Darlia - Queen of Hearts - Radio 1's Big Weekend Glasgow Live Video

This week's song of the week comes from a new up and coming band I chanced upon last weekend whilst browsing the coverage of Radio 1's Big Weekend in Glasgow. Darlia are a grunge/rock/alternative outfit from Blackpool who have been backed by BBC Introducing and Radio 1 in recent months, having been Zane Lowe's Hottest Record and getting increasing airtime. 

Their second EP Candyman was released a couple of months ago and a full album should be in the works. Their first single Queen of Hearts is this weeks song of the week, being their standout song so far. I also particularly like the track Blood Money but it is yet to have a music video made. You can check out the Candyman EP on spotify below.

 

Get it on Amazon Candyman Ep

Kasabian - Bumblebee - 43:13 - Live on Later... with Jools Holland - BBC Two

It looks set to be a big summer for Kasabian as they headline the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury on the last day of the festival (Sun 29th June). I have been liking this song a lot after seeing it on the Later.. with Jools Holland show on BBC2. 

This an early look at one of the tracks from the upcoming new album 43:13 set for release on the 9th of June. The album is named after its track timing as shown in the album art, which seems like the band gave up trying to think of interesting album titles after the likes of West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum and Velociraptor!. I actually prefer this track to the album's first single eez-eh so it will be interesting to hear the rest of the new album when it comes out.

Jack White - High Ball Stepper (Lazaretto Album Track)

A new track from Jack White's second solo album 'Lazaretto' which is set to come out on the 9th of June.

The track listing for 'Lazaretto' is as follows:

'Three Women'
'Lazaretto'
'Temporary Ground'
'Would You Fight For My Love?'
'High Ball Stepper'
'Just One Drink'
'Alone In My Home'
'Entitlement'
'That Black Bat Licorice'
'I Think I Found The Culprit'
'Want And Able'

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Source - NME

Song of the Week - TV on the Radio - Will Do

TV on the Radio - Will Do

Here's an old favourite of mine that I still like to listen to again from time to time and is definitely one to check out if you missed it. Also see the album if you like this one.

[Sources - Wikipedia, Youtube]