New Music From The Inbox: Slaves, Tijuana Bibles, Joe Pug, Elvis Perkins, BADBADNOTGOOD and Ghostface Killah

January 12, 2015January 12, 2015 Juliette Jagger 0 Comments

By: Juliette Jagger

Artist: Slaves “Hey”
Album: HEY EP

Full-throttle garage punk straight out of Kent UK.

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Artist: Tijuana Bibles “Crucifixion”
Album: Single

Sabath meets Soundgarden.

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Artist: Joe Pug “Stay And Dance”
Album: Windfall

Off of Pug’s forthcoming album Windfall, “Stay and Dance” recalls the likes of Gordon Lightfoot and further cements him as one of American’s finest young indie-folk songwriters.

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Artist: Elvis Perkins “Hogus Pogus”
Album: I Aubade

Off of Perkin’s forthcoming third LP, I Aubade, “Hogus Pogus” sees the New York based odd-ball folk-rock artist taking a much more whimsical approach to his melodic and slightly off-kilter sound.

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Artist: BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah “Ray Gun” Ft. DOOM
Album: Sour Soul

Off of the forthcoming collaborative effort, Sour Soul, from Wu-Tang legend Ghostface Killah and Toronto’s BADBADNOTGOOD, “Ray Gun,” which is due out on February 24, was one of twelve songs recorded on analog tape with vintage equipment and sees Ghost returning to his gritty soulful roots.