Clearly Jase W had lost had marbles by this point as he had made the trip across the country again in the same weekend to catch even more pop punky goodness courtesy of Stand Atlantic. And in tow are Californian pop rockers Honey Revenge, who he had the pleasure of reviewing at the start of the year in Haarlem, as well as Australians Slowly Slowly.
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KWS’s ‘Dirt On My Diamonds Volume 1’ got a lot of play in Dave O’s Spotify list over the past year due to its wide variety of musical styles in the eight tracks. Is volume two going to be similar in variety, especially given they were both recorded at the same time in the iconic Muscle Shoals Studio in Alabama?
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Monk’s latest dish of the day has something of a double edged significance, as the Lancastrian rockers serve up the third single from their forthcoming seventh studio album ‘Earth To Grace’. The boisterous pop-punk-infused track features guest vocals by Colin Doran from Hundred Reasons.
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Monk’s latest choice cut comes from our fave New Zealand emigre Eugene Butcher and his fellow punk ‘n’ rollers as they serve up the final piece of action to be offered up from their current, ÜR-approved long-player, with a dark, ballsy love song that lives up to its name in terms of being #Untouchable for its sheer fuckin’ quality, evoking the likes of The Clash and Lords Of The New Church in terms of its combination of punchy melody and gothic romanticism:
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As an aged Millennial, there’s little chance Jase W would miss the chance to get stuck into his nostalgia by going to the other side of the country to indulge in a bit of emo on a Friday night. It was Senses Fail with Saves The Day in tow and guests Youth Fountain to really drive home the lineup… So, was the trip worthwhile? There’s only one way to find out:
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