Wavves

After witnessing Nathan Williams go mental at Primavera, I thought it could be the end, nearly.
But he has returned with Zach Hill and created two amazing songs, Cool Jumper and Hula Hoop.

/Wavves

Royal Headache

From Australia, they make incredible garage pop and write about girls. Thanks to Rose Quartz.

/Royal Headache

The Babies

This is a collaboration of Vivian Girls and Woods, which is pretty good really.

/The Babies

Port O'Brien

Following on from excellent All We Could Do Was Sing, Threadbare will be released at the beginning of October. There are a couple of tracks available from Stereogum, along with a lot of other very good mp3's.

/Port O'Brien

Desolation Wilderness

Wait for a special announcement about these guys.

/Desolation Wilderness

Cass McCombs

This is what Ryan Adams wants to sound like now, but he is rubbish, Cass
McCombs is good. Wait for 3 minutes, 2 seconds.

/Cass McCombs

The Smith Westerns

I heard their song Be My Girl on Pitchfork, its really good. I bought their album, it is also really good. More garage pop music that sounds a bit like Jay Reatard. And from what I can found out, they are young, excellent.

/The Smith Westerns

Ganglians

These guys are on the same label as Woods, which is Woodsist (see 5th May 2009). I bought their self titled EP and album Monster Head Room today from Rough Trade, they were quite expensive...

My favourite song is probably Valient Brave, but I've only heard the album through once.

/Ganglians

Japandroids

Japandroids are from Canada, their album is called Post-Nothing, its not been released in England yet, but it will be on 4th August. It is a really fun album, and the song Young Hearts Spark Fire is incredible.

Grizzly Bear

I really like their new album, it starts off really strong, track 2, Two Weeks is incredible, the middle section is good, and then track 10, While You Wait for the Others, will blow you away.

The Field

The Field are back. They released first in 2007 with From Here We Go Sublime, and it was incredible. Now they are releasing Yesterday and Today on the 25 May 2009. It has more of the sampling genius of its predecessor, but also guests, including Battles' drummer John Stanier. My first listen opinion...incredible.

/The Field

Woods

This band were recommended to us, and we were told that they would fit our night perfectly. So with this in mind, I headed over to their myspace to have a listen. And then last week I bought their new record Songs of Shame, and it is really good, and it does fit our night perfectly. They are part of the lo-fi scene that includes Wavves, Crystal Stilts, and Vivian Girls, and are on the Woodsist label.