Lock-In, Krooked Tongue, Atlas Rivers and Pool Era share new music!
Fresher than a dip in the Artic ocean with some of that mint shower gel stuff on your knackers... it's the latest new music drop from Freshly Squeezed: A New Music Podcast. Four new bands to wrap your ears around this week with four brilliant new tunes on offer. This weeks line up is:Lock-In: The Essex 5-piece were on many a "ones to watch" list back in January and have spent the months since proving exactly why they deserve that accolade. They rock!Krooked Tongue: A band for fans of Queens of the Stone Age and Royal Blood, Krooked Tongue are an exciting (and loud) band on the Bristol music scene.Atlas Rivers: If you like early James, you'll like Atlas Rivers. Based between the UK and Spain the band have been catching some attention in Manchester since playing their first gig only a year ago.Pool Era: From up in the hill of Rochdale, Pool Era are following in the footsteps of the likes of fellow North West guitar bands The Ks and Courteeners with a some big 'sing-a-long' indie anthems!Get stuck in, discover your next favourite band and subscribe to the podcast for more!Freshly Squeezed is written, researched and hosted by Jim Salveson. Additional sound design and production support from Ant McGinley. The show's theme tune 'Blue Blazer' is from Manchester's Spin Klass.
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Sports Team on their new album. Plus Rosellas and Lunar Hijack chat new music.
More new music and conversations with the people who made it, and this week on the Freshly Squeezed podcast you'll hear from Rosellas, Lunar Hijack and Sports Team.Rosellas The Manchester band tell us what it's like when you get to sign that record deal, and chat about their first new music in a little while.Lunar Hijack Jim chats to Scott from the Punk-Rock-Emo-Pop band from Worcestershire.Sports Team Joining us while on tour right now, we check out the brand new album 'Boys These Days.'Freshly Squeezed is written, researched and hosted by Jim Salveson. Additional sound design and production support from Ant McGinley. The show's theme tune 'Blue Blazer' is from Manchester's Spin Klass.
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Red Light Factory, Rilas Edge and Emergency Break squeeze some new music into the podcast.
Back to normal after last weeks 'Emergency Broadcast' with STONE. If you missed that, you can listen here.Normal means another dose of brilliant new music along with top conversations with the artists who made that music. This week on the Freshly Squeezed podcast you'll hear from:Red Light Factory: A duo of artists who have played alongside some of the greats (Liam Gallagher) and that were born out of the ashes of Twisted Wheel. Harry Lavin and Ben Warwick tell us all about their new project.Rilas Edge: Great at writing catchy indie anthems, less good at playing quizzes about roads. Check out the bands brand new bop 'Undone'.Emergency Break: If you like the Strokes, the Hives and your guitar fuzzy then this is a band you need to check out. The London band are talking new tune 'Dollface'.Freshly Squeezed is written, researched and hosted by Jim Salveson. Additional sound design and production support from Ant McGinley. The show's theme tune 'Blue Blazer' is from Manchester's Spin Klass.
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STONE's Fin Power "I'd rather have no label and be able to be who we are" - EMERGENCY EPISODE!
STONE frontman Fin Power caused quite a stir this week when he published a message to fans via social media explaining why the band had parted company with their record label and their experience as a band.He didn't hold back from criticising the imposed creative process, social media strategy and lack of delivery of promises made to the group that persuaded them to sign the deal in the first instance and overshadowed the release (and success) of debut album 'Fear for a Lifetime'.You can read the statement via X here: https://x.com/STONELIVERPOOL/status/1920930114063188460This is a fascinating interview revealing the nature of being signed to a major label providing great insight for music fans and emerging artists alike.Freshly Squeezed is written, researched and hosted by Jim Salveson. Additional sound design and production support from Ant McGinley. The show's theme tune 'Blue Blazer' is from Manchester's Spin Klass.
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Alex Spencer, Nathan Wrigley, Park View and Stanleys making some new indie noises!
If you ever needed evidence that the new music scene in the UK is exploding right now then here it is.Another four brilliant acts feature on this episode of Freshly Squeezed: A New Music Podcast each with a brilliant new tune you need to get your ears around. This week Jim Salveson speaks to:Alex Spencer: One of the most hotly tipped young artists in the UK right now, Alex has been making music since he was 10. Now 18, his forthcoming EP is set to be his best work yet.Nathan Wrigley: Formerly of Callow Youth, Nathan shares why he's now embarking on a solo project and shares his debut single.Park View: For fans of Maximo Park and Sam Fender, these Geordie Indie rockers and a firm part of the growing scene in the North East right now.Stanleys: The mighty Wigan band Stanleys are back with brand new music... and that is ALWAYS a good thing.Freshly Squeezed is written, researched and hosted by Jim Salveson. Additional sound design and production support from Ant McGinley. The show's theme tune 'Blue Blazer' is from Manchester's Spin Klass.
Freshly Squeezed is a podcast for new music lovers... a place where you can hear new sounds before anyone else and discover artists before they become the next big thing.
Jim Salveson will introduce you to three new indie/rock artists every week, play you new tracks and tell the stories behind them!
The Freshly Squeezed playlist is used with permission from (the brilliant) Spin Klass. Discover more from them via Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5x7QoymFU5Si2MHOgUi5mN?si=RnGeJR2KRiaXnY69tzwbQw
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