Where I Find My Heaven by GIGOLO AUNTS
from Flippin' Out 1993
The NYC indies were started in 1981 by school chums Steve Hurley, Dave Gibbs, Phil Hurley and Paul Brouwer
She Makes My Nose Bleed by MANSUN
from Attack Of The Grey Lantern 1997
This was the debut album by the band formed in 1995 by Paul Draper, Steve King & Dominic Chad to 'get out of Chester'
And we just played these...
Faces (Where if Life) by MAIDA VALE
from Sun Dog 2024
This is the Swedish band's third album. Typically quirky, this track is a real grower! The line-up is Matilda Roth, Sofia Strom, Linn Johannesson and Johanna Hansson
Ready To Go Steady by THE GO! TEAM
from Rolling Blackouts 2011
The Brighton noise-indies release their 4th album. They take their name from that given to the guys who survey plane crash wreckage in the USA (NTSB Air Accident Investigators)
Get Me To The World On Time by THE ELECTRIC PRUNES
from The Electric Prunes 1967
The psychedelic garage band formed in 1965 in LA's San Fernando Valley and featured Jim Lowe's vocals
White Room by CREAM
from Wheels Of Fire 1968
Jack Bruce (vcls, bass), Ginger Baker (drms) & Eric Clapton (gtr). The 'supergroup' was produced here by Felix Pappalardi of Mountain, with this song written by Jack Bruce & Pete Brown
Jump On My Shoulders by AWOLNATION
from Megalithic Symphony 2011
Aaron Bruno's 5-piece LA noisesmiths started out at Red Bull studios in 2009. This was their debut album and contained their first single 'Sail'
Music For Chameleons by GARY NUMAN
from I, Assassin 1982
From Gary's 6th studio album (the 4th under his own name, after Tubeway Army), this is also well-known from Steve Coogan's 'Alan Partridge' TV series
Mr. Pharmacist by THE FALL
from Bend Sinister 1986
The Fall was formed in Prestwich, Manchester, in 1976 by Mark E. Smith (d. 24 Jan 2018), Martin Bramah, Una Baines & Tony Friel. Friel came up with the name from the 1956 novel by Albert Camus
Fader by PARADISE LOST
from Believe In Nothing 2001
Paradise Lost formed in 1988 in Halifax and are credited with creating the Death/Doom Metal sub-genre
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