1. |
Umbrella Propella
02:15
|
|||
2. |
Wild Geese
02:39
|
|||
3. |
Paperboat
04:38
|
|||
4. |
When The Wand Is Wild
02:52
|
|||
5. |
Powerful Soup
02:13
|
|||
6. |
||||
7. |
The Car Horns Of Rio
03:49
|
|||
8. |
||||
9. |
Tears For Smokey
02:45
|
|||
10. |
Spike
02:21
|
|||
11. |
Knachered Old Twits
00:47
|
|||
12. |
Chime Chime Cherry
02:08
|
|||
13. |
Body Cog
04:26
|
Paul Vickers and The Leg City of Edinburgh
Paul Vickers and The Leg is a reckless amalgam of the lyrical maverick behind John Peel favourites Dawn of the Replicants and Dan Mutch’s equally single-minded quintet, featuring Pete Harvey, Alun Scurlock, John Mackie and James Metcalfe.
If you like Paul Vickers and The Leg, you may also like:
Birling Gap
by The Catenary Wires
Featuring members of several legendary indie pop bands, The Catenary Wires play hazy, 60s-tinged guitar pop with bittersweet lyrics.
go to album
Show Your Face EP
by Quinn Oulton
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 1, 2021
go to album
Trophic Asynchrony
by Adam Stafford
A fascinating electronic exploration of nature, boasting prismatic songs that radiate color and light.
go to album
Cosmonaut
by Pickle Darling
Pickle Darling looks to the sky on sweet, outer space-inspired LP, elevating their bedroom pop prowess further than ever before.
go to album
Intensity Sunshine
by Palms
Sydney group Palms return with a bright and dynamic collection of summery pop-punk songs.
go to album
MD133 - CANDELABRE "For to have time is to have wings"
by Candélabre
French darkwave outfit Candélabre channel New Romantic pop, dousing big melodies with a healthy amount of foggy, swirling atmosphere.
go to album
Infinite Youth
by Merk
New Zealand artist Merk examines the period between adolescence and adulthood with melodic indie pop.
go to album
