Stone Deaf’s “Red Head” packs a punch from the first chord, channeling the rawness and relentless energy of a band that’s barely a year old but already sounds seasoned. From BBC radio’s “rollicking” praise to sold-out shows in their hometown of Swansea, Stone Deaf’s trajectory has been steep, and it’s easy to see why. “Red Head” isn’t merely a song; it’s a rallying cry for those who’ve endured the toxic push and pull of manipulation, wrapped in a thick coat of distortion, thumping bass, and unapologetic power.
After an intensive 6-month World Tour through the pubs and shady bars of New York, Amsterdam, and Zurich, Urban Walrus found its way back to the recording studio and presents its new masterpiece, a 90s rock anthem about ruing the day as it starts.
Hailing from Ulverstone in North-West Tasmania, Don’t Come Monday has carved a niche in the local music scene with their eclectic mix of rock, blues, folk, funk, punk, reggae, and country. Their latest single, “A Man’s Man,” exemplifies this diverse blend, taking listeners on a journey through contemporary rock and blues with a distinctly Tasmanian twist.
Blossoms latest single “What Can I Say After I’m Sorry” is a cracking new track with a funkier spin on their signature sound In collaboration with Jungle’s very own J Loyd, The Corals James Skelly, Blossoms return for the first time since 2023 with a bang. Still complete with plenty of synths and lead singer Tom Ogden’s classic Brit-pop vocals, the groovy bass line and scaling melody add a new dimension to the band’s discography.
Artist: Paul McCartney Single: Junior’s Farm (One Handed Clapping Sessions) Genre: Paul McCartney Release Date: April 26th, 2024 50…