As the summer of 2014 faded, Israeli avant-garde rock band Memory In Plant released their ‘Epic Triumph’ EP, an angular collection of arty noises that wasn’t always the easiest to digest. Despite their deliberately obtuse stance, the EP somehow managed to bring entertainment value as bits of tunes fought their way through the cracks of the many spliced together ideas. Unsurprisingly, though, they weren’t so quick to follow up that release…
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New free download from My Cruel Goro
Last year, Italian/Icelandic indie-rock trio impressed us with their debut EP. To kick off 2016, they’re back with a new track ‘Lost E’, which you can download for free via the widget below.
ONE DAY, AFTER SCHOOL… – In Skeletal EP
Although their choice of band name might suggest third rate pop-punk, skateboards and girls ahoy, Wakefield’s terribly monikered One Day, After School… (complete with punctuation) owe no such musical allegiances. Sure, they’ve saddled themselves with a name that wouldn’t suit a band in their advancing years, but musically they’re pretty smart. Their earlier releases deliver indie rock fare that toys with Sonic Youth noise and Pavement‘s slackness, but often with an accessible heart. Their third release – 2016’s ‘In Skeletal’ – is much broader with experimentation from the outset, presenting some great instrumental work bookended by lyrical pieces.
MORE THAN MOST – Impossible Is Temporary EP
Formed in 2014, London based band More Than Most wasted no time in attracting the attention of the online press and by the summer of 2015 had also already gained airplay via the Scuzz TV channel and positive support from various outlets…and all before the release of their debut. With the support More Than Most have secured – and comparisons to Flyleaf thrown into the bargain – it should be expected that the aforementioned debut EP comes with plenty of crunch. That’s not always the case.
OhBoy present ‘Carrot & The Stick’
Midlands based indie rockers OhBoy have unveiled a new video for their track ‘Carrot & The Stick’, which you can view in full below. An infectious track, it’s their first release after signing with indie label Alcopop Records and comes across a hybrid of Teenage Fanclub and Stephen Malkmus. Check it out for yourselves!