Curated by Monk
Here we are, batterin’ and breezin’, poundin’ ‘n’ pummellin’, stompin’ ‘n’ strollin’ into the dirty heart and soul of another busy rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ month here in the Überverse…
We’ve the death decks fully cranked up, and the amps set so loud that the Trumpinator is threatening to declare them a weapon of mass distraction and launch a tactical strike on the dank back alleys of Belfast… but, we know he secretly struts around the Oval Office in his tightest orange spandex, bangin’ along to each and every playlist, so we invite you to join him (and us), grab a chilled beer or three, turn your woofers and tweeters up to neighbour-enlightening volume, settle into your favourite studded leather armchair and enjoy our latest selection of the hottest aural delights to have come our way over the past seven days:
Blue Medusa ‘Crocodile’ (Self-Released)
After first declaring #Checkmate and then proving she didn’t give a #FlyingMonkey about what the critics think, former Arch Enemy frontwoman Alissa White-Gluz devours us with the third single from her new project, which features a guest appearance from Beatriz Mariano of Okkultist:
Danny Dunnery ‘Happens All The Time’ (Self-Released)
This Cumbrian singer-songwriter has music in his DNA – his uncle is Francis Dunnery of prog vets It Bites – so it perhaps should be no surprise that this is his third successive appearance on the club’s playlist this year:
Dez Dare ‘I Need Your Fire’ (God Unknown Records)
The final single to be released from the prolific garage psych rocker’s latest album, on which he proved that these days are definitely #WildAndBlind when it was released at the beginning of May:
Integra Pink ‘Magic 8Ball’ (Futureless Records)
The SoCal cumbia punks present another taste of their upcoming album, which features five previously released tracks and five new ones, of which this is the first to be sent our way:
Kurt Baker ‘Wonder Woman’ (Wicked Cool Records)
The Noo Yawk punk ‘n’ roller recently discovered a set of old tapes he had recorded during the Covid lockdown, and has decided that they should see the day, with this being the first track to do so:
Spirit Of Digniti ‘Final Days’ (Self-Released)
The third collaboration between the prolific melodic metal maestro by the name of David Pepper, taken from what we reckon is his 16th album – itself released this past week – and Andrew Jones Cassidy, frontman of Belfast death dealers Cursed Sun, who delivers an uncharacteristic clean vocal performance:
The Blame ‘Just A Little Longer’ (Self-Released)
This quartet from Berwick-On-Tweed aren’t hanging about to grab our attention with their blend of punchy indie-infused alt-rock and neo-psychedelic synth new-wave vibes:
The Hellflowers ‘Wild Ones’ (Self-Released)
The first taste of the third album from the LA punk ‘n’ rollers, which is due to hit our death decks early next year:
The Skanks ’Return Of My Heart’ (SODEH Records)
The Finnish back-alley garage grunge punks return to the Club playlist with their latest standalone release:
Voted Most Likely ‘Ned Flannels’ (Magic Kat Records)
The first of three singles taken from the upcoming new EP from this Midwest-inspired post-emo quartet from the north-east of England, which draws as much on the likes of Modern Baseball as it does Hot Mulligan and genre champions The Wonder Years:
Zilqy ‘Caveat’ (Maverick DC)
We round things off this week with the second taster of the upcoming debut album by this Japanese post-melodic nu-metal quartet, which is due sometime before the end of the year:
So, there you have it, our latest selections to kick off a new rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ week in… well, rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ style. We’ll be back same time, same place next week, with another selection of the finest tunes which will have been embracing our eardrums in the intervening period. And don’t forget to check out our daily picks as well… In the meantime, keep ‘er lit, keep ‘er between the hedges and keep on Über Röckin’ in the free world \m/
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