New video from Jack Watts: ‘Glass Houses’

You might not have heard of Jack Watts.
But you will.

The UK singer songwriter has already had his music singled out by Spotify in Italy, Finland, UK and Turkey.  As part of the promotion for his first two EPs, the musician has played extensive live shows and even shared a stage with quirky folk-dream pop band Slow Club.

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HEATHEN BEAST – The Carnage of Godhra EP

From it’s birth in the coldest extremes of Scandinavia, black metal slowly spread across Europe like a harsh plague, invading territories with a barrage of riffs, twig shaped logos, minimalist artwork and sounds often characterised by especially harsh, thin vocals. Over the years, the style has become more refined, mixing the purer elements with death metal depths and complexities. In allowing itself to be more inclusive of a few other extreme metal styles, it seemed to become even more influential – a huge surprise for a metal subgenre born within such extremities. In short, it’s all come a very long way from it’s roots; it’s no longer about painting your face white and considering burning a church during your spare time.

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Carter USM’s debut album to get strictly limited vinyl reissue for Record Store Day ’18

Created with the idea of encouraging people back into independent record shops by issuing limited vinyl items by smaller cult bands, it wasn’t long before Record Store Day got utterly hijacked by major labels keen to milk a giant cash cow.  Worse still, RSD stocks have actually been sold by dealers at inflated prices on ebay the day before the event.  It’s hard not to see it as a giant sham.

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