I am managing “Band A” for one year. (And I’m managing the release of “Pipe” by The Styrofoam Turtles on our label.) I am doing this because I think underground music is the best art form in the world – by far! – without a question!
We are sons and daughters of the 80s, of that wonderful intersection of classic American rock-n-roll and the indie scene with R.E.M., Social Distortion and especially The Replacements.
We played both the demo version and the recorded/band version. Because this was Halloween and because we couldn’t agree which is the nest version. Both versions are all about Dan Ezra howling into the night.
I believe in Watergate Sandals. I believe this is a Ukrainian March. Everything that is good about rock-n-roll is smashed and broken and comes through the devastation still so good.
We return to Denton Texas and Acid Carousel and some wonderful psychedelia. This is The Beatles at their most psychedelic matched with interludes of an amazing female voice and classic folk.
Further cementing the status of the Melbourne music scene as the greatest hub of garage rock on the planet, Pinch Points will blow your mind with “Woomera” – which is a notched stick that native Australians use to increase propulsion when throwing a spear.
We love some country songs, easy pace, rambling, slightly falling apart and then somehow pulling it all back together, like a night out at the local dive bar.
The underground music world is funky – especially the groove of Moniker.
Ugly Runner is taking the Asheville underground music scene by storm. To cool for their own good – which means they’ll probably be doing fine when The Reaper Comes.