[LISTEN] Holy Esque - Addicted Lovers (Robert Palmer Cover)

Holy Esque have unveiled their version on Robert Palmer's "Addicted Lovers", which acts as a follow-up to their debut album "At Hope's Ravine". And perhaps you might have guessed, it's got a very 80's feel to it with some deep and heavy synths paving the way.

"We have always trodden carefully in the realm of song covers." explains frontman Pat Hynes. "The idea of working on someone else's track before perfecting our own seemed strange and initially unappealing, but when the idea arose to interpret 'Addicted To Love' we really enjoyed the process. It's a dark and somewhat sleazy track with a sense of sex appeal and fun. We love the original and thought we could show a lighter side of the band through this '80s hit. I think we have achieved that and we may even feature the song in a few special upcoming shows."

[LISTEN] United Fruit - Where The Sun Beats Down

Scottish band United Fruit have revealed a brand new track which is taken from their new album "Eternal Return". "Where The Sun Beats Down" is a pure post-punk revival track, with some insane riffs and uplifting vocals, this track sounds like it's been written for the big stages, and after playing it, I can see them commanding the festivals in the coming months.


The single is lifted from the forthcoming album "Eternal Return", which is released May 13th. They're also on a short Scottish tour in May, you can check the dates out below.

United Fruit Scottish Tour
May
12 - The Tunnels, Aberdeen
13 - Madhatters, Inverness
14 - Restless Natives Festival, St Lukes, Glasgow
15 - Sneaky Pete's, Edinburgh
21 - Tolbooth, Stirling

[LISTEN] Yung - Uncombed Hair

Danish quartet Yung have revealed the latest track lifted from their forthcoming album "A Youthful Dream". It's a furious track that leads you astray at the beginning because it's just a lot down-tempo compared to their other work, but it sure enough sparks into life.

The track is a corner-stone of their live sets and I bet they'll be performing this one for years to come, it's just got 'mosh-pit' written all over it!

[LISTEN] Otherkin - I Was Born

Otherkin have revealed the follow up to their "The 201" EP with whip-cracking epic "I Was Born", which was recorded in a sweaty shack outside their native Dublin, the track had its first airing on Annie Mac's BBC Radio 1 show last night.

"I Was Born" is also the first taste of their forthcoming second EP "The New Vice" which is out 27th May via Rubyworks. So head on down and get your air guitar out for "I Was Born"

[LISTEN] Yonaka - Ignorance

After hearing about them before their first track was out, I had to find out what all the fuss was about, then I heard who was managing them then realised why. Their manager is one of the best in the business and has a record for taking on great bands.

Anyway, less of him... he knows who he is. Yonaka's music is a mixture between post-punk-revival and dark-rock, with subtle hints towards the era between 2002 and 2008 which saw this music at the forefront of the music world, they seem to be wanting to bring it back, and for good. Head on down to hear the onslaught juggernaut that is "Ignorance".

[LISTEN] Parkwave - (De)Construction [IAI PREMIÈRE]

Parkwave started back in 2013 and today sees them reveal their new track "(De)Construction" via It's All Indie! Even though the band is still fairly new they've played a few big shows already, Festival of Italian University Radios (Novara), Disorder Festival (Eboli) and Arezzo Wave Love Festival in the 2014. The band sound like they draw influences from Interpol, The Strokes and Franz Ferdinand as "(De)Construction" sounds like a track right from the late 00's - takes me right back!

Their single "Wave" features in the soundtrack of the independent movie 'The Antwerp Dolls' directed by Jack Reid. Their other track "Frames" was the the first single taken off their début album "Better Than This" out Feb 26 via Bizarre Love Triangles (IT) and Friends Records (US).

You can listen to "(De)Construction" right below.

[LISTEN] Man Made - Raining In My Head

Man Made today have shared their new track "Raining In My Head", which is taken from the forthcoming album "TV Broke My Brain". The track sounds like a lovechild between The Manic Street Preachers and The Smiths, it's got a great 90's Indie flavour to it but with an urgency of a teenager in bed with a fellow teenager - you get the idea.

There should be no surprise when I say that Man Made is lead by Nile Marr, yes, the son of The Smiths' very own Johnny Marr - so it's clear what his influences are!

[LISTEN] Gylt - Light On

So it seems that loads of new bands are popping up since the turn of the year, and today we have another. Gylt are not a Welsh band - as the name may suggest - but they're from the big smoke of London and play some straight up Indie-Rock. Comparisons can be made against The Libertines, early Blur and early Post-Punk-Revival bands such as Franz Ferdinand.

Take a listen to Gylt's debut track just below.

[LISTEN] Bloc Party - Blue Moon (Demo)

While in my car today, my massive 128GB flash drive threw this track on, it's a demo version of "England" which went on to feature as a b-side on "The Prayer" 7inch vinyl release. The demo shows the raw energy of the band and gives you an insight to what "A Weekend In The City" could've been. Kele said about "Blue Moon" that: "[The album is about] commuting, working, drinking, watching time slip by. It's not a dance punk record, that shit has been done to death. Dance punk will not be a noose around our necks."

To listen to more Bloc Party tracks and to delve further into the band's unreleased tracks head to blocparty.net

The Vaccines share video for 'Give Me A Sign'

The Vaccines have unveiled a brand new video for their next single 'Give Me A Sign'. Directed by Peter Huang, the clip is an incredibly entertaining short film. The video documents the life and times of a fictional 80's band 'Wood' whilst they record and perform their new album. The Vaccines themselves also make a small appearance as the documentary film-makers, which is ironic as they are usually the 'rock-stars' but in this clip they're on the other side of the story. Every little detail reflects the 80's rock-band lifestyle, from the hairstyles, to the concerts and to the outfits. 'Give Me A Sign' is an incredibly punchy track from The Vaccines, and is most definitely a crowd-pleaser.

You can catch The Vaccines on their UK tour from late November into early December, including three unmissable shows at the O2 Academy Brixton. Check out the brand new video below!


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[DAILY DOWNLOAD] Man Made - Carsick Cars

It's a shit drizzly morning here, and I bring to you a track that can easily brighten your day up. Yes it may be a track that was released early on in the year but after checking them out on tour with Kid Wave we're in love with them!

"Carsick Cars" is one of those tracks you can easily see on a EA Sports Soundtrack, it's got the driving guitars, post-punk revival sound and strikes a chord with me that instantly got me hooked! Download the track below for free!

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[LISTEN] Yung - Blue Uniforms

Praise the God of internet streaming! We found this today via the good medium of Soundcloud.com - if you're not a member you're clearly doing something wrong! Yung's brand new track "Blue Uniforms" totally got us hooked from the off, and the Danish band's latest track is an epic SIX minutes long affair with some astonishing vocal hooks, powerful guitars and topped off with a summery edge that's certainly going to be a hit at the festivals!

The track is taken from the EP, "These Thoughts Are Like Mandatory Chores", out Sept 18th (Fat Possum - US, Magniph - Japan, Tough Love - R.O.W)

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SPEARS release video for "Little White Lights" [IAI PREMIÈRE]

We're proud to have SPEARS' brand new video for their anthematic track "Little White Lies", the young band consists of four 16 and 17 year olds from Sheffield. Just goes to show that you don't need to be in your 30's to make great music that can easily rival Muse and Arctic Monkeys!

With an urgency behind the guitars and pulsating drums these guys are onto something big here, it looks like they've found their sound. Scroll on down to check out their brand new video here, and only here on It's All Indie! If you're heading down to The Great Escape check the band out on the End Of The Trail Records event here.

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Interpol unveil video for "Everything is Wrong‏"

Paul re-teamed with his collaborators Carlos Puga and cameraman Carlos Veron to direct this video for "Everything is Wrong" which is taken from their current album "El Pintor".

Interpol will be touring the Europe and the UK in January and February, dates below.

Interpol's European Dates
January
Friday 23 Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam
Saturday 24 Forest National, Brussels
Sunday 25 Palladium, Cologne
Tuesday 27 Olympia, Paris
Friday 30 Fabrique, Milan
February
Monday 2 Vega, Copenhagen
Wednesday 4 Colombiahalle, BerliN
Friday 6 Roundhouse, London
Saturday 7th Roundhouse, London
Sunday 8 Albert Hall, Manchester
Tuesday 10 Olympia, Dublin
Wednesday 11th Olympia, Dublin

Honeymilk stream new track "Let's Talk About Compassion"

Honeymilk are back, and my have they got a great new track too! We've compared them to Wilco and Calexico before, but this new track has a great taste of The Strokes thrown in for good measure, the vocals are simply amazing here, and when the chorus kicks in you can't help but adore this track!

"Let's Talk About Compassion" is out tomorrow (28th of October).

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Inherent Vice soundtrack to feature an unreleased Radiohead song

Radiohead fans are being very spolit recently, with Thom Yorke's new album released via BitTorrent last week, to little surprises like Karen O performing a cover of "High & Dry", and now the news that an unreleased track called "Spooks" will be released on the Inherent Vice soundtrack.

The song was performed live for the first time back in 2006, you can see the video below to check it out.

Glass Caves stream album track "Go"

Yesterday their new song "Go" premièred on The Clash's website, it's a brand new song that's going to be the centre-piece of their début album, "Alive". It's an energetic song with screeching guitars, even bigger choruses and some great lyrical hooks!

This sound was massive in 2004/2005, and since that was 10 or so years ago think of this as the new wave of Post-Punk-Revival bands! They can seriously do some damage with this stormer if people pick up on it, hence why we're posting, just listen!

Glass Caves UK Dates
September
19 Manchester Castle Hotel
26 Leeds Wardrobe
27 Barnsley Opium No. 10

October
8 York Basement
9 Leeds Brudenell Social Club
10 Sheffield Rocking Chair
16 Liverpool Zanzibar
17 Stockton Zu Bar
24 Middlesborough Mink Bar
25 Wakefield Warehouse 23
28 London Buffalo Bar
29 Brighton The Green Door Store
30 Guildford Boileroom

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Watch Ocean Jet's video for "Distant"

We're not massively into the Russian Indie and Rock scene, but if every band is like Ocean Jet then we're going to be in safe hands, their new track "Distant" is being premièred by the ELLO channel and you can check out the dark-rock track below.

It's a dark brooding mix of Editors third album, Kasabian and some processed beats this video that accompanies it is simple beautiful!

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Interpol unveil Paul Banks directed video for "Twice As Hard"

Interpol have unveiled the new video for "Twice As Hard" which was directed by their front-man, Paul Banks. The song is lifted off their recently released album "El Pintor" and is the latest track to be given the single treatment.

You can check out the video below!

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The Strokes are to work on new material next year!

Julian Casablancas spilled the beans on The Strokes' new album and has told BBC 6 Music their intentions.

"In January we might meet up and work on some ideas. Everyone is psyched. Everything is in a really cool place."

Earlier on this year the band has been seen at a select few festivals and a handful of headline shows in America. So hopefully this will push the band to try out new material live, new shows too? Who knows, but this is a great piece of news for any fan of The Strokes!