Friday is a big day for many Artists as this is the day they release their music to the world! The Radar Release will showcase 3 or 4 new releases that have been submitted to us by Bands or their PR Company’s.
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โWhen It Rains It Poursโ With The Maitlands
With the vocals being described as lying somewhere between a drunk Morrissey and a sober Mark E. Smith, it is hard to not make such comparisons, but with their garage/indie/alternative roots, The Maitlands are carving their own unique sound. Playing regular gigs in and around Manchester, they are starting to form a regular and faithful fan base. With numerous gigs and festivals lined up for 2020 it will see them stretch their legs further afield. New Single โWhen It Rains It Poursโ possibly Mailtands heaviest song yet taking inspiration from early 70โs heavy metal but giving it a Manchester indie rock spin. The song was written to commemorate the life of singer Carl’s Auntie Sue Rain; “It’s a light-hearted look at her life from my childhood memories”.
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Tom Houston’s Campbellโs Kament
Tom Houston is a compelling singer/songwriter from Central Scotland. He has received widespread airplay on BBC Scotland where he was Songwriter of Note on the Iain Anderson Show in April 2017.
The โGap in the Fenceโ series of singles continues Tomโs long term collaboration with the legendary Neill MacColl. The album boasts a talented crop of musicians such as Kate St John, Benn Nicholls, Mattie Foulds, Me for Queen and the Robson twins.
This single is the latest release in the โGap In The Fenceโ Series. The inspiration behind the song stems from Tomโs love of rivers and in particular the Whanganui River in New Zealand which was granted legal personhood in 2017.
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Brake Loose Dublin Daze
Irish hard rockers Brake Loose return with โDUBLIN DAZEโ after receiving support from the likes of Radio Nova, Vents Magazine, and Overdrive.ie. โDUBLIN DAZEโ shows them coming back bigger and better than ever bringing their heavy guitar riffs, dirty bass, tribal drums, catchy and repetitive melody, edgy and emotive yet raw vocals (Jim Morrison-esque) but this time bringing their spoken word poetry with a mischievous touch.
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