Starry-eyed voice ANGEL OLSEN has her sixth LP, named Big Time, out next June.
I lost track of how many times I heard her new tearjerker single since it was released
a couple of weeks ago. ALL THE GOOD TIMES is about Olsen’s heart being broken by
a lover.
This enrapturing live version of Dead Flowers from their
classic 1971 LP Sticky Fingers, was filmed in the legendary Marquee Club in London the same year.
The Glimmer Twins upfront, Charlie Watts being Mister Cool,
Bill Wyman as usual in the back, but Mick Taylor steals the
show with his magical guitar play.
Last February British day/night dreamers SEA POWER released their
8th longplayer titled Everything Was Forever. An instant pop classic
to my ears with foggy ballad LAKELAND ECHO as one of the many
highlights. Enjoy below.
(photo by Turn Up The Volume)
Turn the tape on
That’s a grand track
That’s a good one
I think I’ve heard enough
Heard enough of nothing Better make the bed up Better start laughing Better get the sun hats It’s not for everyone
We went to the river Down by the old canal We went to deliver The Lakeland Echo Ce n’est pas la musique
Better get the sun hats Better start laughing It’s not for everyone It’s not for everyone It’s not for everyone
The Boss is an expert in writing lullabies for the midnight hours,
for heart and soul. Like this melancholic pearl called One Minute
You’re Here from his latest album Letter To You (2020).
Big black train comin’ down the track
Blow your whistle long and long
One minute you’re here
Next minute you’re gone
I lay my penny down on the rails
As the summer wind sings its last song
One minute you’re here
Next minute you’re gone
Baby baby baby
I’m so alone
Baby baby baby
I’m coming home
It’s the last goodbye I swear
I can’t rely on a dime a day love that don’t go anywhere
I learn to cry for someone else
I can’t get by on an odds and ends love that don’t ever match up
I heard all you said and I took it to heart
I won’t forget I swear I have no regrets for the past is behind me Tomorrow reminds me just where
Can’t quite see the end How can I rely on my heart if I break it with my own two hands? I heard all you said and I love you to death I heard all you said don’t say anything
It’s the last goodbye I swear I can’t survive on a half-hearted love that will never be whole
Band: THE LANCASTERS Who: A band from Italy capable to come up with something of their own,
yet to follow the footsteps of influential acts such as The Rolling Stones,
Led Zeppelin, Pond, T Rex and Black Sabbath.
New single: GOODNIGHT About:“This is a hymn about two souls far apart and the forces that keep them
together despite everything; their true desire and love create the strongest bond
that holds them together and in balance. It’s a melancholic message of hope: the
darker the night gets, the more the light will shine when we see the dawn rise.”
says the band.
Score: An ongoing chainsaw riff comes and goes like a scary ghost in your worst nightmare, pushing this pitch-black ripper slowly but surely towards a hair-raising
finale. This scorching psych jam moves and grooves like a vicious serpent on a
destructive mission. But don’t be afraid, you’re not alone wails the vocalist with
petrifying passion in the bone-chilling chorus. Soulmates never leave each other
alone. ‘Goodnight’ is the most demonic love song I heard in ages.
Who: A fresh intriguing London based quartet ready to make their mark which was obviously clear when they dropped their debut single ‘Magic Of Meghan’ last month
Track: GOODNIGHT – the second single from their upcoming EP – “a song, partly about feeling fed up with YouTube ads suggesting that we ought to work harder, and that our relationships might fail and partly about feeling uplifted by openness on the internet.”
Score: What you get is a both nervously pushed and weirdly magnetizing stream of electricity driven by an intensive rhythm section developing a punchy pace, fueled with wayward guitars riffs and the pithy spoken word performance of singer Florence Shaw on top of it all. Pretty special sonority, pretty special band for the near future. Catch their drift right here…