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Watch the new video from Love/Hate’s Jizzy Pearl

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Best known as the front man for Love/Hate, Jizzy Pearl releases a new solo album ‘All You Need Is Soul’ in May, which will be accompanied by a full UK tour which includes four acoustic shows in addition to a run of full band gigs.

The second track to be released from the upcoming album, ‘You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone’ is already streaming on Spotify, but you can also check it out via the new video below.

Jizzy is scheduled to appear at London’s Camden Underworld on 13/5/2018 two days after the album’s release.

The album is Pearl’s first studio work since 2013’s ‘Crucified’ [full review here]

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Boss Keloid unveil new video for ‘Chonosiam’

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Over the past few years, Boss Keloid have been carving a career from very heavy riffs and a touch of progressive attitude, resulting in some weighty sounding music that has its own style.

On the basis of their new single ‘Chronosiam’, the band’s upcoming album – their fourth release – ‘Melted On The Inch’ could be one of their finest to date.

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New video from Jack Watts: ‘Glass Houses’

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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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“It’s Table Scraps and puppet show!”: Check out ‘I’m A Failure’, the new video from Table Scraps

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With their new album ‘Autonomy’ just released on February 23rd, indie rockers Table Scraps continue promotion for the new record with a brand new video featuring…sock puppets.

The visuals that accompany ‘I’m a Failure’ – taken from the new LP – come across like a hybrid of MTV’s past with elements of Beavis & Butthead and Liam Lynch’s ‘Sifl & Ollie’ show.  Musically, this new offering from Table Scraps is very much in keeping with the visual, since their brand of wantonly fuzzy indie pop retains a very irreverent style.

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