#fifa16

I’ve been using my xbox again and had to play FIFA16, the reason I got the console, and they did Press wrong, man. 73 rating?? That’s bs. Still scored on England with her though. 

Gonna be a fun way to kill some time. Might even talk about the games. Who knows.

SOME GOOD MEMORIES OF 2018 WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE GAME.

As we took our first summer break in five years we still maintained our weekly ritual of picking a new song for our playlist. These were the tracks that made our summer so far, so we summed them up and hope you’ll add them as well to your summer playlist:

Swimming Tapes - Queen’s Parade

Let’s start with our ultimate summer track. Jingle-jangle guitar chords, vocals which echo back into the sixties, yep these Londoners know how to make some good retro-revival pop. Neither Allah-Las nor Real Estate are ever very far away.

Death From Above  - Freeze Me

The duo used to be called Death From Above 1979, but while the year is now gone, the catchy riffs certainly aren’t. Freeze Me is the first taste from their third album called Outrage! Is Now (out sept 9), and the video which includes bragging bodybuilders makes it all worthwhile.

April Towers - Takes One to Know One

Hats off to this Nottingham duo, which just fully crowdfunded the money to make their debut album, which will also be named Takes One to Know One. Might have heard their name before? Could be the case if you’re a dedicated FIFA player, as the band was featured in FIFA16.

Gus Dingwall - Downtown

With the small scandal about “fake” Spotify artists in mind we thought for a second that Gus is a moniker of Chet Faker aka Nick Murphy, but in fact he is a 19-year old Australian kid digging the same vibes. After doing vocals for French producer Møme you’d think he’d be picked up easily, but somehow his first single Downtown hasn’t been discovered yet by the mainstream. Their loss.

TRASH - Migraines

Four-piece TRASH from Chesterfield ain’t no garbage. If MTV would still broadcast video clips, Migraines would be the song we’d spend all of our call credit on. It’s probably the best lyric video you’ll see this year, one of the catchiest hooks on earth, and their band bio explains the rest: 

The one thing we wish people would notice about us is that we're really sad but also really happy in a really complex way which is really hard to understand unless you really listen to our music & think about the lyrics really hard. Like really, really hard.