I played the stream from NPR the other day, and I remember enjoying it, but I also don't remember a thing about it or at any point saying, I can't wait to hear it again either.....I'll give it another spin though before I make a call....Great album cover though....

Magneta Lane is up my alley, and I liked the Coathangers as well, even though it is much more garage punk....

good calls! thx

Wanda Jackson
Mazzy Star
Neko Case
Dum Dum Girls

Mazzy Star: nice call.

peach kelli pop is like lo-fi garage surf shit from this year. it's awful and really fun at the same time

it does say noise pop too, but really it's just garage rock.

another good group that's fairly current is Tacocat. Almost all their stuff can be found on youtube.

Although this falls more into jangle pop territory, if you're a Rose Melberg/Softies/Go Sailor fiend like myself you should know about PUPS. Name your price on bandcamp

http://puppiesforever.bandcamp.com/

Still Corners - Strange Pleasures
http://open.spotify.com/album/66I4VlmRYrzUvO5LRgZfOf

Here's what you be craving:

While we shall never be the best of friends, I'll be damned if I don't say that you have turned me onto more bands and artists than any other obner this past decade....

great call....love this and the other youtube clips...Will be picking this up...

i think it's the reverb in the vocals I love the most....

Might not be noise enough for you, sometimes the boy sings too


The Pastels -
Slow Summits

http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/18215604/file.html

http://booksoflove.bandcamp.com/



members of the Vivian Girls..... This is what I'm digging!!!!!

Yeah I like that Books of Love stuff, which I think makes it 3 for 3 of Vivian Girls side projects that I like more than the standard band.

Also the vocals remind me of something I've heard before. I wanted to say it was this one, and I think it's close, but maybe not quite.

Hey TK, a few more recs if you're still in the market for some and haven't heard some of the following:

If you liked the Aisler's Set rec from earlier in the thread, make sure you look into Amy's earlier band Henry's Dress. A bit noisier in places maybe but still some of that drenched reverbery-garage feel in much of the work.




The Haircuts--esp "Sorrow is the Way to Love" album. I'm not sure how easy this is to find...more kind of bedroom pop stuff (recorded on home 4-track but still has a nice chugging garagey sound on some songs).


Tiger Trap--another of Rose Melberg's bands but probably the loudest one.


Slumber Party--I would recommend this band highly for you...maybe a bit slower and dirge-like more so than the other bands above, but if you're looking for something more towards the "darker" Raveonettes type of sound, I would def rec this band:




Saturday Looks Good To Me--so not completely girl vox--it's probably 60% Fred Thomas' voice--but throughout the years he's had awesome female vocalists--and the style of music might be right up your alley:

Holly Golightly's early stuff may hit the spot.

Might be my favorite of everything I have checked out in this thread....
Any chance of a link?
Either google is getting better at hiding blog & download links, or my search skills are getting worse.....

have it on repeat on Spotify though...

See if this works:

Service not available in my country.......Stupid Obama....

thanks though.....spotify will do.....making a pilgrimage for some cd retail therapy in a week....ill grab it then!

They've got it for $7 at bandcamp, along with some singles.

Other links:

Thanks Rads. 1st Link worked.
Stole the full length since I will be buying a physical copy asap.
gave the band $4 bux for the two singles though.
weekend complete!

http://open.spotify.com/album/04Gnydf2mwnMD35rkUyIM4

Beach Day - Trip Trap Attack (2013)

loving this at the moment!

ditto

have you seen a link for this?

either Google really has gotten good at hiding this stuff, or my bloodhound gang computer sleuth skills have really went to the shits...