Time for another trawl through the recent goings-ons in the wonderful musical world of SoundCloud, which this weekend is brought to you by the letters F and S, and by the number 10. So, first up, seeing as last week we heard from one half of Bottle Of Evil, the bottle half, it's only fair we hear from the evil side of the duo. Here's Evil Hand with the "first track finished for the next as yet untitled album due September(ish)". It's called Ten Years. Can't wait for the album!
Be sure to check out some of Derek's fine back catalogue over here! Saint Max is up next. I've made no secret of my love for his recent EP Saint Max And The Fanatics (get it here). He's without doubt one of the shining lights of new Scottish music in 2012. Well, before he sheds his '...and the Fanatics' skin, he'll be playing a free gig in Bar Bloc on the 11th August. All the details are here. And here's a brand new track from the man himself.
Let's just get all the esses over and done with shall we?! A wee while back, SOS (the artists formerly known as Strawberry Ocean Sea) released Carry On Suzie. Well now there's a brand new video to go with it. You know me... I'm not one for videos, but you can watch it over here. This is more my thing...
Which leaves us with the three F's. The first of which is a newbie around these parts... Forest Fires from Edinburgh. They've just released Avalanche for FREE on SoundCloud. It's a belter... as are their other tracks from their Recovery release. So get downloading!
Two more to go now, and it's another first-timer on Kowalskiy. Friends In America have long been championed by The Pop Cop, so, spurred on by their great 'Tesco interview', I finally got around to having a proper listen. Just... wow!
Last up. the third single in as many months from one of my favourite new bands, Father Sculptor, has just surfaced. Aristide follows on nicely from Rhein and Frances. In fact, they just get better and better. They're all available on their Bandcamp. So, here it is. Hope you enjoy it. I'm off to watch Andy now...
Sunday 5 August 2012
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