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Sugar Circuit – Next Year

The band name says it all – sugary pop retro goodness. Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/au/album/next-year-single/1861029632

Times of Grace – Far From Heavenless

METAL MONDAY: a great clip and a brain pounding song. Recommended.

Superorganism – It’s All Good

TWISTED TUESDAY: Wow. This clip needs a few dozen watches at least. Huge kudos to whoever put the video together. Oh and the song itself […]

Jesse Ed Davis – Oh! Susannah

WEDNESDAY’S WHATEVER: Love this 1972 take on an old standard.

MGMT – Kids

THURSDAY TOP 10s: This one was Grammy nominated, and rightly so. Great song, nice pulp horror clip.

Junior Mance – Don’t Cha Hear Me Callin’ To Ya

FRIDAY FUNK: This gem comes from 1970 as the last track on the album With A Lotta Help From My Friends

Wild Nothing – Chinatown

SATURDAY SYNTHETIC: From Wild Nothing’s 2010 album Gemini. Lovely stuff. Like hearing about old albums? You might enjoy our Music Dissectors podcast where we interview […]

Daði Freyr – I’m Out and I Wanna Go Home

That beat and that video, love it

The Days

Jesse Ed Davis – Oh! Susannah

WEDNESDAY'S WHATEVER: Love this 1972 take on an old standard. … [Read More...]

Wildcards

Sugar Circuit – Next Year

The band name says it all - sugary pop retro goodness. Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/au/album/next-year-single/1861029632 … [Read More...]

Random Goodness

Jorn – Overload

METAL MONDAY: Norwegian metal band Jorn are this weeks pick. Overload comes from their 2013 release Traveller. … [Read More...]

Billy Preston – Will It Go Round In Circles

THURSDAY'S TOP 10: We're stealing a bit of Friday Funk's thunder with this one. Billy Preston has left a hell of a music legacy, and this song is just one of many examples. It was the eighth biggest selling song of 1973. … [Read More...]

They Might Be Giants – Ana Ng

TWISTED TUESDAY: A warning - this will not be the last They Might Be Giants song we feature, as their back catalogue is nothing short of impressive. But to kick off, enjoy Ana Ng from 1988's seminal album Lincoln. … [Read More...]

Pete Townshend – Give Blood

WEDNESDAY'S WHATEVER: This 1986 song from Pete Townshend's fourth solo album White City: A Novel features Simon Phillips, Pino Palladino and David Gilmour and it rocks like hell. Here's a video showing it being performed live: … [Read More...]

Io Echo – Harm

SATURDAY SYNTHETIC: I really like this song, but I like the video even more. Huge thanks to one of our supporters Glen for letting us know about it. … [Read More...]

Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem – Live

TWISTED TUESDAY: Best. Clip. Ever. … [Read More...]

of Montreal – It’s Different For Girls

SATURDAY SYNTHETIC: Nice lyric work here from of Montreal. … [Read More...]

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