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Last Week’s Jams (9.23 – 9.27)

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We’re drawing towards the end of the year, and while that means arbitrary musical lists of things, what it also means is that we’ve got a few more records hanging out to enjoy before the year is up. Personally, there were some great new songs from trauma ray, EggS and the Wickies, which indicated that these acts have a lot of promise to deliver. Best Bets dropped their latest LP, which was on our radar, not to mention the new release from Being Dead and Feeling Figures. Loved the introduction to Coldwave, and it never hurts to wrap up the end of the week with new music from Constant Follower!

Last Week’s Jams (9.3 – 9.6)

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Just because it was a short week doesn’t mean we couldn’t cover a whole lot of brand new music, especially since there were some unexpected returns that we didn’t know were coming, like new jams from The Green Child and The Innocence Mission. More recent favorites dropped some solid tracks for us, so check in with the latest from Best Bets, Naked Roommate and Mo Dotti. But, don’t just think it was all bangers, with the softer side coming through via Adrian Marner and Tom Emlyn. And, be sure to check in with that new Forceghost, who I’d like to apologize to for misspelling the name of their Recycled Hearts release; sorry my friends! Just press play and enjoy!

Wolfschmidt Share Cosmic Joke

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If like me, you’re waking out of a sleepy slumber, by all means, just turn this Wolfschmidt tune to let you sort of slink into Friday. In contrast to their last energetic banger, this tune sort of lets you slide your pants on one leg at a time, careful to build up that energy before unleashing a wall of noise, like an alarm clock urging you to wake. Building and building, the Swedish outfit are all about the rising action, pushing the listener to the climactic moment when the band breaks it all down and pushes for sonic exploration. This is the final listen before their EP drops in full today!

Last Week’s Jams (8.5 – 8.9)

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Another week, and another weird day where I posted more than one person should, but alas, there has been a lot of really great music of late. So, below you’ve got our weekly playlist, sort of summing up where we ended last week, before we head into this new one. We had a really great Rock n’ Recipe interview with former ATX band Blood, plus some more local love for Letting Up Despite Great Faults. Covered some great new music from Naked Roommate, Wut and Lunar Vacation, then ended the week with one of my favorite acts, Constant Follower. There’s tons of music in between too, and we’ll be back again with more following these messages.

Wolfschmidt Share Crisis Single

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Twisted and turned into a need for some crunchy rock this morning, though I’ll never shy away from a nice vocal, thus why this Wolfschmidt single’s hitting home. You’ll hear the feathered curl of melody working throughout the song, carefully tucked beneath the wall of noise built up by the Swedish outfit. For me, the crashing of the riffs feels more like a 90s alternative radio lean, so as a 90s teen, that’s definitely something that resonates with my listening habits. They continue those ripping lines as they chaotically bring the song to a dramatic close, pumping up the volume and mixing up speeds so you’re head spins until the track comes to an abrupt stop!

Last Week’s Jams (4.17 – 4.20)

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If there is one song I want you to listen to it has to be the absolute smash hit from Maine’s Big Blood; I think I’ve listened to that track 1000 times since I’ve heard it, if not more. Of course, there’s other great tunes to enjoy as well, like that pop ditty from Tough Age, or Rama Lama’s new signing, Echo Ladies. Plus, Austin held its own again with new stuff from Dress Warm and RF Shannon. And, if you’re looking for something with some legs, there’s at least a handful of tunes stretching beyond the 4 minute mark, so indulge as you must.

Wolfschmidt Share Suffocated

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As we’ve likely mentioned 100s of times on ATH, it’s often near impossible to find bands who can create a style and sound completely their own. Well I think I’ve found one today with this stunning new single called “Suffocated” from Gothenberg, Sweden based outfit Wolfschmidt. The driving force behind the song is clearly the next level drum work which interplays beautifully with the shoegaze style of the guitars and hushed vocals. Hopefully this is the only the beginning of great tracks from Wolfschmidt.

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