Thea Gilmore – Cheap Tricks. Catchy tune from the rock/folk singer-songwriter’s new album 'Harpo’s Ghost'. A nice indie acoustic sound.
M.Craft – Sweets. Bought the album on the strength of this one song and wasn’t disappointed.
Juliette and the Licks – You’re speaking my Language. From the album of the same name, Juliette Lewis kicks ass with her band.
Sparks – When do I get to sing ‘My Way’? Another classic track from the Mael Brothers album Gratuitous sax and senseless violins.
Paradise Lost – How soon is now? Halifax’s very own doom metal merchants cover version of The Smiths song.
The Birthday Massacre – Happy Birthday. This track being my fave one from the bands ‘Violet’ album
Billy Idol – Flesh for Fantasy. Eighties Icons never die, they just get listened to over and over again by fans of the era like me.
Tristania – Aphelion. Awesome 2nd track on the Scandinavian gothic rock bands album called ‘Beyond the Veil’. Fantastic growling vocals with female vocal harmonies all linked together by some skilled guitar grinding.
Ace Frehley – Do ya. This track is currently used in the monster.com advert, though it’s badly done. Top track from Ace’s ‘Trouble walking’ album
The Free Association – Code 46 Soundtrack. Wasn’t sure on the movie and don’t know anything about the band but the soundtrack was excellent.
M.Craft – Sweets. Bought the album on the strength of this one song and wasn’t disappointed.
Juliette and the Licks – You’re speaking my Language. From the album of the same name, Juliette Lewis kicks ass with her band.
Sparks – When do I get to sing ‘My Way’? Another classic track from the Mael Brothers album Gratuitous sax and senseless violins.
Paradise Lost – How soon is now? Halifax’s very own doom metal merchants cover version of The Smiths song.
The Birthday Massacre – Happy Birthday. This track being my fave one from the bands ‘Violet’ album
Billy Idol – Flesh for Fantasy. Eighties Icons never die, they just get listened to over and over again by fans of the era like me.
Tristania – Aphelion. Awesome 2nd track on the Scandinavian gothic rock bands album called ‘Beyond the Veil’. Fantastic growling vocals with female vocal harmonies all linked together by some skilled guitar grinding.
Ace Frehley – Do ya. This track is currently used in the monster.com advert, though it’s badly done. Top track from Ace’s ‘Trouble walking’ album
The Free Association – Code 46 Soundtrack. Wasn’t sure on the movie and don’t know anything about the band but the soundtrack was excellent.
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