Tag: weimar
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...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 181022
It's back! It's been a while since the last TWTMWTW playlist, and loads of people have been asking, well, some people have been asking...a...
Mint reeming on music: a conversation with WEIMAR’s Aidan Cross
Formed in 2016, Weimar is made up of vocalist-guitarist-songwriter Aidan Cross (The Bacillus, Black Light Mutants), bassist John Armstrong (The Speed Of Sound), drummer...
WEIMAR’s Heaven on High Street East takes on some sensitive and...
Manchester art-rock quartet Weimar presents the single 'Heaven on High Street East' with an accompanying video driving home the lyrics. A lush prog indie-folk ballad, this is...
Manchester indie rockers, Weimar, present new single and video ‘I...
Manchester art-rock quartet Weimar present the single 'I Smashed The Looking Glass', a surreal upbeat rock number enhanced by psychedelic effects, exploring such themes of identity crisis...
Dancing On A Volcano – Weimar (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
After sparse and ominous drumbeats tattoo us in, we are greeted by the recent single “Soho Rain” and what a great way to start...
Soho Rain – Weimar (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If last time out Weimar was regaling us with tales of “The Girls of L.A”, now they use their music to paint soggy scenarios...
That Was The Music Week That Was – 230422
Another week of writing about, listening to, promoting and generally enjoying lots of cool new music from the best of the grassroots community. Give...
Manchester indie rockers Weimar tip their musical hats to The Girls...
Manchester-based indie rockers Weimar present their latest audio-visual offering for 'The Girls of LA', their new single released via German Shepherd Records. Long-term Weimar collaborator...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 140422
It's been a bit busy here at DAA and I didn't have time to compile the weekly playlist but apparently, people missed this round-up...
The Girls of L.A. – Weimar (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
With a name like Weimar, a track titled “The Girls of L.A.” and the release going through German Shepherd Records, you might be forgiven...
