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NEW MUSIC
This month’s essential tracks for guitar lovers
FONTAINES DC OASIS TOM MISCH & YUSSUF DAYES
A Hero’s Death Don’t Stop… Festival
The Dublin quintet’s first single from the Unearthed by Noel Gallagher, this is a Found on Tom Misch’s sophomore album,
sophomore album of the same name boasts largely acoustic demo of a song that until Festival features impeccable rhythms
roaring guitars that shift between major and recently had only been heard as part of a underpinning balanced and collected
minor, as well as quintessential Beach soundcheck recording from Hong Kong in arpeggiated guitar melodies, while short
Boys-style backing vocals. the early 2000s. searing lead lines peal in the distance.
FENNE LILY LIANNE LA HAVAS JOFF ODDIE
To Be A Woman Pt.2 Can’t Fight To Mr Fahey
Following the wonderful Hypochondriac, The third single to come from her This is the title track of Wolf Alice guitarist
Dead Oceans’ latest signing Fenne Lily has forthcoming album, Can’t Fight opens Joff Oddie’s instrumental folk album, the
released her second single for the label, with a cool tapping melody before lo-fi proceeds from which go to the Trussell
which is raw and furious, with ground- drums lay the groundwork for La Havas’ Trust to help with UK food banks during
shaking guitars and inventive dynamics. effortless vocal. the COVID-19 crisis.
POTTERY SHARON VAN ETTEN & JOSH HOMME PERFUME GENIUS
Hot Heater (Whats So Funny ’Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding Describe
Pottery released Hot Heater alongside the For this cover of a song penned by Nick What began life as a ballad took on a new
announcement of their debut album, due Lowe in 1974, Van Etten and the Queens life when it was introduced to Blake Mills,
in June. Reminiscent of Talking Heads and Of The Stone Age frontman’s delectable whose guitar is resplendent throughout. The
Freaky Styley-era Red Hot Chili Peppers, it’s duet burns slow and bittersweet, with sultry end result straddles the line between
laced with raw and choppy guitars. slide guitar atmospherics aplenty. modern country and stoner rock.
KATY J PEARSON BLAKE MILLS DEEP PURPLE
Take Back The Radio Never Forever Man Alive
Bristol’s Katy J Pearson returns with this The opening track from Mills’ stellar new Loaded with references to the end of days,
belter, whose crisp reverberated guitar is set album Mutable Set begins with washes of the lead from Deep Purple’s forthcoming
against her enticing vocal. It also features ambience before a crescendo leads into LP Whoosh! is perfectly tailored to a global
labelmate Davey Newington of Boy Azooga beautifully fingerpicked guitar. The crisis, and opens with vocal harmonies
on drums and backing vocals. 33-year-old Angeleno is a serious talent. and Steve Morse’s signature doublestops.
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