Posts belonging to Category 'Track Of The Week'

Brothers Grimmer – Who I Am

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Brothers Grimmer have their own corner of the local music scene covered. That can only be a good thing, especially when they produce such gems as Who I Am. The production overall combination of sounds gives the track an early-to-mid nineties alt-rock/Grunge wash and the band carry it off well.

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C-30s – Beachbum Baby

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Beachbum Baby has the blood of old school Punk Rock coursing through its veins. Andy Nazer and Co have injected just enough of that radio friendly melody that bands such as the Foo Fighters are renowned for, to make it appeal to more than just fans of The New York Dolls and similar bands of that scene and era.

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Thomas And The Mock Ups – England’s Glory

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This weeks Track of the Week is brought to you by recent Blandford Battle of the Bands winners Thomas and the Mock Ups. This song is perfect to feature now considering the UK has just been through another election full of political unrest.

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The Otherhalf – ‘Emergency’

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So it’s been a while since our last Track Of The Week, but trust me it is worth the wait.

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Track Of The Week: Rapids! – The Elitist

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The Elitist is an atmospheric, multi-layered, indie-rock triumph. Rapids! are another band stepping beyond the call of duty and creating something of a standard so high that they deserve a title better than ‘local band’. The Bloc Party and Foals references are easy to make but the darker undertone of Steve DaCosta’s heavy guitar sound and James Davies’ lightning punk rock drumming are just two of the things that take the band beyond these comparisons and into something of their own entirely.

I asked singer Matt Holliday about the track.

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Track Of The Week

This Track of The Week is The Subatomics – Hang Ten.

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This Track of The Week goes to The Neon Tigers. Surfacing in late November ‘09, they’re drawing a lot of attention for a reason.