Tag: frenchy and the punk
Soylent Seafoam Green – Guitarmy of One (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Who is ready for a film noir soundtrack-infused, twanging 60’s, Spanish-vibed, cannibal surf-punk instrumental? That should get your attention. Those don’t come along too...
Kolchak meets the Sea Mobster, surreal surf music from Guitarmy of...
Moving beyond a successful album crowdfunding campaign to the release of his new single 'Kolchak meets the Sea Mobster', NYC-based surf-rock artist Guitarmy of One offers a fresh...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 060323
Missed a week or so, things have been busy, busy, busy...which can only be a good thing, right? Right. But here is a round...
Frenchy and the Punk offer Banshees-inspired Temple of Sleep from new...
NYC-based postpunk duo Frenchy and the Punk present 'Temple of Sleep', a slow, dark, atmospheric track from their new 'Zen Ghost' album. Pitting emotional angst against sleep,...
The Festive Forty: An End of Year Playlist
So, I thought that I might put together a longer list to round the year off, featuring some of my favourite songs that were...
Deviation, continuity & keeping it DIY: A conversation with Frenchy and...
Let’s start with a bit of background. What is the musical path that got you both where you are today? How and when did...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 261122
Still plenty going on as we head towards the end of the year. Here's a snapshot of what has been floating around the DAA...
Frenchy and the Punk drop new video for If The World...
NYC-based postpunk duo Frenchy and the Punk present their new single 'If The World Doesn't End First', a love song wrapped in an impending apocalyptic scenario...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 201122
Another week's worth of the great music I have been writing about, the cool artists I have been working with, and the live gigs...
Zen Ghost – Frenchy and the Punk (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I’m sure that I said it before, but anything that reminds me of Concrete Blonde, who, I have it on good authority, has been...
Mon Souvenir – Frenchy and the Punk (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It is easy to see where some of Frenchy and the Punk’s influences lie – somewhere in a swirl of gothic and post-punk pioneers...
