Great music on Bandcamp from your home town

[Fez909]

Teesside Italo will do for me, too

 

[killer b]

Yes! this is what I'm talking about.

 

[danski]

Gah, difficult when your town has a namesake with four times the population and is a a kind of genre.

 

[nogojones]

Struggled to find much before I got bored, but I quite liked this


This is more the Cov I remember though, from Bong Rips for Satan

 

[killer b]

Bong Rips For Satan

 

[nogojones]

Bong Rips For Satan

There's little else to do in Cov

 

[ddraig]

Very new from a mate of mine

 

[flypanam]

Not from my home town which is the hotbed of Irish country music but from the near neighbours in Carrickmacross (although I'm finding it hard to believe)

 

[killer b]

Not from my home town which is the hotbed of Irish country music but from the near neighbours in Carrickmacross (although I'm finding it hard to believe)

this is very nice!

 

[killer b]

(I was just reading this Quietus column on Irish music, they mention the Mary Wallopers from Dundalk, are they one of your local teams?)

 

[mauvais]

I didn't find anything musically all that good but I do quite like this album art:



It's only one hijacked airliner away from Blackpool's version of The Coup.

 

[flypanam]

(I was just reading this Quietus column on Irish music, they mention the Mary Wallopers from Dundalk, are they one of your local teams?)

Dundalk is close. Yeah Dundalk has some good stuff, The Mary Wallopers, TPM (although I think they are the same band) and Jinx Lennon.

ps that article features Strange Passions from Finders Keepers that was compiled by my best mate. He's now compiling a book on early irish photography.

 

[Knotted]

Great idea for a thread. I like Luton noise rock band Dinges.

 

[Argonia]

Great idea for a thread.

Employed to Serve from Woking:

 

[Fez909]

there are middle aged men in their spare rooms with modular synthesizers literally everywhere.

This came up and reminded me of this comment ^



Hits a bit too close to home this

 

[hitmouse]

and an EP (only one track so far, it's being released early next year) of post-punky shoegaze from a band called White Flowers:

Was wondering if White Flowers were on your radar, and having done a quick search I see they are. They have a new EP out as of a week or so ago:

 

[killer b]

Was wondering if White Flowers were on your radar, and having done a quick search I see they are. They have a new EP out as of a week or so ago:

yeah I was listening to this the other day - not sure if I love them tbh, seem a bit too shiny for my tastes.

Pleased to note that the EP comes - as all EPs from Preston bands are obliged to do - with a fanzine of moody black and white photos of the bus station.

 

[hitmouse]

yeah I was listening to this the other day - not sure if I love them tbh, seem a bit too shiny for my tastes.

Pleased to note that the EP comes - as all EPs from Preston bands are obliged to do - with a fanzine of moody black and white photos of the bus station.

They were pretty good tonight, can imagine I'd grow to really like them with repeated listens/less people talking over them. Anyway, it's nice that Preston now has another bit of culture alongside Barney Farmer, the bus station, and I was going to say the Lovely Eggs but turns out they're from the other one.

 

[killer b]

They were pretty good tonight, can imagine I'd grow to really like them with repeated listens/less people talking over them. Anyway, it's nice that Preston now has another bit of culture alongside Barney Farmer, the bus station, and I was going to say the Lovely Eggs but turns out they're from the other one.

We're actually turning out quite a lot of acts who're doing ok atm - Evil Blizzard can fill a decent size venue, Blackhaine had a guardian profile a month or so back and is working with Kanye West, there's a few people making waves in the underground electronic scene... probably more people making music that might be heard outside of the city than since the Boo Radleys and Cornershop were a thing

 

[rutabowa]

There are tons of songs with the name of my home town for some reason. This is pretty cool


Also some pricks from Brighton taking the piss

 

[rutabowa]

I cant get the local tag thing to work on my phone tho.

 

[rutabowa]

ALRIGHT I got it, this is more like it. Spooky industrial, actually sounds like the old steelworks

 

[rutabowa]

This is sick, I dont believe the guest mcs are strictly legit or gave permission but the beat is cool whatever

 

[hiccup]

Synthwave from Southport

Ignis - Single version (RED CROSS UKRAINE APPEAL), by EX-MACHINA

2 track album

ex-machina.bandcamp.com

 

[dessiato]

A good bump! I'd forgotten about band camp. I'm going to have a good dig around now.

 

[Knotted]

Nothing tagged with Luton unfortunately. It's like they're all a bit embarrassed or something...

 

[killer b]

Nothing tagged with Luton unfortunately. It's like they're all a bit embarrassed or something...

there's loads! Luton Music & Artists | Bandcamp

Including this drone tape by my mate Robbie, who I didn't realise had moved to Luton...

 

[Smokeandsteam]

Baudelaire. Post punk outfit from the Black Country. Superb:

“Inspired by the bleak environment of their native Black Country, post-punk band Baudelaire explore the unlit corners of the human condition. Weaving gothic atmospheres together with industrial sonics and noise-rock fury…”