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Under the Radar premieres SeepeopleS’ new video “Shame”

New LP Field Guide For Survival In This Dying World Out October 7th

SeepeopleS – photo by Lauryn Sophia.

SeepeopleS is the politically-charged indie project led by Portland-based singer/songwriter and producer Will Bradford. The band have been making their way through the indie underground for decades, taking a fluid approach to genre lines but uniting their diverse stylistic instincts with a strident topical edge. Later this year, they’re set to return with their sixth LP, Field Guide For Survival In This Dying World, and they’ve been teasing the album with a series of singles, including their latest release, “Shame,” premiering with Under the Radar.

“A fluid approach to genre lines but uniting their diverse stylistic instincts with a strident topical edge. ‘Shame,’ takes its inspiration from the dark realities of modern life. Bradford weaves a muted confessional, one that cuts deep as it explores the shame of a country that lets its children live under the continual threat of violence. This song goes out to all the lonely scared kids in this world – I hope they know they’re not alone.”

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Roughstock debuts the new single from Maple Run Band, “Tears of a Fool,” calling it a “classic country weeper.”

We’ve got a classic country weeper for your listening pleasure today. Full of regret and self-loathing, the song is a preview track from the band’s forthcoming sophomore album release. The stories run the gamut from lost love to shattered dreams to lost potential, with a wry wit that recalls iconic Americana stalwart John Prine.

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It’s Psychedelic Baby Mag debuts the new single from Ghost Pavilion, “Fallout,” noting its “cyberpunk chillwave spells… ones bearing transience, resilience and the joy of movement in liminal spaces.”

Flooded with anxiety and existential dread, Higgs wrote ‘Fallout’ at the beginning of lockdown, recalling a dreaded trip to yet another supermarket with limited supplies, but this time to the tune of Bobby McFerrin’s indelible ‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy’ blaring over the speakers. Higgs remembers asking himself the obvious, “Is this it?”.

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Hypebot – 6 Questions with UK indie-rockers Red Rum Club as they kick off a US tour

Red Rum Club in front of the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles photo by Jordan Daniel Logan
Red Rum Club – photo by Jordan Daniel Logan.

Red Rum Club hails from Liverpool. But as you read this new edition of the Bandsintown, Hypebot, and CelebrityAccess “6 Questions With” series, the indie band is early in a 14-city tour of the USA and Canada.

Your sound feels smartly planned but with a heavy dose of fun. For example, your new track, “Vanilla,” begins with a retro distorted bass riff sitting atop a thumping beat. Then the song builds from there, but with some strategic musical pauses. Is that the kind of playful build that fans can expect at shows on your current US tour, or does winning over a live audience require different pacing?

‘Smartly planned but with a heavy dose of fun’ could be a very good way to describe this band. I think for us, we view the US in the same way we viewed the UK when we were first starting out there.

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Red Rum Club is top pick for Riff Magazine’s Tuesday Tracks

Red Rum Club in front of the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles photo by Jordan Daniel Logan
Red Rum Club – photo by Jordan Daniel Logan.

Red Rum Club, “Vanilla” – Red Rum Club is an independent U.K. rock band with a trumpet player. It’s opened for The 1975 and Noel Gallagher, and played the Glastonbury and Isle of Wight festivals.

“Vanilla” has a bass line that sounds a little like the The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army,” but a much fuller musical sound, since the band is a sextet. The song is about a lover who leaves because she finds the narrator boring: “She said my darling, my dear/ I’m filled with a fear/ Concerning a flaw that/ Continues to appear/ You’re living for Monday/ Your living is mundane/ Your presence is a killer/ Your flavor: vanilla.”

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Grimy Goods shares the latest single from Sonja Midtune, “Growing Up (For You),” calling it “radiant” and “luminescent.”

“Growing Up (For You)” reveals the intricate cross-roads of Americana that Sonja sits at — opening with the dusty rhythms of galloping drums and the driving gloam of myriad guitars. But it’s also imbued with an ethereal electronica that haunts the empty spaces between its lush instrumentation. 

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