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Szczeciński Zespół Dupa MaMo to Pinokio

Martina Doerner Hard Rock, Indie Rock, making a Scene, punk rock, roots rock June 11, 2021

Szczeciński Zespół Dupa MaMo to Pinokio “The songs were recorded during several sessions in 2020 and 2021 between lockdowns. The idea for the song title was inspired by The Guillotines “BoJo The Clown”. They have their Clown, we have our Pinocchio.” The Polish band Szczeciński Zespół Dupa ,translated as “The Szczecin Asshole Ensemble or Ass Band […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Indie Rock

Ralf Dee Candy Box

Martina Doerner candy box, Indie Rock, punk rock, ralf dee, roots rock May 15, 2021

Ralf Dee Candy Box Ralf Dee is a German singer / songwriter who has released an EP, three albums and four singles since 2009 and has played numerous gigs since then. The first German-language album Glück gehabt was released in 2017 and since then he has only been writing German songs. The last single Regen, […]

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Jesus Hooligan The Gospel of Swamp Stomp

Martina Doerner making a Scene, punk rock, Rock, roots May 6, 2021

Jesus Hooligan The Gospel of Swamp Stomp Jesus Hooligan is Stephen Brunton, former singer of the hardcore punk band Gout / Lager Louts. After he could no longer sing live due to illness, he made the best of it and started making his own music. And with everything that you can use to make music […]

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Eleesha Prothero Is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu making a scene Eleesha Prothero, new wave, punk rock, roots rock, vanity Rose December 18, 2020

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Eleesha Prothero Vanity rose (aka Eleesha Prothero) is Bedfords up and coming new wave punk/rock singer songwriter and guitarist. Born the youngest girl into a large family with parents who loved music, Eleesha’s really got the bug for music from a very young age. Her mother Angela […]

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The Mekons Deserted

Jim Hynes folkrock, Indie Rock, making a Scene, mekons, punk rock March 28, 2019

The Mekons Deserted Bloodshot Believe it or not, the British collective, The Mekons, have been putting out their unique, genre-agnostic undefinable folk-punk (for lack of a better term) for over forty years now, having begun in 1977. Consider them a bizarre folk-rock aggregation equivalent to those in jazz like Sun Ra’s various units or those […]