Untitled Musical Project - they pump you up like aural steriods. Untitled Musical Project go to 11. McClusky-esque, full on rock n roll with a neat turn of phrase and hooks that'll stick in your head all week. They're awesome live too - check out their myspace site for upcoming gigs.
Best new band in Glasgow, by a mile!
...Any more snooker cliches?
...Second track sounds like a more snarly mid-60s Who. Excellent.
...First one sounds like Sean Ryder having a flashback but second track is a killer.
...once you've drunk a bottle of Maker's Mark in Copehagen?
...The more I watch it, the more I like it.
...Sex on Fire is good once you've drunk a bottle of Maker's Mark in Copenhagen
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The Binges - Hear Me Out
Nice! 80s cock rocking with a big fat ballsy production. Excellent scream at the start - he probably had to have a big gargle with listerine after that one before finishing the track. Like...
If you haven’t heard of GoodBooks by now you haven’t been paying attention. The Kent four-piece have been blowing away crowds across Europe supporting Mystery Jets, The Maccabees and most recently Hot Club De Paris. Tego caught up with Max...
This story dates back to when I was on tour with Caribou some time ago. We were playing in Birmingham, and after the gig for some reason we couldn’t find our hotel – we were driving around in this terrible...
Excellent slice of full on old school rock from The Binges. Recommended by our readers, it's now a firm favourite in the artrocker.com office.
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Crank up your broadband connection and prepare to download this enormous and quite excellent mp3 from Envelopes. It's from a mixtape - Soup of Germs - that was given away...
Joyous ideas packed art pop from Cardiff seven piece. Sounds like Art Brut, The Research and Palomar got wasted on absinthe and took the stage together at an open mic...
The Be Be See give us 'Artmocker' as promised in the current edition of the mag. " Our agenda is to make people dance, think, fight, fuck, laugh and cry"...
Fantastic rendition of Stones classic by artrocking pioneer Patti Smith, whose voice sounds as good as ever on this track.
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