Back around 1990, in the small city of Monroe, Louisiana, the Clay Bears were entertaining the crowd at Enoch’s bar with a drone1piece when, ten minutes into the performance, they were forced off the stage by the venue’s owner. “But it was only one note!” protested the band’s leader. “Yeah, well, it wasn’t a very … Read more
A giant leap forward for the Barcelona band on their second LP. With an aesthetic that brings to our coordinates the proposal of groups from the windmill scene such as Squid or the ever-present Black Country, New Road (not surprisingly, the album is produced by Sergio Maschetzko, producer of the giant Ants From Up There), … Read more
One of the early joys of 2026 comes courtesy of this young band from Manchester. On their second EP, folk-rock, Americana and indie rock once again join forces in a blend of styles the band themselves have dubbed “britainicana”.