From their album “Too Hot To Stop” (1976):
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Month: March 2025
Stela Cole – “Loverspell”
From her album “I Die Where You Begin” (2025):Current Swell – “If You Want My Time”
Based on Vancouver Island, this Canadian indie-rock band was formed back in 2005 and consists of Scott Stanton, David Lang, Marcus Manhas and Louis Sadava. They started as a group of friends who enjoy to jam, write music and perform in backyards. Since those humble beginnings they’ve toured extensively, opened for artists like The Beach Boys and won the Peak Performance Project in 2011. Inspired by Jimi Hendrix, The Doors and Nirvana, they released their debut album “So I Say” in 2005.
Celebrating the necessary balance between love’s affections and those small imperfections that elevate a relationship to something real, their new single is a heartfelt, emotional journey. Mixing touches of rock, roots and folk into an infectious melody, it’s the lustrous guitars and propulsive rhythm that catches us in a welcoming, sonic embrace. And with the warmth of Scott’s authentic vocals, this nostalgia-dipped tune is a feel-good groove that will find its way to your heart and your soul.
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Klymaxx – “Meeting In The Ladies Room”
From their album “Meeting In The Ladies Room” (1984):
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Young Gun Silver Fox – “Stevie & Sly”
From their upcoming album “Pleasure”, to be released in May 2025:
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Hope Wilkins – “hope u came”
Hailing from Canberra, this Australian singer and songwriter is a self-taught musician, whose musical journey began in high school, where she discovered a passion for writing poetry. When she picked up a guitar, she found the combination an outlet for her personal struggles. Since she’s been noticed by Triple J Unearthed and got a nomination for Best Live Act in the ACT National Live Music Awards. She’s supported Greta Stanley and Hands Like Houses and debuted with “Waste” in 2019.
Chronicling the devastating feeling of betrayal caused by the discovery of infidelity by your partner, her new single is a deeply personal account of her own experiences. Written and recorded in her garage, she captures the melodic passion in every note. With an intensifying driving beat, shimmering synths and captivating guitars forging an invigorating soundscape, it’s the raw emotion of her vocals that fill this tale of heartbreak with the courage to face a new future.
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