Weekly Roundup #87
Welcome to Roundup, showcasing the freshest tunes at the moment.
Another week, another roundup. What are you spinning?
I’ll Never - The Spitfires
Cutting a dash on the continent and enjoying live fervour at home, The Spitfires are near the release of album six with a new single.
For Fans Of: Doves, Cold War Kids, Oasis
Dream Team - Of Monsters & Men
Of Monsters and Men returned with a double release: “Dream Team” and “The Towering Skyscraper at the End of the Road” – lifted from All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade. “Dream Team” picks up where the band’s debut single “Television Love” left off. “The Towering Skyscraper at the End of the Road” turns inward, offering a tender reflection on the past.
For Fans Of: Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers
She-Wolf Of London - Scorpion Milk
Following the release of their debut single, Scorpion Milk, the new project from Mat McNerney (Beastmilk & Grave Pleasures) are back with their new offering ‘She-Wolf Of London’. It’s the second single to be taken from the upcoming debut album Slime Of The Times, out 19th September on Peaceville.
For Fans Of: The Darkness, Adam & The Ants
Coda (Sunshine) - House Of EL
Releasing What If All Else Fails?, completely independently via his label WUNDERKID, the project is a compelling blend of soul, indie, and cinematic electronica that explores emotional disconnection in today’s world. Lead single Coda (Sunshine) is a blissful, upbeat and introspective piece.
For Fans Of: Michael Kiwanuka, Jungle
Waste Of Time - ARKAYLA
Written in a whirlwind twenty minutes during their first rehearsal with a new drummer, the song embodies the spontaneity and raw chemistry that have become hallmarks of Arkayla’s sound. Describing it as “Nirvana trying to cover the Pixies but ending up sounding like Weezer” the band see “Waste of Time” as a defining moment in their journey so far.
For Fans Of: Corella, Alfie Templeman
