It sounds great too! Would be a good idea to write about them next! It seems this band was the predecessor of Burning Winter. The only other upload in this Youtube account is a song by a band called Moonscope. This one doesn’t have a video but it was recorded in 1990 by the band’s original lineup. Then there’s “ Typical Life” but no information is available for this song.Īlso good to mention a song called “ Fireglow“. It says that the 12-string Rickenbacker was the signature sound of the band’s early days. The footage was filmed by Simon Kokins in the band’s rehearsal studio in Hunter Street. On the details it says that this was a live favourite. Then we find a song I really enjoy a lot, “ Painful Memory“. This track had been recorded by Dave Henderson. This same lineup is credited for the video of the song “ Mesmerised“.
I believe this was the original lineup of the band. Instead of Rachel Rose we find Phillippa Rees on keyboards and vocals. “ Killing Me” That was on the “My Beautiful Pigeonhole” also has a video. This song was produced by the band and engineered by Rob Taylor. I learn from the details included that the band was formed by Darren Rowe (lead vocals/guitar), Rachel Rose (guitar/vocals), Craig Beck (bass) and Mark Hetherington (drums). “ Sandcastles” that appeared on “The Corridor” comp has one video. The thing is that on Youtube there are more than a few songs by them, including official music videos. I don’t own any of these releases, not sure what information is available about the band in them, in the liner notes. This was also a compilation of Newcastle bands but this time only one song each. The only other song I know they properly released was called “Killing Me” which appeared on another Phantom Records compilation, “My Beautiful Pigeonhole” (PHCD-26). The four songs they included were “Sandcastles”, “Cecile”, “Denial” and “Wrong”. The band I want to investigate today is Burning Winter. The bands on this CD were Burning Winter, Golden Section, Me Me Me and Bugbears. This CD was a compilation of 4 EPs recorded by four prominent Newcastle (NSW Australia) bands of the early to mid 90s. I can’t wait for September!īack in 1994 the Australian label Phantom Records released “The Corridor” (PHCD-34). This track is gorgeous… the album seems promising.
The album will include this song and 12 more. And that’s not all, one of the songs, “This Boy is a Mess”, is up on Bandcamp for everyone to listen on repeat. “Dreaming Kind” will be available on vinyl and CD and you can pre-order now.
The Orchids: and lastly the legendary Glasgow band, one of the best bands ever, is releasing a new album on September 2. Hopefully gets released on physical format.
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Always fun and with smart lyrics, they know how to craft catchy poppy songs. It is called “Sirens” and it is a pretty one.Ĭalamity Jane & Wild Bill: the synth-pop duo from Berlin/Malmö is back with “Midnight Praises”, a 4 song EP. The Age of Colored Lizards: the Norwegians have been featured many many times on the blog. Do check their previous release that includes a song called “Entre Rios” that is ace. The band is formed by Flowzee on drums, Lucy on bass and vocals and Ber Von Largue on guitar. Their latest release were two songs they put out last April. Midlife Poetry: here’s a fun pop punk indiepop band from Berlin.
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You can also check the full session plus interview if you follow this link. These songs are “To Say Goodbye”, “Wired Eyes” and “Something Good”. Love, Burns: 3 out of 5 songs that were recorded for the Tom Gallo podcast, are available on the Love, Burns’ Bandcamp. It was a bit of a rough day in general, but well… at least I am feeling much better today. I was to publish this post yesterday but wasn’t feeling well.
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