UK duo KAZE are back after a short hiatus with a live in-studio performance of their new one, “Keep Me Loving You.” It’s a bit of a different flavor from the band, but of the same high end songcraft that has made them an OurStage favorite over the last couple of years. This one is a beautiful ballad sung by Amy Webber, accompanied by Graham McCusker on the grand piano. Looking forward to whatever path this pair follow in the coming months.
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Late Cambrian is straight up flexing now, demonstrating their incredible aptitude for pop hooks across a variety of genres and styles. Their recent dip into their own origins as a power pop guitar band (from which they morphed into a startlingly good electro pop duo) is here followed by “Everyone But You,” a Latin-inspired acoustic guitar riff paired with a head-nodding electro thump.
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Los Angeles band Some Gifts have released a performance video for their song “Defective Detective,” recorded live by Michael Jung and shot by David Aguilera. What comes through here, even more than on their studio work, is what an impressive power trio the band is. The smoothness of the transitions from verse/chorus through extended instrumental sections, with the rhythm sections really holding it down, recalls the seminal NYC post-punk band Television － and they had two guitarists. Perhaps Built To Spill, another guitar-driven trio, is a closer analogy, as the ’90s-’00s indie rock influence is also clear here. “Defective Detective” is a new track but does not appear on Some Gifts’ new LP Facts?!.
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New From The Jellybricks, “DOA”
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown continue to crank out thrilling rock and roll singles, the latest of which is “On To The Next.” Tight, dry, and with a heavy dose of fuzz, TB & SD pick up what was dropped off at the end of the ’70s-era of heavy rock bands and infuse it with even more edge, some soulful backing vocals, and of course the band’s trademark dual guitar fireworks.
The band is on tour through this summer. Find dates here.
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Indigo Lo’s “Reload”
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Following the single and video “Brooklyn” earlier this year, our old pals The Jellybricks have got another new one out, an instant classic of power pop, jangling and driving, “DOA.” And even more good news, it’s on Little Steven Van Zandt’s wicked cool Wicked Cool Records. Listen:
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The Jellybricks, “Brooklyn” [VIDEO]
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London rockers Indigo Lo have dropped a new lyric video for their latest single “Reload.” It’s a dark and thumping track, with dry fuzz guitars and a groove reminiscent of early Queens Of The Stone Age, with a hypnotic riff which crescendos in a layered instrumental bridge.
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