{"id":11856,"date":"2020-05-10T05:00:46","date_gmt":"2020-05-10T05:00:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/rpmonline.co.uk\/?p=11856"},"modified":"2020-05-10T07:19:42","modified_gmt":"2020-05-10T07:19:42","slug":"singles-club-45-rpm-round-up","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/rpmonline.co.uk\/?p=11856","title":{"rendered":"Singles Club – 45 RPM Round up"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>Christmas \/ Bronco – Split (Lux Noise Records \/ SIXTEENTIMES MUSIC)\u00a0<\/strong>CHRISTMAS\u00a0team up with Swiss heavy-stoner boys\u00a0BRONCO\u00a0to deliver you some super delicious sound from the underground. This one comes out on limited colour vinyl and the super saucy sleeve. Bronco dish up ‘Cowboy’ and what a heavy riff-a-rama slice of noise it is.\u00a0 No prisoners at all as for Christmas? well, ‘Candy Me’ is a belter. Crisp riffs and crushing drums is exactly how Turbonegro wish they sounded in 2020.\u00a0 Having Max Motherfucker blow you a kiss at the end is better than a stick in the eye.\u00a0 Hardcore heaven with a cheeky picture on that artwork very cheeky indeed. Very limited numbers so snooze you lose.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>L.A. Guns – ‘Let You Down’ (Frontiers)<\/strong> After the excellent return to form last years ‘The Devil You Know’ this sees the guns shifting gears to something a lot less turbocharged.\u00a0 Recording in isolation the band saw fit to get this out for the fans to hear whilst they work on the follow-up Looks like that rich seam they are on is set to continue. Clocking in over five and a half minutes it ebbs and flows nicely something this line up is never set to do is let you down.\u00a0 check it out Here<\/a><\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>The Speedways – ‘This Ain’t A Radio Sound’ (Snap Records)<\/strong>\u00a0Second single from the upcoming album ‘Radio Sounds’ (eta June 2020) sees The Speedways add some stardust via a liberal sprinkling of Keyboards. The verse is light and the perfect foil to the chorus and the dreamy solo.\u00a0 Bv’s and handclaps the Speedways go straight to the top of the Power pop class no question. To add the cover is timewarp tastic.\u00a0 Diggin’ deep and throwing a real curveball shows that Matt and the boys have no boundaries and are fearless in their execution.\u00a0 Should be heard on the wireless all summer all over the land and some.\u00a0 Can’t wait for the album now on the strength of this.
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\"\"<\/a>Chesty Malone and the Slice ’em Ups –\u00a0‘The Fine Art of Choking’ (Quarantine Version) (self Release)<\/strong>\u00a0The lockdown seems to have galvanised a lot of bands and has got the old creative juices flowing and Chesty Malone are no exception.\u00a0 Looking for a soundtrack to get those exercises done well here you go ‘The Fine Art Of Choking’ is that soundtrack. A little more laid back (if I might be so bold) than the usual fair from these Noo Yawk City maniacs but fear not my punk rockin’ friends it’s a bonafide fuckin’ banger.\u00a0 If you really want to push yourself then ‘State Violence\/State Control’ is more in your face punk rock kicking and screaming but what else would you expect if you cover a Discharge song.\u00a0 Wonderful noise as always maybe we should quarantine these punk rockers more often.\u00a0 Love the solo on this. Buy Here<\/a><\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>Matty James Cassidy – ‘4x4x1’ (Self Release)\u00a0<\/strong>Hold on a cotton-picking minute! Matty James Cassidy has lassoed in a few of his bandmates to play on these four countrified blues numbers as the band rip it up on the barnyard ‘The Race Is On’ and capture the mood perfectly.\u00a0 Next up they twist the Stones ‘Dear Doctor’ into a much lighter beast and take ownership of this classic and do it justice. ‘How Come’ is a real belter and the arrangement is excellent and adds a much-needed chink o flight in these dark times. Everybody loves a bit of boogie woogie on the old joanna and some clean guitar breaks right? Yehaw!<\/p>\n

To take this excellent EP home Matty goes for the acoustic ‘Old Shoes’ and an end must come which is a shame because this is a really excellent collection.\u00a0 Great stuff.\u00a0 Buy Here<\/a><\/p>\n

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Pabst – ‘Hell’ (Ketchup Tracks \/ The Orchard)<\/strong>\u00a0Berlin’s Pabst have released the video for brand-new single ‘Hell’<\/em>, a song that openly confronts the darker emotions and what a banger it is too.\u00a0 After supporting the likes of Husker Du’s Bob Mould Pabst are set to release their new album\u00a0\u00a0‘Deuce\u00a0Ex Machina’ mid-June and if this is an indication of what to expect then its something to look forward to and get in on the pre-orders. A fantastic song from a really talented band who write great hooks and use everything at their disposal call it post-punk, indie pop, whatever they clearly know how to write great tunes and ‘Hell’ is another.\u00a0Pre-order the album\u00a0HERE<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0Facebook<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n