Ragga Twins ‘Ragga Twins Step Out’
This little time machine will beam you straight back to a 1991 rave party. Streetwise and with a head full of Reggae influences, Ragga Twins roughly sound like Renegade Soundwave or early Chemical Brothers.
This little time machine will beam you straight back to a 1991 rave party. Streetwise and with a head full of Reggae influences, Ragga Twins roughly sound like Renegade Soundwave or early Chemical Brothers.
Wake up, this is your Monday morning record. Or save it for the evening. Relentless white noise guitar and trashy drums will drive out the Monday blues.
Seattle band Fleet Foxes sit inbetween the darker side of the Beach Boys and the jangly folk rock of the Byrds. At their best, the Foxes make timeless surf pop songs full of towering vocal harmonies.
Florence sounds like an alco-pop fuelled Chrissie Hynde while The Machine do a souped up version of the Pretenders on ‘Kiss With A Fist’.
Tuneraker is adding a column devoted to artists who only have a single to their name, yet show potential. The On The Radar column kicks off today with Florence & The Machine.
‘Council Estate’ is Tricky’s hommage to Two Tone legends The Specials, combining gritty urban imagery with scratchy Ska-Punk rhythms. It’s the first single off his forthcoming album ‘Knowle West Boy’.
Monthly Archives: July 2008