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New Year Ninety 2016 – 30 to 21

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I would like to take the opportunity to thank all musicians be you: In the New Year Ninety; Whether I have reviewed your music – or not – you make the world a better place and please keep turning your thoughts to music. From thirty to twenty one on the readers selection for the New Year Ninety 2016.

Boys Of Terror - New Year Ninety 2016

Boys Of Terror

30. The Shorts (Australia)

29. The Scarlet Fever (Canada)

Collider – The Scarlet Fever is available on iTunes.*

28. Katie Caulfield (Poland)

27. Youth Club (England)

Brothers – EP – Youth Club is available on iTunes.*

26. Rakunk (USA)

Rakunk (EP) – Rakunk is available on iTunes.*

25. Jimi Sebastian Cricket Club (Sweden)

Lift the Darkness – EP – St. Jimi Sebastian Cricket Club is available on iTunes.*

24. Indytronics (Ukraine)

Scintilla Wave – Indytronics is available on iTunes.*

23. The Fixation (England)

Is That a Gun In Your Pocket Or Is This Date Just Going Better Than Expected? – Single – The Fixation is available on iTunes.*

22. Here We Harbour (USA)

Arrivals – EP – Here We Harbour is available on iTunes.*

21. Boys Of Terror (Sweden)

What Everybody Feels – Boys of Terror is available on iTunes.*

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Katie Caulfield

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Rumbling in Kraków in Poland is the trio of Michał Piech (Drums), Katie Hurdles (Guitar / Vocals / Casio GZ – 5) and Paweł Tasak (Bass / Violin / Pedalboard) who form the suicide-rock band Katie Caulfield.

Katie Caulfield - Suicide-rock from Poland

Katie Caulfield

Thrusting through the room Katie Caulfield deliver uncompromising palls of angst-riven melancholia which reflects on the world around. The excoriating sinews of sound cleave their way into the bloodstream like an injection of an over-dose of heroin, first there is bliss then there is excruciating pain as the trio twist and turn their way through the lymphatic system. The rawness of composition gives the band the ability to pin-point the most exposed nerve.

Katie Caulfield provide the ears with unsympathetic tourniquets, which strangle the listener with their very fractiousness as the trio sword-fight the instrumentation and an out of key vocal emphasises the discordance of a percussion which pummels ever onwards.

Though only a year old Katie Caulfield has been able to establish a live performance circuit and on the 8th released their début LP – Sow Thistles (available on bandcamp), which is well worth grabbing hold of, along with a phone to hand to call an ambulance when it cuts too deeply.

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