New Indie Music – “Short Cuts” Ep. 64
Preview this week’s new indie music tracks by Sicky, Moonlight Jones, The Cards I Play, The Pearl Harts and Black Market Karma w/ Tess Parks.
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Black Market Karma “The Sky Was All Diseased” (with ...
closeUK-based Black Market Karma and iconic vocalist Tess Parks present ‘The Sky Was All Diseased’, an international collaboration rooted in friendship and spontaneity. This is the first taste of the band’s eleventh full-length album ‘Friends In Noise’, which will be released in mid-January via London boutique label Flower Power Records. […]
The Pearl Harts “MORE”
closeToday, riled-up rock duo THE PEARL HARTS are back with a bang with new single “More”, taken from their forthcoming second album ‘Love, Chaos’ due early next year. A playful rock track laced with a satirical twist, “More” arrives as the first new music from The Pearl Harts since their […]
The Cards I Play “Take My Hand”
closeBeing the fourth single off the band’s previously released debut full-length album “Retrograde” (after the outstanding and critically-acclaimed “Run”, “Shades Of Gray” and “When The Suns Collide”), Japanese alternative act The Cards I Play now unleashes the energizing “Take My Hand”! Accompanied by a visual (including a combination of red […]
Moonlight Jones “Whatcha Doin’ To Me”
closeMusic has taken Moonlight Jones to many corners of the globe and from coast to coast in the United States. A self-taught guitarist, he was fascinated with how easily music could open up whole worlds of creativity and inspiration. He promptly learned as much as he could from every musician […]
SICKY “A Bite Without A Mark”
closeBritish alternative artist SICKY presents the single ‘A Bite Without A Mark’, a fun whimsical slice of his thickly layered sophomore album ‘Garbage Town’, following up earlier singles ‘Garbage Town’ and ‘The Bridge’. SICKY is the solo project of Mick Butler, his brand of melodic Britpop-infused indie rock spells good […]