Jumping from the shadows and ready to pounce into your life are Dream-noise rock duo Pool Art who certainly make you stand up and take notice with a brutal track. Its epic sound reverberates your brain, spiralling, twisted guitars, haunting vocals and brusing beats, a real eye-opener. With work on their new EP close to … More MIMR Daily Tunes No.33: Pool Art ‘Dont Feed Me To Them’
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A band that has made a big impression on MIMR in a very short space of time are Punk-rock 5 piece Patty Hearst and they took a break from their busy schedule to share some of their thoughts with the blog. With live shows galore and the release of their debut EP earlier in the … More MIMR Band Chat: Patty Hearst
2016 has already proved to be a breakthrough year for our next band and their latest track only enhances this further. Indie-pop quartet Kidsmoke need little introduction, they’ve become part of the furniture on MIMR and its finally glad to see Lance and the guys turning lots more heads. This 1st of two tracks to be … More MIMR Daily Tunes No.32: Kidsmoke ‘See The World’
The next band aiming to make big strides on the manchester music scene are Indie-rock 4 piece Tourist Attractions with their stirring anthem ‘Million Miles Away’ Spiralling riffs, non-stop beats and gritty vocals make for a determined and compelling sound that hard to shake off. Influenced by the rich historical, musical background that the city … More MIMR Daily Tunes No.31: Tourist Attractions ‘Million Miles Away’
MIMR is happy to share the brand new video for ‘Mimic My Shins’ the closing track on last year’s ‘Tacky Birthday’ EP by Wrexham Noise-pop quartet and all round top dudes Baby Brave – a truly stunning visual creation for everyone to enjoy. Aided by the super talented, self-taught artist Neat Sleeper also from Wrexham, they’ve managed … More MIMR Video: Baby Brave ‘Mimic My Shins”
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