This week starts with Golden Brown, from one of the most prolific bands of the UK punk scene – The Stranglers. The song was also featured on Snatch Soundtrack. It was released 31 years ago…

Enjoy The Stranglers – Golden Brown below

From about ten days ago, a song I’ve heard and enjoyed a lot. It is not the original version – by Zager and Evans – but a version that sounds very good in my view.

Enjoy The Feeling – In the year 2525

It’s been a weekend with quite some time spent in the car. Driving. And i’ve heard this so many times, it must be the song of the weekend. Even though I’m not the biggest fan of Florence + The Machine, this one sounds great.

Enjoy Dog Days Are Over below

A friend shared this on facebook a couple of days ago. Sounds quite interesting, I particularly like Kyla’s voice.

Enjoy Kyla La Grange – Vampire Smile below

For some energy during this long weekend in Romania, let’s go with Billy Idol and Dancing with myself. Have a good vacation!

Enjoy the video below

Terrible Feelings is a trio from Sweeden, playing some pop-punk funky stuff. They sound great and I have a feeling they are going to be one of the big revelations of this year.

Judge for yourself, listen to Intruders below

If you can’t attend Coachella this year, you can still see it live, on their youtube live streaming. As you probably know, the lineup this year includes Arctic Monkeys, DJ Shadow, Gotye, Kaiser Chefs, Kasabian, Noel Gallagher, Pulp, Radiohead, St. Vincent and oh so many others!

Enjoy!

Regina Spektor will soon release a new album, called What We Saw from the Cheap Seats. I just managed to listen to the first single, called All the Rowboats and it sounds great, like many of her previous songs do. The piano again plays a central part in the song, both in giving the track’s rhythm and in accompanying Regina’s voice. If the entire album will be like this, it’s a must-have!

You can listen to it below:

Youtube sensations are usually very commercial songs (or purely stupid ones, like Rebecca Black’s Friday), but Video Games is quite different. It is a great balad song, quite sad and romantic and definetely a song to be remembered.

Lana Del Rey has already moved on, released a new album this year (Bord to Die) but Video Games remains on our list of favourites. Enjoy it below.

In anticipation of their album to be launched this month, The Ting Tings released a new single, called Soul Killing. It sounds very good, a pop-rock sound with a reggae twist. You can listen to it below.

On the same album, Sounds of Nowheresville, you will be able to find Silence and Hang It Up.

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