Weekly Roundup #88
Welcome to Roundup, showcasing the freshest tunes at the moment.
Another week, another roundup. What are you spinning?
Weatherman - The Guest List
One of Manchester’s most exciting new exports, The Guest List, has dropped their extremely powerful new single ‘Weatherman’ ahead of their huge November tour. A soaring blend of Radiohead-style drama and Oasis-sized anthems refracted through a modern lens, the track captures a generation’s climate anxieties in vivid detail.
For Fans Of: Oasis, Gurriers
Yesterday Is Done - Pavey Ark
Hull-based cinematic indie-folk band Pavey Ark have announced their second album, "More Time, More Speed", dropping on 21st November alongside new single, "Yesterday Is Done".
The track is a powerful reflection on renewal, built around a sweeping string quartet and Neil Thomas's intimate vocal, expanding into a cinematic arrangement that signals an exciting new chapter for the band.
For Fans Of: Radiohead, Nick Drake
Back On The Road - Frozemode
Recorded with some of the capital’s most cutting-edge creatives, including Olly Burden (The Prodigy), Sam Matlock (WARGASM), and Charlie Russell (Kasabian, The Strypes), Frozemode have released DEMODE 3, with huge lead single ‘Back On The Road’.
For Fans Of: Blink-182, The Prodigy
Moon Eyes - Brain Leak
Manchester’s Brain Leak find its way to the heart of changing people and evolving relationships on Moon Eyes. A self-initiated confessional, bringing radical honesty together with teardrop strains of piano, the track is beautiful.
For Fans Of: Suki Waterhouse, Mitksi
Disco Dream - Coach Party (ft. Black Honey)
Isle of Wight quartet Coach Party have dropped their new single “Disco Dream,” a collaboration with Black Honey. The track arrives at a perfect time for both bands - Coach Party have their new record on the horizon, and Black Honey are currently promoting their latest offering.
For Fans Of: The Mysterines, Hot Wax
