herra soul mob
Striker
still waiting for the amanda holden review
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Something about blackcurrant vibes and a hint of Palmolive and Les Dennis.
Old Prestonian
Striker
Did it have a rhythm like being banged over the bins out the back of BGT?
With backing vocals from David Walliams.
Sad to see James Broad, singer of Silver Sun, has died of the big C today. Very fond of their first album in particular.
Really sad that, saw them loads in the 90s
dangermows
Striker
This is the kits latest effort is a good un.
Mt Doubt - Doubtlands is pretty good. I’m sure they must be paying Matt Berninger et al royalties mind
FlyingLotus
Midfield
Welcome back, sir
Mickdundee
Striker
I keep finding more albums released this week. New Atmosphere (accompaniment to a short film I believe) was out Friday, as was the debut album by new ska-punk supergroup The Inevitables (members of Less Than Jake, Big D & The Kids Table, Reel Big Fish and one of the Interrupters touring horn section).
Most interesting of the lot is a former Bomb The Music Industry, who retired from music when they split up and got a “proper” job. He’s released an EP under the name Rocky Sullivan Psy D and it’s a bizarre blend of ska, Celtic punk, folk punk and pop-punk.
Most interesting of the lot is a former Bomb The Music Industry, who retired from music when they split up and got a “proper” job. He’s released an EP under the name Rocky Sullivan Psy D and it’s a bizarre blend of ska, Celtic punk, folk punk and pop-punk.
herra soul mob
Striker
elvis costello album gets hell of a review in sunday times
Thanks, I’ll hunt this out. Never got around to listening to BtMI, which is odd given the Rosenstock/Stevenson involvement. One that have been on my list but never quite happened.
On the subject of Celtic punk / ska, did you ever give Victorian Trout Conspiracy a go?
Old Prestonian
Striker
I listened to most of it on Friday and was unsure. It started off with a bit of spoken word shite and I was unimpressed but thankfully that didn't last too long. i had heard a couple of tracks form the album previously and they were OK. It's rather a mixed bag of musical styles and will take a few more listens to form a proper opinion but it's definitely not amongst his best work.
Mickdundee
Striker
Yeah there was nothing from them on Apple Music I’m afraid. Bizarrley though it suggested a “similar artist” of Bombskare who are a Scottish ska bands whose original drummer’s wife worked with me a few years back.
I downloaded their 2 EPs at the time and really liked them. Presumably long gone as I those were about a decade back and I’ve not heard anything about them since
Just re-read that and I think you were talking about BtMI so ignore my response - I was talking about VTC
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Mickdundee
Striker
No, I was talking about VTC too - coming out blank in Apple search. I have quite a few BTMI albums.
EDIT - Google seems to think VTC are on Spotify and Deezer but not Apple Music
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Probably find them on YouTube - I remember the lead songs on the EPs were Ciderbam and Golden Jim
riffraff
Striker
He always get good reviews from people who use words for a living. They seem to place to much emphasis on reams nnreams of unintelligible tosh. Mind I can talk/post. I’ve been saying since Get Happy that he needs an editor. Every album like Dylan is greeted as a return to his finest work and never are.
The only ones I can listen too since then are Blood And Chocolate and King Of America.
herra soul mob
Striker
imperial bedroom is a tremendous album
