Weekly Roundup #97
Welcome to Roundup, showcasing the freshest tunes at the moment.
Another week, another roundup. What are you spinning?
blue transitions - The Hunna
The Hunna described their new EP as ‘a set of powerful, melancholic songs taking a deeper look into the transformations and changes that occur naturally in life between two individuals.’ It’s a beautiful piece of work, and conveniently shows a band relishing change and new avenues.
For Fans Of: Swim School, The Vaccines
Marsh - Cliffords
Cliffords are back with another banger, this time heavier and bolder than ever. Marsh takes the Cork-quartet to a new level with rapturous riffs and stunning vocals, a bright future ahead.
For Fans Of: Picture Parlour, Chloe Slater
Jacky - Bleech 9:3
Bleech 9:3 are fast-becoming a buzz on the indie rock scene, after bringing a new wave of energy to venues everywhere. Jacky is a heavy alt-rock, harking back to the 90’s, and is begging for your listen.
For Fans Of: Fontaines DC, Cardinals
Cherry - HIGHDRIVE
Before releasing any music, HIGHDRIVE have already carved out a presence on the South Coast live circuit, along the way ‘Cherry’ captures that same weight, with thick, fuzzed-out guitars and a pummelling rhythm section.
For Fans Of: Deftones, DIIV
Frances - People Person
Produced by the band’s drummer, Nat Coop, the track is led by dreamy pianos and softly strummed acoustic guitar, with vocalist Adam Grealish, writing from the perspective of someone whose insecurities have broken down a relationship, pleading for absolution.
For Fans Of: ARKAYLA, American Football
