New Week! New Noizes! Episode #2 (w/ The Parallax Method, The Bad Flowers, Black Futures, Mull Historical Society, Johnny Wore Black & More)

It’s the start of another new week here at PureGrainAudio so, to set you going, we’ve pulled together twelve new songs, videos, and bands that have recently landed in our inbox that we think you should check out. Enjoy!

1. The Parallax Method – “You Gotta Be Squiddlin’ Me”
– Highly-rated Brit instrumental prog threesome The Parallax Method are back with a quirky new video for their stunning track, “You Gotta Be Squiddin’ Me”.

2. The Bad Flowers – “Who Needs A Soul”
– Midlands based hard rock band, The Bad Flowers have launched their official lyric video to promote their new single “Who Needs A Soul”. The single is released on Friday 14th September and coincides with their co-headline with Federal Charm starting at the Bristol Thekla on Wednesday 19th September. Special guests will be Those Damn Crows.

3. Black Futures – “Trance”
– Featuring members of Space and Vibes and having produced two tracks on the last album from The Prodigy, twisted industrialists Black Futures are celebrating their new deal with Music For Nations with a new single, “Trance”.

4. Catch Fire – “Petrifaction” & “Malignance”
– Catch Fire have confirmed a 16th November release date for their debut album, Karma Owes Me A Lifetime Of Happiness, through Rude Records. Ahead of the release date, the band have put out two new singles in the form of “Petrifaction” and “Malignance”.

5. Mull Historical Society – “Clementine”
– Mull Historical Society builds up to the release of his eighth studio album Wakelines and September UK headline dates, with a new track “Clementine”.

6. Johnny Wore Black – “Gun True Love”
– Taking time out from his job as a movie stuntman, Joey Coen and his band (who feature Megadeth’s David Ellefson on bass), Johnny Wore Black, have released the first single and video, “Gun True Love”, from new album Ultra Violent Light.

7. Leader Of Down – “Paradise Turned Into Dust”
– Featuring the late, great Lemmy Kilmister on vocals and bass, Leader Of Down is the brainchild of former Motörhead guitarist Würzel and bass player Tim Atkinson. Their debut album, Cascade Into Chaos will see release on November 2 and will include unreleased songs of Motörhead Legends Würzel and Lemmy. You can check out the first track here.

8. Sea Girls – “All I Want To Hear You Say”
– Sea Girls have unveiled their brand new, storming single “All I Want To Hear You Say” following a packed summer of festivals which included performances at Reading & Leeds and BBC Radio’s Biggest Weekend and ahead of the start of their UK headline tour next month. Indie rock kids need to get on this one.

9. Shading – “The Scent”
– Prog metalcore quintet Shading have dropped the first single and video from their upcoming cyberpunk-themed album The Vanishing Of Our Lore. Inspired by films like Blade Runner, Ghost In The Shell and Akira, the full release will be available worldwide from 12th October 2018. The band commented on the song: ““The Scent” pertains to women’s rights in a futuristic world. Our protagonist is torn between her inner beings that fight against each other – a human soul and a robot forced to obey orders.”

10. Englomanatic Glitch – “The Raid”
– UK psychedelic rock crew Englomanatic Glitch are quickly making friends and gaining new fans. The experimental fivesome avoid digital sounds and samples, and look to utilise analogue equipment of all kinds, from guitar pedals and old mixing desks to cooking pots. The band have just dropped the video for their new single, “The Raid”, which you can check out now.

11. Tom Lumley – “Crawling”
– Having supported some of the UK’s hottest bands, including The Hunna, The Sherlocks, Coasts and Airways, singer songwriter Tom Lumley returns with his full band and releases hotly tipped new single “Crawling”.

12. The Uncharted – “Revival”
– The Uncharted is a 7-piece progressive-metal band from Gloucester. The band are sharing their new track “Revival” taken from their debut EP Perspectives set for self-release on all digital platforms September 28th.