Slurs Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Slurs are a DIY slacker-punk band from Newcastle upon Tyne, comprised of bassist and vocalist Mark Simpson, guitarist and vocalist Fintan Dawson and drummer Mike Smith. On their kitchen-recorded tape release Badmouth, Slurs built on their first self-produced EP, Northern Electric by crafting a sound that borrows from influences encompassing post-punk, doom and slacker-rock. ... more
If you like Slurs, you may also like:
Feed the Rats
by Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs
supported by 4 fans who also own “Blakelaw”
This album is one ridiculously massive inundation of relentless, rampaging, punkish, riff-packed psychedelic noise. An acquired taste that tortures your taste buds until its flavour becomes delicious.
go to album
The new LP from Chicago's Cafe Racer expands their swirling psychedelic indie rock sound with its undercurrent of grit.
go to album
On her latest EP, Baltimore's Mariah Fortune adds electronic beats and synth layers to her rhythmic dark folk meditations.
go to album
An American Album of Familiar Music (2017 Remastered/Expanded Edition)
by Orchidales
Lo-fi indie pop polished up and remastered lets the pretty melodies and nostalgic lyrics shine through.
go to album
Peace Loving People
by Pardoner
The most slept-on band in indie music makes a welcome return with another A+ record mixing hardcore and slacker rock with jokes.
go to album
This Pittsburgh band's gloriously messy mash-up of post-punk, garage rock, and shoegaze is snotty enough to be considered plain old punk.
go to album
Wry indie rock from Melbourne with ambling guitars and perfectly calibrated, wonderfully aloof lyrics.
go to album
