
So far, 2010 is looking like a great year for indie and alternative rock.
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Today we feature a number of relatively unknown bands from the Standard Recording label, a little known, small indie label with some big talent.Up first is the band Everthus The Deadbeats, followed by the whistling, skipping melodies of Amo Joy; "King Basement" from Thunderhawk's upcoming release, VI; the alt country rock of Kentucky Nightmare; the White Stripes-sounding garage rockers, Big Big Car; and, Everything Now's semi-sordid story of life in a trailer park.
"Organic Mechanics" - Everthus The Deadbeats from John Kill & The Microscopic Lullaby
"A Regal Tomorrow" - Amo Joy from The Sane Design
"King Basement" - Thunderhawk from VI
"Caroline & I" - Kentucky Nightmare from Take Her Favour
"The Limestone Stomp" - Big Big Car from Limestone Throne/Kid Fight
"I Live in a Trailer Park" - Everything, Now! from Police! Police!
Get the Standard Recordings sampler in zip format for free, and check out the label's website.
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Labels: Indie Record Labels
5:26 PM
February 4, 2010
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