The US angst-rock trio Hans Predator are working towards the release of the LP Be-Bop-A-Blunt-side.
Hans Predator – ©Ben Vogelsang
A quartet of demo songs from the album were revealed a few hours ago – each merely with a working title of a day and a time – do expect names of the songs to change.
My selection from the collection being the dystopian screeches of Saturday 02:45 PM.
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It is a couple of years since the French angst-rock band Theory Of Youth were introduced.
Theory Of Youth
Their most recent LP Noise To My Mother, which was released last week and is available on bandcamp, is a gnarly approximately three quarters of an hour, eleven track, collection of murky rock.
Songs surface in a disparity of languages and tempos, making for – what to me – is a most excellent way to spend the time. My pick of the release being the 5th song Oscura.
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Carla Geneve is an Australian angst-rock creator who today released the latest single Listening.
Carla Geneve – photo by Tashi Hall
A song reflective of a world shrouded by abuse which is oft cleft in mantles of the undisclosed by those who for what ever reason are able to manage, or struggle, to cope with their own circumstance – whilst reaching out an arm to express there is a better world around if they are able to just extend their own fingers to clasp the extended wrist – held by a chain across the globe in supporting anchor and not one of approbation.
The steadfast perspective being held by a solid instrumentation while the dour and fragile vocal laments of the reality suffered by far too many which is able to wrest tears from the eyes of the audience.
Listening – Carla Geneve is available on iTunes*
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when its dark out is an angst-rock project from Scotland.
when its dark out
The music casts a dark pall through the room which seeps in to the listeners very being leaving them transfixed by the dour moments in time which float through the ears, yet beneath the sad countenance lays a haunting beauty from whence arises a catharsis and wistful contemplation.
By way of an introduction – nothing at all.
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The Australian angst-rock quartet Press Club released the LP Late Teens on the 16th.
Press Club – photo credit – Lauren Murphy
The eleven track album (available on bandcamp) has a rawness of sound that reflects of a perception of the world around in which all is transitory and in a state of flux with no certainties other than the certainty of uncertainty.
The songs are a well conceived mix of ragged guitar and vocal which create the fraught nerves nature of the sound, underpinned by solid bass and percussion, giving the audience something on which to chew enabling Press Club to create music of the finest quality as the two elements fuse seamlessly and an LP to add the essential playlist.
My pick of the release being the seventh – Ignorance.
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