Category: INDIE ROCK
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Tired Radio / Neckscars / American Thrills / Nightmare For A Week – Split 7″ (Engineer Records / Sell The Heart Records)
Here’s another one from the Engineer Records batch that arrived in Thoughts Words Action headquarters about two weeks ago. There’s a pretty much good reason why I left this particular release for reviewing in a new year. Also, there’s a pretty good reason why this release ended up on our Top Releases Of 2021 list.…
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Pam Risourié – So Be It, Eternity LP (Engineer Records / Araki Records / Lofish Records / Pyrrhic Victory Recordings)
Sometimes I forget about some releases that I heard before, and sadly, this happened to me with this particular record. I remember that this record instantly blew me away when I heard it over streaming services. Luckily, Engineer Records sent it for a review in their latest batch, along with other goodies. The cover artwork…
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About Leaving – Sculptures Of Water (Engineer Records / Navalla Discogs / CGTH Records / I’m Not Going Anywhere Tonight Records)
Engineer Records decided to nail this year with some outstanding records and the vinyl I would like to talk about today is unquestionably one of those that deserve your full attention. Sculptures Of Water by About Leaving is one of those records that will suit all the admirers of emo sound, but who knows, maybe…
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Winchester 7 & The Runners – Catacomb Songs
Today, we have something completely different from what we get used to before. At least, that’s my impression, and I cannot remember when we had a ukulele rock band on these pages. The story of Winchester 7 & The Runners is unique as well. Winchester 7 is the creative force behind the band. He’s the…
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Rebel Star – Početak I Kraj (Geenger Records / Pop Depresija)
When Danijel of Geenger Records asked me to listen to a debut single by this group, I had a strange feeling about it. For some unexplainable reason, I thought I heard it before. It was impossible since the single was recently released, but that feeling remained inside my head for a while. It reminded me…
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Fluid Underground – Crni Kilovati (Geenger Records)
Stoner and sludge became popular in recent years. To be more precise, they’re becoming even more popular each day, and tons of groups are playing these genres nowadays. Still, most of them are mimicking old-school sound or going deep into experimentations that often sound unbearable. It could seem like a difficult task for inexperienced listeners…
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Decent Criminal – DC EP (Sell The Heart Records/Gunner Records)
Here’s another great from the Sell The Heart Records batch. This group is not a stranger to these pages, and I had a chance to review their third full-length material named Bliss. Decent Criminal is one of those groups that are constantly experimenting with the sound, shape-shifting sonic aesthetics, and delving deep into the depths…
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Heavy Seas – Everything Breaks (Sell The Heart / Little Rocket Records / Rad Girlfriend Records)
It’s been a while since I planned to check out the Sell The Heart Records catalog, but many things were on the way. Finally, that day has come, so I picked a tremendous band for this particular occasion. As far as I am informed, Heavy Seas are a relatively new post-hardcore trio from Chicago and…
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Chain And The Gang – In Cold Blood LP (Sounds Of Subterrania)
I believe that most of our readers will be familiar with the name, such as Ian Svenonious, especially those into Dischord Records releases. The record I would like to talk about today is another recent Sounds Of Subterannia release. The label has again proven the point of being open to almost every music genre, but…
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Sedlmeir – Schallplatte CD (Off Label Records)
Here are the latest release from the recent batch sent by Rookie Records. I have to admit it was a nice collection of various artists ranging from punk rock to even experimental music. These releases were recent recordings released by the labels such as Rookie Records, Kidnap Music, and Off Label Records. Today’s pick comes…
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The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name – Grief Songs CD (Engineer Records)
To be honest, I wasn’t familiar with this group until David of Engineer Records pointed me out to their music. He sent their compact disc for a review, so this rainy day is the perfect timing for this type of sound. As far as I am informed, The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name…