‘Transmissions From Telos Vol. III’ is the latest Long Player offering from Lumerians.

It is available for pre-order on Cardinal Fuzz, on electric blue and black vinyl or hand made compact disc, on Friday 24th October and will ship around 12th November.

The album comes with the striking cover image of Andean cloud forest dweller “gallito de los andes” which means “little rooster from the andes” – a special mention goes out to Gonzalo Cornejo Kelly for immediately identifying this striking passerine on the Cardinal Fuzz Facebook page!

New single, ‘Making Plans for the End’ by The Microdance hits you smack in the face with it’s big dreamy sound and big production.

It has bombast without being overblown, suffused with a hooky, sing-a-long, alt-pop sensibility. It’s immediacy is contagiously catchy.

It seems like a thousand centuries ago since The Underground Youth held me in their spell at Eindhoven Psych Lab.

After what feels like one of the longest pre-orders in history, the wait is nearly over and the ache is soon to be sated.

‘Naked’ is the first release from the forthcoming EP ‘Beautiful & Damned’ due out on Fuzz Club Records on the 25th of October.

As with all great bands, ‘Naked’ feels like The Underground Youth never went away, just withdrew into stately repose where they have crafted yet another trademark marble edifice. I am not talking here about marble in the cold, austere sense but rejoicing in the warm sumptuous folds of a Baroque Canova sculpture.

This is about as infectiously epic as 4 minutes and 15 seconds of pure garage-pop-punk gets…

Reborn from the 10 year old ashes of Meine Kleine Deutsche, Body have just released their digital debut EP through PNKSLM Recordings.

Stockholm based Body comprises Mia Johansson on vocals, along with  Mikey Korsgren, Patrik Boman, Martin Stenberg and Charlotta Paulin.

Flipside, Hollow follows in the same vein, plugged like a mains circuit cable straight into your spinal column.

Sloath released their eponymous sold-out album in 2010 on Riot Season, with the promise of more to follow, soon…

The vagaries of life though, saw fit to enforce a 4 year wait for their shortly to be released follow-up album “Deep Mountain”.