New Tele Novella track “No Excalibur” is included in The Vinyl District‘s Press Play feature.
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Faronheit posts new Tele Novella song “No Excalibur”
Faronheit includes new Tele Novella song “No Excalibur” in Friday’s Pick Your Poison feature.
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Sirens of Decay features Tele Novella song “Don’t Be A Stranger”
Sirens of Decay features “Don’t Be A Stranger”, the new song by Tele Novella, calling it “a nice little slice of pop whimsy”.
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Magnet Magazine features Weird Mob
Weird Mob’s “School For Akters” is Magnet Magazine‘s featured download today:
Hailing from the same Virginian lands that Thomas Jefferson strolled in the colonial era, married synth-driven pop artists Dave Gibson and Renee Reighart are Weird Mob. They just released their debut EP, They’re A Weird Mob, via the Hibernator Gigs label…Download EP track “School For Akters,” a song that would even make the dirty-toothed Mr. Jefferson crack a grin.
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Sirens of Decay picks Weird Mob’s “School For Akters” as Song of the Week
Sirens of Decay picks “School For Akters” by Weird Mob as Song of the Week and deftly unpacks the track:
Weird Mob’s sound isn’t exactly lo-fi, but they possess a definite nostalgia for retro noise and maybe a touch of romanticism for the simplistic. Their biggest strength (on top of their awesome songwriting ideas) is their incredible ability to meld an amazing harmony of guitars and keys. The keys really stood out for me in this track – they create this outer space/twilight sensation…I also appreciate how no singular part of their ensemble dominates another. In the end, it all comes down to Gibson’s vocals and his particular style that provides some strangely sunny take on a movie theater cult.
Read the full review here!
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Weird Mob in InForty
Weird Mob’s “School For Akters” is Peter’s Power Pop song of the day
Weird Mob track “School For Akters” is Peter’s Power Pop song of the day!
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Weird Mob in Sirens of Decay
Sirens of Decay includes Weird Mob track “Wired In Parallel” in its Shorthanded Goals feature.
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Weird Mob in The Vinyl District
The Vinyl District includes Weird Mob track “School For Akters” in its weekly Press Play feature.
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Weird Mob track “Wired In Parallel” in 7 Bit Arcade
7 Bit Arcade features Weird Mob song “Wired In Parallel” as the lead-off track in its weekly Singles Round-up:
Aptly based on our love of all things quirky, the first pick of this week is Weird Mob which includes a husband and wife librarian duo who sing tales of their out of this world adventures. They make sweet sugar drenched indie pop melodies in this song. The male and female vocals are warm and fun as they regale us with their journey. They have the sweet beep of the electronic keyboard but also have a raucous crash almost like turbulence at different junctures in the song to keep it as a lively tune.
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Weird Mob track “School For Akters” on Faronheit
Largehearted Boy posts Weird Mob track “School For Akters”
Largehearted Boy posts Weird Mob’s new track “School For Akters” in its Daily Downloads feature.
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The Jambar interviews The Van Allen Belt
The Jambar talks to The Van Allen Belt about the birth of the band, early days of throwing parties at their seven-person house at the University of Pittsburgh, future European tour plans, and their consistently otherworldly live sets. Catch them tonight in Youngstown, Ohio at The Lemon Grove.
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Album Review: Noise Violation reviews The Slowdown’s debut album
Noise Violation reviews The Slowdown’s debut album A:
[The Slowdown’s debut album A is] a collection of catchy riffs and attention grabbing vocals…With the focus on The Slowdown starting to build,…I would not be surprised if I were to hear a latest single released by The Slowdown reach popular demand internationally.
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Album Review: Uber Rock UK reviews The Slowdown’s debut album
Uber Rock (UK) reviews The Slowdown’s debut album A:
[The Slowdown] groove like Aerosmith and Zep at their ’70s peak, but it’s all wrapped up in modern rock melodies and production that give it a contemporary feel. Such as the impressive ‘Left Home’ with its extended instrumental sections giving it ‘epic’ status to my ears…The Slowdown can be proud that they have created a debut album that delivers…a new band worth checking out.
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Ghettoblaster Magazine interviews The Slowdown’s Sam Hoskins
Ghettoblaster Magazine interviews Sam Hoskins on the creation of The Slowdown’s debut album A.
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Album Review: Crash Music UK reviews The Slowdown’s debut album
Crash Music UK reviews The Slowdown’s debut album A:
‘All Gone’ [is] not only the best track on the album, but a track that…shows The Slowdown’s potential as a rock band who could satisfy a mature audience at a sold out show…they could be one of the future’s best rock bands.
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Album Review: 7 Bit Arcade reviews The Slowdown’s debut album
7 Bit Arcade reviews The Slowdown’s debut album A:
It all clicks together…on ‘Wardance‘, which sounds like Bon Jovi covering System Of A Down. It has everything from the menacing vocals of lead singer Sam Hoskins, with a slinking synth line and chugging guitars. It’s captivating.
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Album Review: Oklahoma Lefty reviews The Slowdown’s debut album
Oklahoma Lefty reviews The Slowdown’s debut album A:
The Slowdown’s album A is a fascinating mixture of styles and influences. Pulling from everything from U2 to Faith No More (the Mike Patton years) to the Smashing Pumpkins (post Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness) to Tool to Radiohead, The Slowdown has created a sound that is incredibly unique.
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Album Review: The Deli Magazine reviews The Slowdown’s debut album
The Deli Magazine reviews The Slowdown’s debut album A:
…a fantastic modern rock-inspired, heavy indie sound. With the combination of distorted riffs, clean and plucky bass, and smooth percussion overtones, this six-piece band definitely knows how to write a song.
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