By Enter The Shell
The podcast currently has 337 episodes available.
In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Matt Caskitt & the Breaks – Talk Talk
Reflecting on life choices and the difference between where you are and where you desire to be
Sugar Crease – Granville
Joyous & surreal indie from Greater Manchester
Chronic Fatigue – Serenity
blending their punk roots with influences from post-punk, metal, and experimental hip-hop to create a uniquely immersive sound.
OWN WORLD – L.M.H
conveys the constant shift between distraction and focus.
Altercation featuring Aunty Rae & Windu – Destination
Originally from the scenic surroundings of Queenstown, bringing a distinctive blend of emotive depth and rhythmic finesse to his music.
Sugar Bones – How I Do
captures the band’s signature groove-heavy style and blends infectious melodies with raw, emotional depth.
https://sugarbonesband.com/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Like Elephants – Days.Thoughts.And.Dreams
tells of fears and insecurities that the fast-paced present with all its excessive demands brings with it.
ISTA – Megawatt
a power plant of feel good party vibes and funky garage-rock rhythms.
Starting Early – The Ride
Washington DC based garage-rock indie trio
The Briefs – High Society
they’re proving punk’s not dead—it’s just getting weirder
Heavy Bloom – Crash
an exciting balance of funky-soul, alternative R&B, and intelligently innovative Seattle style.
SPACE&AGES – Puzzle Piece
a toe-tapping indie rock anthem, made up of a thick Aussie accent complimenting gorgeous, emotive vocals, boppy guitar, uptempo drums and playful bass riffs.
https://www.instagram.com/spaceandages/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Bart And The Brats – Only Fair
One-man recording project but full-on three-piece live Punk Rock juggernaut Bart and the Brats from La Rochelle, France, drops 4 new tracks on this 7 incher.
Tyrese Ryan – 24 in Paris
an indie pop track with subtle soul and rock influences that captures the essence of a love story set against the magical backdrop of Paris.
Metò – Sire Rock
song blends nostalgia and fresh energy in a captivating fusion of indie folk warmth and 2000s punk-pop vibrance.
Okay Alright – misty
I’ve played a few tracks off his album “soften my eyes after sleepless nights” you should check him out!
Loren Berí – Sequin Jacket
spiky style of psych-pop
Loren Aronov – Boys Like You
a powerful indie bedroom pop track that captures the raw emotions of a teen experiencing the roller-coaster of a heartbreak.
https://www.instagram.com/lorenaronov/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Kit – Overshadowing Me
Liverpool band Kit are set to re-release their critically acclaimed 12-inch single “Overshadowing Me” followed by a compilation album “Picture, Postcards, Dreams, Unsung Songs” that features early releases and previously unreleased songs. This collection invites a new generation to enjoy the beauty and grace that defines Kit’s legacy.
Stavro – Lute Song
Taken from the album “You Turning World”
June Rest – Westward Bound
narrates a compelling saga of an individual’s decision to relocate from the east to the west of the country. The anticipation and suspense associated with this significant life transition is palpably evident throughout the duration of the single.
Del Scott Miller – Around Here
the song is a comment on time passed, opportunities missed and potential neglected, told from the point of view of someone trying to convince themselves those things are just misplaced.
Hurricane Highway – I’m Cool with it
The song is a laid-back, feel-good catchy country-pop/rock track about being carefree and enjoying time with someone you love.
Pleasure Centre – Heart
the group explores cross-genre soundscapes both on record and onstage, crafting a sound to captivate audiences.
https://www.pleasurecentreband.com/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf – Me ‘n My Meds
I think this is perfect of the October month!
HotKid – Downtown
HotKid’s sound ranges from guitar-driven rock anthems to dreamy, melancholic pop ballads.
Octave Lissner – Grateful
a great mix of some of Octave’s idols such as Otis Redding with more modern soul/funk influences
Fleming, Benny Bronco & Ryply – Fools Rush
The song focuses on the relief substances can provide to get a break from your own negative thoughts and feelings, but also the confrontation with those thoughts and feelings.
Reno McCarthy – Anyway
Montreal-based indie-alt-rock artist Reno McCarthy returns with “Déjà,” his third album and first in French. I interviewed him before for his 2nd album in 2021 and will put the link on the show notes!
https://www.renomccarthy.com/
GLOSSER – Silver Star
DC pop duo
https://www.instagram.com/glosserband/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Tarry and the Towns – Good Riddance
about the complicated feelings of letting someone go knowing it’s for the best.
The Quixotics – Misdemeanour 10
Original melodic rockin indie band based in Fremantle WA.
Praiser A – Where Am I ?
an electric guitar-driven track that blends raw emotion with an upbeat tempo.
Seaside Tryst – Powerlines
This foursome is a tight-knit chosen family woven together by a mutual interest in glittery pop, men in eyeliner and taking care of one another.
https://seasidetryst.com/
Le Rox – God’s Run
An emotionally charged track that delves into the depths of pain, resilience and the struggle for self-acceptance.
Sove The Second – Heartbroke Cowpoke
recalls the cliche and melodrama experienced after a breakup–that even the toughest cowboys must brave through.
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Sun Blood Stories – No One’s Blessed
They are a mass of harmonic noise distilled into occasionally delicate, but always haunting songs.
Sugar Bones – I Feel Feelings
a poignant exploration of the whirlwind emotions experienced after achieving newfound clarity, a theme that resonates deeply with personal sobriety journeys and the complexities of relationships.
Morgan Wood – Bypass
Cool song
Sapling – Rabbit Hole
Unafraid of exploring the depths and circumstance of emotion through her unique style, Sapling has forged a world for her listeners that is both unapologetically liberal and soberingly vulnerable.
WOODI – DISPERSION
With its soothing feeling, “Dispersion” evokes life’s journey and its paradoxes. WOODI unveils the first single from her upcoming EP, between soulful and jazzy melodies, touching lyrics in French and Spanish.
Stolen From The Sky – In The Wake Of Giants
Just a massive piece of modern progressive rock.
https://www.instagram.com/stolen.from.the.sky/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
JOAN & THE GIANTS – How Could You?
I’ve played them before, so this means its serious!
Death Sells – Dark Gloves
a Dutch band that bridges the gap between indie, grunge, noise and punk.
The Peawees- Drive
Approaching their 30-year mark, the band continues to defy convention and write their own epic on the vast canvas of contemporary rock ‘n’ roll
Starting Early – Gallery
Like a snapshot capturing a time that would be better left forgotten, STARTING EARLY has an image forever enshrined in their “Gallery”, of a girl that is both beautiful and charismatically toxic. Feeling that days spent with her end up feeling like weeks of unpleasantries, our hero just wants to be free of her charming manipulations and make his way out of her frame.
deathbypeanuts and J.A.D.E – 4 My 4Cs
a stunning tribute to 4C hair, blending effortlessly smooth R&B rhythms in a captivating collaboration between J.A.D.E and deathbypeanuts.
https://www.instagram.com/deathbypeannuts/
instant crush – On The Internet
Mixing sparkly synths, high-energy guitar riffs, and penetrating vocals, they take the energy of the anthemic rock bands that ruled the radio and intertwine it with overly personal lyrics that could be the soundtrack of a coming of age film.
https://www.instagram.com/weareinstantcrush/
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Henry the Archer – One Or Two
blending Dynamic Vocals with Genre-bending Melodies.
Jake and Abe – Incognito Mode
big funky bass that moves like a lava lamp left on all night, striding with twangs of a steel pedal guitar that groove alongside Jake’s earnest lead and Abe’s soaring falsetto vocals, and heavy-hitting keys that dance to the stomping groove.
Jessy Yasmeen – Chasing The Wind
The lyrics address the disillusionment associated with the pursuit of material wealth, resonating with the sense of aimlessness prevalent in today’s society.
Chris Helme – Hangin’ Out
Weaving between moments of soul-searching darkness and bursts of appreciation, gratitude and lightness.
Boogie Monster – What a Feeling
blending the rhythmic elements of boogie, blues, soul and yacht rock. With the tranquility of the Pacific breeze and the intensity of a midsummer night, it provides a unique musical journey.
King Ropes – Radio Jane
King Ropes is a Montana based Psychedelic Americana band, sort of. Or Indie Desert Rock?
https://www.facebook.com/kingropesband
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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
Box Elder – Arrows
an indie punk outfit from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Leyya – a hundred or more
known for their unique blend of electronic pop and indie music genres. Their music often features pulsating beats, ethereal vocals, and captivating melodies that create a mesmerizing and immersive listening experience for their audience.
The Okmoniks – He Left the Party With Me
blend early punk and garage rock influences into a sound that’s as raw as it is infectious.
Amelia Quinn – Midnight
a song about an inability to move on from past relationships.
Hurricane Highway – Love That You Love That
US-styled Irish band, blending an energetic acoustic rock sound with a sprinkling of American country.
Max Koste – Love Is A Game
a delightful indie pop tune that blends playful storytelling with catchy melodies.
https://www.instagram.com/maxkoste/
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The podcast currently has 337 episodes available.