You Should Be Listening To...Slender Pins

Slender Pins are a London based dance punk band who write songs about medieval plagues,  wicked landlords and millennial metropolitan life. Alongside an obsessive appetite for melodic and rhythmic hooks, main songwriters, vocalist, Ash and, guitarist, Alex hold on to one fundamental principle when creating music with, bassist, Rob and, drummer, Ed - does it soothe both mind and body, in equal measure?

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Under The Radar: The Clocks

I discovered The Clocks at Gallery Of Sound. I found their album the same day as I found Balance's debut album. I recall not buying them because I wasn't sure what genre they would be, but I stopped doing leaving an album if I was unsure of the genre. I started to ask myself why certain albums got my attention and I started buying these albums because I wanted to listen to these bands.

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Premiere: Oslo

The latest tune from Oslo is a heavy metal tune. It begins with silence, but 43 seconds in, it begins and we hear instruments, not drum machines, it's a person creating music with instruments. All we ask you to do is listen, so give this excellent tune a listen!

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Premiere: Silvertone Hills

Silvertone Hill's latest tune "Stubborn Lovers" is an anthem for love gone wrong. The track reminds listeners that there are no dead ends on the road to happiness, only detours.

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Premiere: Zack King

The latest tune from Zack King is a pop punk tune that we were blown away by when we listened to it. All we ask you to do is listen, so give this fantastic tune a listen!

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Under The Radar: Roadmaster

I discovered Roadmaster because of a website called RateYourMusic. I was looking up 1970s obscure rock albums and I saw the album cover to Sweet Music! I remember adding it to my Spotify library, but I didn't start listening to them until I had gotten a copy of it on vinyl. After I got it on vinyl, I listened to it all the time and it became one of my favorite albums ever!

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Premiere: Seth Witcher

The latest tune from Seth Witcher is fantastic. A guy singing, playing guitar, and using a drum machine. All we ask you to do is listen, so give this wonderful song a listen!

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Retronaut Favorites: The Raconteurs

I discovered The Raconteurs while I was transferring music to my first MP3 player. While I was transferring some of the albums that were on our computer, I also discovered Louis XIV and The Virgins! 

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For Promotional Use Only, Not For Sale

If there's one topic we discuss at GenClash, it's the importance of music promotion. The only way we discover new music is if it's promoted to us, or if we look at CDs, cassettes, or vinyl and write down albums we want to check out.

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Under The Radar: Kik Tracee

I discovered Kik Tracee in my dad's CD collection. A few years ago, I picked a bunch of CDs to burn including albums by Jesus Jones, The The, and Motherland. I noticed an EP called Field Trip by Kik Tracee and I burned it, listened to it and was very impressed with what I heard.

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Premiere: Seth Witcher

Seth's latest tune is excellent. Full of honest lyrics that listeners can relate to, Seth is an artist people should be listening to, not only because his lyrics are relatable but because he's truly talented. In a world that promotes untalented people, be one of the people who listens to promotes talented people like Seth Witcher.

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Retronaut Selects: Enuff Z'Nuff - Strength (1991)

I remember my dad saying that he loved this album many times, and lately, I've been relistening to a lot of albums and listening to some for the first time. I remember hearing these songs when my dad would play them on our home stereo when I was growing up.

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