Supergrass know how to always remain cool! Their debut I Should Coco made it into the pop charts. Previous record Road to Rouen is my favorite which has three perfect Supergrass cut, and they're St. Petersburg, Road to Rouen and Sad Girl. They had relesead five all good record And with Diamond Hoo Ha, they continue to play roots lie in the infectiously catchy punk-pop music. Diamond Hoo Ha is kinda likeable, it's one of nice rock records i loved in 2008.

Supergrass - Bad Blood

Recommended Tracks: Diamond Hoo Ha Man, When I Needed You, 345, Return Of Inspiration

1. Supergrass - Bad Blood


2. The Kooks - Always Where I Need To Be

3. Destroyer - Dark Leaves Form a Thread

4. Kylie Minogue - Wow [Watch Video]

5. The Raveonettes - Black/White [Watch Video]

6. Yeasayer - Wait for the Summer [Watch Video]

7. The Rascals - Suspicious Wit [Watch Video]

8.Coheed & Cambria – Feathers [Watch Video]

9. The Orb - Vuja De [Watch Video]

10 Nightwish - Bye Bye Beautiful [Watch Video]


Flashback Video
Goldfrapp - Utopia

Garage Punk band The Kills consists of vocalist/guitarist VV (aka Alison Mosshart) formerly of the Florida punk band Discount, and drummer/guitarist/vocalist Hotel (aka Jamie Hince). Midnight Boom is the third studio release due March 18 via Domino Records.

The Kills return with their 2nd single 'Cheap and Cheerful' on 3rd March from the impending new album 'Midnight Boom' out a week later on 10th March. It's a thumping stab of militant R&B beats and mantra of insurgent demands is like a magnet towards the dancefloor.

The Kills - Cheap and Cheerful

Cheap and Cheerful (Music video)

The Superimposers' new album is called ‘Harpsichord Treacle’, it’s a line from a song hidden away in the wonderfulsound libraries’ vaults. Like treacle oozing from a harpsichord.

Harpsichord Treacle is more "Superimposed" goodness with plenty of peace, love and harmonies going on. Anyway, this is not seriously something very new, it just keeps reminding 60s' soft and lush melodies. I loved the song "Golden" in particular.

The Superimposers - Golden