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The Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Savage Lands
My latest choice is a truly powerful statement from a band who literally take things to the next level when it comes to their belief in, and commitment to, protecting and preserving our increasingly shrinking natural environment – the very Savage Lands from which they take their name!
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Pretty Ltd.
Monk’s latest pick comes from a Dublin trio who define a genre all of their own – “velourcore” – and they’re determined prove that it’s an ‘Easy’ process to do so with this tasty morsel of tongue-in-cheek anthemic indie-pop.
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club – Awesome April (Part Two)
Since we last opened the doors of the Singles Club for its fortnightly iteration, we have received around 200 submissions for much sought-after inclusion on our playlist. Obviously we have been able to profile some of these as and when they are released via our hugely popular #DailyPick feature, but now it’s time for our regular round-up of some of the other hottest sounds to have found their way onto our deathdecks and into our aural memory bands over the past two weeks…
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – The Chesterfield KIngs
Monk’s latest hot pick sees us getting ‘Electrified’ by the Noo Yawk garage rockers named after their favourite brand of cigarettes… and both are definitely smokin’. Having come storming back after 15 years in “retirement”, the KIngs joined forces with the legend that is Stevie Van Zandt for this second single, which recalls the day Bob Dylan confounded and shocked the world by picking up an electric guitar for the first time…
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – PVRIS
Monk’s latest selection sees us mixing ‘Oil & Water’ courtesy of this vibrant and melodic latest cut from the dynamic PVRIS.
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – The Corps
My latest choice is the new cut from Canadian melodic skatepunks The Corps, who examine personal and societal issues through the lens of the DC comic book universe, this time unleashing the ‘Dog Of War’ with their first release with their new line-up.
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Prong
Monk’s latest pick of the pops is something we rarely feature unless it really grabs us by the balls, and that is a cover version. And, in this case, this take on the Rush deep cut ‘Working Man’ not only grabs our nether regions but squeezes so tightly it brings tears of joy to our eyes, with this longer “regular” version of the cut which appears on their current ‘State Of Emergency’ album:
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Supermodel Taxidermy
Our latest selection comes from a band with one of the best names I have checked in recent years in the form of these Canadian thrashcore upstarts, whom we first encountered last month and now regale us with a tale of hiring an exorcist to whom beer would be a much more welcome to get rid of your demons:
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Lÿnx
Monk’s first pick of the new week comes from Canadian glam revivalists Lÿnx, who are introducing us to a lady who is definitely ‘Hell On High Heels’ on the latest taster of their third album, which will see them get their ‘Claws Out’ on 9 May.
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Mest
Monk’s final selection of the week comes from pop punk veterans Mest, and also is our second collaboration to be featured in as many days, as they team up with the living legend that is Jaret Reddick to look back on the days ‘When We Were Young’ on the lead single from their forthcoming new album, ‘Youth’.
Read MoreTýr – ‘Battle Ballads’ (Metal Blade)
There are very moments in life, whether it be that of an individual or a wider entity such as a band, that can and could be described as “defining”. For Heri Joensen, founder, frontman and main creative force behind Viking metallians Týr it could be argued that one such moment – a musical epiphany, if you want – came when he made the decision to team with the symphony orchestra of his native Faroe Islands and discovered that he could, indeed, team his love of both classical music and folk metal into a glorious, homogeneous, symbiotic singular entity, which now has resulted in, almost five years of traumatic labour later, not only the band’s most ambitious and bravest album but also its most declarative, most cohesive and most cogent to date, as Monk now argues…
Read MoreThe Über Rock Singles Club Daily Pick – Nothing More
Monk’s latest selection comes from Texan arena rockers Nothing More, who are building their ‘House On Sand’ with this collaboration with I Prevail vocalist Eric Vanlerberghe, the second single to be lifted from their upcoming fifth album, ‘Carnal’…
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