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Alter The Press review “Fragile Mansions”, the latest EP from What Would Jesus Drive



"These four songs demonstrate a flair and vision not often seen within the indie genre,.." - Alter The Press


What Would Jesus Drive's latest EP, Fragile Mansions is still causing waves in the online press, with reviews coming in from all four corners of the world wide web.

The latest to to pop up in our inboxes is a review posted by our friends at Alter The Press. They've awarded the EP an impressive 4 out of 5 stars, and truly jumped on board the WWJD bandwagon.

If you can't see the video for EP title track, Fragile Mansions below, check it out on What Would Jesus Drive's YouTube Page.



Fragile Mansions is available on CD from the EyeSeeSound website and digitally from Amazon and iTunes. You can also download the EP absolutely free from the band's Official Website.

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Posted Wed, 09 Mar 2011 in What Would Jesus Drive

God Is In The TV Zine review A Genuine Freakshow’s upcoming EP



With the release date of their upcoming EP hurtling fast toward us, A Genuine Freakshow are still piling up the press. The latest tidbit of news comes from God Is In The TV Zine, who've cast their critical eyes over Hopscotch Machine Gun Madness, and awarded it 4 out of 5 stars. Get over there and check out the full review.

If you can't see the stream for Hopscotch Machine Gun Madness by below, stream it directly from A Genuine Freakshow's Soundcloud page.

Hopscotch Machine Gun Madness by A Genuine Freakshow

Hopscotch Machine Gun Madness is due for release 14th March 2011 via Peartree Records

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Posted Wed, 09 Mar 2011 in A Genuine Freakshow

The Sunday Mail review The Son(s) debut album



"Hypnotic and gorgeous,.." - The Sunday Mail


After causing a storm online with their self titled debut album, The Son(s) have picked up some love in the Scottish press! The Sunday Mail got their hands on the album, gave it a listen and awarded it a fantastic 4 out of 5 stars.

You can read the full review below.



If you can't see the stream for single, and album track, Radar below, head over to our Soundcloud.

The Son(s) - Radar by abadgeoffriendship

If you can't view the spooktacular video for the single below, watch it on The Son(s) YouTube page.



The Son(s) debut album is Rough Trade's recommended album of the week. You can buy it on CD via the Rough Trade website for £7.99.

Their single, Radar, was released via EliandOz, and is available to download via iTunes and Amazon.

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Posted Wed, 09 Mar 2011 in The Son(s)

Introducing… Gunning For Tamar



Oxford based four-piece, Gunning For Tamar formed in early 2010. While they may not have been around for very long, they've still managed to make a significant dent in the UK's music scene. The lads have already been featured on XFM and BBC Introducing, played a number of festivals over the summer (including Guilfest) and have even picked up the much coveted Breakthrough Track Of The Week over on NME, for "The Organs", taken from their debut split single.

Never ones to shy away from hard work, Joe Wallis (lead vox/guitar), Dan Pollard (guitar/keyboards/vox), D’Arcy King (drums) and Ben Green (bass) are now ready to take on 2011, as they release their new EP Deaf Cow Motel.

"German Treasure Island" provides an explosive opening for the EP, with the raw punch of drums and guitar setting the tone perfectly. Joe's vocals float over the top of this sonic battle, providing a melodious contrast that builds up into an impressive climax. "Running With Scissors" and "God Made Colours" showcase the band's technical skills masterfully, with layers of guitar really coming to the forefront of the tracks.


Gunning For Tamar - German Treasure Island by abadgeoffriendship

It's clear that this is a band who are extremely focused, having spent 2010 learning to read each other like it's second nature, as the sound they have created leaves no room for complacency. Closing with "Bonfires", the band proves they are capable of creating a dynamic and experimental sound that offset's the other three tracks on the EP. It's an ambitious track that really pays off, showing that this four piece are more than comfortable crossing boundaries and defying the listener's expectations.

Deaf Cow Motel will be released via Walnut Tree Records and will be available to buy on CD and Download 30th May 2011.



Tracklisting:

1. German Treasure Island
2. Running With Scissors
3. God Made Colours
4. Bonfires

Although the EP isn't out until May 30th, Rock Sound have already featured the video for "German Treasure Island" as an exclusive on their website. You can also view the video below or via YouTube.



A short, minute-long video preview for the EP is also available to watch below but if you can't see this video, you can also view it directly on the band's YouTube page.



Review copies of the EP are available. Please email info@abadgeoffriendship.com for more details.

Posted Tue, 08 Mar 2011 in Gunning For Tamar

Esperi’s “My Tear Dissolved The View” made Q Magazine’s (online) Track Of The Day



More amazing news for master of the acoustic, Esperi. His
moving and ethereal new single, My Tear Dissolved The View, is being featured over on Q Magazine's website as Track Of The Day.

While you're there, you HAVE to check out the video for the track - it's left a lump permanently lodged in our throats since we first watched it, and it really is a wonderful experience.

My Tear Dissolved The View by Esperi

You can download Esperi's My Tear Dissolved The View absolutely free from Soundcloud or, alternatively, you can also download this track via Esperi's Bandcamp page.

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Posted Tue, 08 Mar 2011 in Esperi