Song Of The Day: Kerbdog - Severed

A preview from the new live album, one of the best bands to reappear ever

Song Of The Day: Baby Chaos - Buzz

I hear they're working on new material so it seems to right to dig up and oldie but goodie

Song Of The Day: Antemasque - 4AM

The latest project from At The Drive.In and Mars Volta's lynchpins, and back to the punkier stuff

Song Of The Day: Beatsteaks - DNA

Another band that have been going largly unnoticed, their new self-titled album should fix that

Song Of The Day: Bleached - For The Feel

Great new tune from Bleached, love the sleeve too

Song Of The Day: Deadcuts - Kill Desire

Mark Keds finally returns with awesome new bands Deadcuts, they've been worth the wait

Song Of The Day: The Orwells - Who Needs You

As reviewed already and this is the video to attest to how amazing this band is.

Song Of The Day: Marmozets- Why Do You Hate Me

The Paramore it's okay to like, Leeds band full of melody and spite

Song Of The Day: Knuckle - Living Hell

I love how many great twopiece bands there at the moment, Knuckle are one of the ones to watch

Song Of The Day: King 810 - Kill'Em All

I don't care what all the haters say, i like this band, great metal, reminds me of Slipknot's early days

Song Of The Day: Jake Bugg - Messed Up Kids

A standout from his second album, this kid just keeps getting better

Song Of The Day: Eagulls - Nerve Endings

A bit of a change in direction from their earlier material, but no less visceral.

Song Of The Day: Young Rebel Set - The Lash Of The Whip

Another great yorkshire band, they started off good and have come on leaps and bounds with this track.

Song Of The Day: The Thermals - Now We Can See

An older track, but one of my favorites, this album never got the recognition it deserved.

Song Of The Day: Southern - Shout It

Another bands we've tipped for greatness, based on this you can see why

Song Of The Day: Red Kite - Montreal

A band i took a chance on because i liked their name and they're ex Cooper Temple Clause, glad i did, beautiful stuff.

Song Of The Day: Red City Radio - Two Notes Shy Of An Octave

If you like bands along the lines of Hot Water Music, Red City Radio are ready to take over them if the need should arise.

Song Of The Day: Radkey - Cat & Mouse

Another band we're tipping to go onto bigger things, constantly touring and honing their craft

Song Of The Day: Mallory Knox - Death Rattle

Huge anthem from one of Englands finest new bands, 2nd albums due this year should be the decider.

Song Of The Day: Jetplane Landing - Beat Generation...Ha!

Showing those kids how it's done, Jetplane Landing could teach any contemporary band a lesson

Song Of The Day: GOD DAMN - Heavy Money

Great song, great video, great band all round, something different for once

Song Of The Day: Eureka Machines - Pop Star

Insanely underrated pop rock from Leeds, shits all over the competition

Song Of The Day: Dolomite Minor - Let Me Go

Another band tipped by happy days to be massive, and another two piece to add to the collection

Song Of The Day: The Bronx - Youth Wasted

The whole album 'IV' is a hurricane of melody and agression in equal measures, amazing band

Song Of The Day: Black Spiders - Balls

An ode to having balls and getting kicked in the nuts with a big slab of rock backing

Song Of The Day: Axis Of - Port Na Spaniagh

Not sure if the language is Irish or something but the tune is pure punkrock and full of melody

Song Of The Day: Allusondrugs - Mycat

Possibly an ode to a cat, or god knows with these crazy Leeds bunch, great tune though

Song Of The Day: The Icarus Line - Rats Ass

Vicious track from one of punkrock's finest bands, underrated as hell

Song Of The Day: Royal Blood - Out Of The Black

Already tipped in the last bands to keep an eye on, their star is rising

Song Of The Day: The Horrors - Who Can Say

Taken from their outstanding Primary Colours album, this is a standout among standouts

Song Of The Day: Manic Street Preachers - Europa Geht Durch Mich

Proving there's life in the old welsh dogs yet, this a storming post-punk gem

The Orwells - Disgraceland (Review)

Having got into The Orwells towards the end of last year with the excellent ‘Who Needs You’ EP, I was eagerly awaiting their new full-length, because as I always say I’d rather hear a band play something traditional but with energy and passion than listen to Alt-J fart on a snare-drum, meaning The Orwells aren’t re-inventing any wheels but why should they? The wheel’s fucking amazing and if you make a good one it works, who needs a ∆ shaped wheel??? So onto the record spinning in front of me (see that analogy I did there), 4 years into their band and their 4th album, takes me back to the good old days when bands didn’t spend 3 plus years recording their masterpiece (sic) and just banged out good old dirty rock ’n roll music with youthful abandon, so much so that some of these songs were written while still in school. From start the finish this album doesn’t let up with sheer bristling energy and huge sing along choruses, comparisons can easily be drawn to Black Lips, especially their ‘Good Bad Not Evil’ album in that both are outstanding unpolished scuzzy garage rock records. Already an outstanding live band, The Orwells have finally managed to capture that melee onto record, and with huge songs like ‘Dirty Sheets’ and ‘The Righteous One’ alongside the previously mentioned stormer ‘Who Needs You’ the future looks nothing but bright for these young noiseniks.

8/10