The WormsBack To The BogHidden Bay Records A 10 track aural assault here. The worms could be blasting from your garage or punking it out from the 100 Club. They are short and acerbic cuts. I was sitting down nicely at home reading the morning newspaper about decaying democracy in Belarus, Hungary, Poland. Beside it … Continue reading Play of the Day – the worms
Book of the week – the girl who saved the King of Sweden
This book move from one madcap Adventure to another bound by history.
Play of the day – Lattitude
In a world gone mad we can look back to those new wave days of Blondie or Nick Lowe with great fondness. We always remember the grass to be greener than it ever was but with Lattitude it is lush fresh vibrant 70's power pop Mystic Hotline is out now on Emotional Response Records
Play of the Day – Be Afraid
Canadian popsters hint towards the 90's sounds of the pavement
Who is Gordon Barry
The best folk singer from Wexford is Jimi Cullen but his fellow county folkster, Gordon Barry, is bringing out a new single this week All The Live Long Year. The EP is Filled with melodies as the tracks deal with life, love and loss. Embracing country, folk and Americana, there are definite hints to Tom Waits … Continue reading Who is Gordon Barry
Play of the day – metayouth
Home made super 8 movies, runnning through the fields, playing with friends, sun shining, rain falling, people helping each other. friendship and memory This is metayout
Play of the day – Lay It On The Line
New album from Melodic hardcore punks screaming and singing about this mess all the way from South London
Book of the week – 3 Dimensions of Freedom
Billy Bragg writes about freedom, liberty and accountability as we try and figure our way through the mess of the 21st Century
Play of the Day – Girls in Synthesis
Debut album from UK post punkers Girls in synthesis a raucous melodic attack
Play of the day – Antillectual covers ep
Dutch punks celebrate the roots of the melodic punk rock with their latest ep