Being Dead

Quirky Austin indie rock band Being Dead just dropped some new music this morning.  Listen to the sing-songy, psych pop-tinged "Man or Myth" below and download it, along with "Aquarium" here from Polyvinyl.

October Horror Trailer - Curse of the Crimson Altar

AKA The Crimson Cult.

Daily Jam (October Edition) - Maniac's Theme (Main Titles)

I feel like it's been awhile since i last watched Willian Lustig's "Maniac."  Probably need to remedy during this Halloween season.  Let's get started with some of Jay Chattaway's score to the film.  Listen to the eerie "Maniac's Theme (Main Titles)" below, our Daily Jam.

r.image

San Francisco duo r.image make a sleek mix of trip-hop, industrial, and alt-rock.  They've got a very '90s throwback vibe going for them that's taking me back to high school.  Check out "Igneous" below and get the "Spitting Your Name into the River" EP here.

YAANG

Here's a cool new single from Manchester post punk band YAANG.  Listen to "Leech" below and grab the 7" here from Crackedankles.

October Horror Trailer - Pulse (Kairo)

Daily Jam (October Edition) - Necronomania

Here's some sexy, jazzy psychedelia from Manfred Hubler's and Siegfried Schwab's score to Jesus Franco's 1971 film "Vampyros Lesbos."  Listen to "Necronomania" below, our Daily Jam.

Monde UFO

LA experimental band Monde UFO are in the midst of recording a new album for release in 2027.  To hold us over until then, they just dropped a couple of new tracks from those sessions.  "1159" is a psych-tinged, daydreamy, lo-fi synth pop hybrid that feels like it's being beamed in from some parallel dimension, a piece of pop rock from a soundtrack compilation that never existed.  Check it out below and download it along with "Rangini Drone" here from Fire Records.

October Horror Trailer - Longlegs

 

Daily Jam (October Edition) - Doctor Spook

As an avid collector or vinyl, i have no explanation for why i don't have a record from Frankie Stein and His Ghouls amongst my collection.  They dropped five fun albums of spooky novelty surf rock back in the '60s.  Maybe i can remedy the situation this weekend at the Austin Record Convention.  Fingers crossed.  In the meantime, here's "Doctor Spook," our Daily Jam.