this link. A full length album is on the way.