Showing posts with label slumberland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slumberland. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Joanna Gruesome
One of 2013's breakout noisy indie stars covering one noisy indie all time great bands best songs? Yeah, that works for me. Check out Joanna Gruesome's cover of Galaxie 500's "Tugboat". "Tugboat" is the b side for the "Sugarcrush" single out November 18th on Slumberland/Fortuna Pop!
Labels:
galaxie 500,
joanna gruesome,
slumberland
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Girls Names
Here is the latest video from Belfast's Girls Names. Very enjoyable song and the video has a great vhs found footage feel to it. Girls Names have a remix EP coming out Tuesday, 10/29, on Slumberland/Tough Love. Tour dates after the jump.
Labels:
girls names,
slumberland,
Tough Love
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Girls Names
New jam from Girls Names. It's a full on kraut goth burner with a long lead in and a steady moto beat. I love the way the guitars play around the beat, definitely a good night driving tune. "The New Life" single is out November 12th on Tough Love Records.
Labels:
belfast,
girls names,
slumberland,
Tough Love
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Live: Frankie Rose & Dive
Last Thursday, 4/18, Frankie Rose and Dive performed at the Soda Bar in San Diego. Check out the review after the jump!
Labels:
captured tracks,
dive,
frankie rose,
Live,
San Diego,
slumberland
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Terry Malts
Hit after hit after hit - the Slumberland records story. Seriously though, how many great bands have released records on Slumberland at this point? A new record that is getting a lot of attention over at Noise Verse Noise is the new Terry Malts album. A fantastic blend of 77 UK punk, 80's hardcore guitars and modern lo-fi recording - kinda like the Vibrators, TSOL and early Vivian Girls had a baby. "Nauseous" repeats the line "You're Love Makes Me Nauseous" until you have to forcible remove it. "Tumble Down" is a Buzzcocks classic they forgot to record. Also, seriously whats in the water up in San Francisco? How can there be this man fantastic bands?
Labels:
san francisco,
slumberland,
terry malts
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