Coves - You're Evil YTV

15/03/16 YouTube Video

This week is a bit of home-town love for me. Fellow guys from Leamington (Leamingtonians maybe?) Coves are back on the scene with You're Evil (off of new album out early April). This track includes the same electronic led psych pop music that made me fall for their début album which included killer tracks like Cast A Shadow. But what excited me about the new song is the overall darker tone and more aggressive nature of the lyrics. I should have guessed it would have been a bit more of a depressing feel after hearing the song title but I didn't clock on fast enough. I also love how in the forefront lead singer Beck Woods vocals are. The lyrics pack such a punch, I would feel scared for anyone that gets on the wrong side of her, such passion and emotion is truly amazing. Enjoy!

SoundCloud Songs

This week is another double hitter. I have found it hard to limit my SoundCloud feature to just one song every two weeks, there are just too many good songs out there. So I'm considering making it a more frequent feature but for now here is two tracks for you to enjoy.

If you like them or don't, leave a comment below to let me know what you think.

First up is the track Molly-O! by artist Simone Felice. I found out about this artist through the latest Q magazine and after listening to this album I am glad I took their review further. This song has tinges of country pop, and his voice has a slight young Bruce Springsteen element to it which is no bad thing. I love the sing along chorus, the clever lyrics and his unique style. This track along with the album is pretty great.



Next up is Coves with the track Beatings. This duo are from Leamington Spa which (if you didn't know) is where I am from. There is something to be said for repping your home town and associated acts that come out of it, which I do, but this group really don't need it. The quality tunes off their debut album easily do it alone. This track is a bit of a dreamy number with electronic vibes throughout but my main loves are the strumming guitars and the cheeky harmonica that comes out of nowhere. Beaut