The album reviews of Courting, Ed Cosens and CLAMM are now available on our website. Of course we also have selected the most interesting alternative releases and compiled them in our CHAOTIC TWENTY playlist. Three of the twenty songs are highlighted. Quickly scroll down to see which ones!
Courting – Grand National
Liverpool calling… It’s quite a statement to call your debut EP Grand National and then have the title track be an anti-slogan against this famous horse race and the gambling around it. Courting just do it and they do it convincingly. Read the entire review by clicking on the image.
Ed Cosens – Fortunes Favour
You have undoubtedly heard of guitarist and songwriter Ed Cosens, or maybe not his name, but the band he is best known for: Reverend And The Makers. Ed has now embarked on a solo adventure and it has been a journey of self-discovery. Read the entire review by clicking on the image.
CLAMM – Beseech Me
Australian outfit CLAMM released their new album ‘Beseech Me’ today, via Meat Machine. As we can expect from a post punk band we hear lots of guitar riffs, heavy pumping bass lines and angry vocals. What more is there to say about this album? Read the entire review by clicking on the image.
LISTEN THIS WEEK:
Every week we highlight a few songs that you should absolutely listen to. In week 14 these are:
Shaemless – Appreciate
Genre: post punk
FFO: Iceage, Paracetamøl
Listen because: this new single is a balanced mix of post punk and garage filled with plenty of filthy guitar riffs and tight drums!
Planet Case – Royal
Genre: Alt rock
FFO: Imagine Dragons, The 1975
Listen because: this Finnish band sounds like a band that comes straight out of the eighties yet with a strong modern touch.
Furrowed Brow – Punctual Rock
Genre: Garage
FFO: HMLTD, Joy Division
Listen because: this song is very intriguing and sounds just that bit different. Nothing is straightforward with Furrowed Brow, and ‘Punctual Rock’ is how we hadn’t heard the band before!
You can find these songs, together with other recommendations, in our CHAOTIC TWENTY playlist: