The Bouncing Souls play upbeat, sing-along punk rock, and they’re amazing. In other news, their guitarist Pete has been kind enough to pick out his top 5 tracks.
Have a listen to Pete’s choices below, and follow @top5tracks on Twitter or click LIKE over in the box on the right. There’s more good bands coming up and you might miss them. Actually the next one is from another BIG punk rock band…
Over to Pete:
Is Tropical are an indie-dance-electronica trio from London with a back-catalogue of tunes ready to soundtrack your summer. It’s the kind of music that you’ll put on and then realise a couple of minutes later that you’ve been dancing at your desk. Give it a go.
The band have taken some time out to select their top 5 tracks for our listening pleasure. Have a listen to their choices below.
Oi oi, more UK rock for your ears now – this time from Hemel’s own SCHOLARS.
These guys play anthemic upbeat rock with a sense of humour, and they’ve picked out their top 5 tracks for our listening pleasure.
Have a listen to the list, and like us on Facebook / follow us on twitter etc. The next list is coming from one of my favourite bands of all time. HUGE.
Over to Scholars…
The Smoking Hearts play raucous party-punk. Simple formula, well executed. This is the ideal soundtrack for jumping over a fire, throwing yourself off a roof or doing the dishes quite quickly. Whichever floats your boat.
Anyway, Simon (guitars) has picked his top 5 tracks for us. Check them out below – and follow @top5tracks or click LIKE in theFacebook box on the right for more top 5 lists. BIG bands coming up soon…
Over to Simon…
Best Friends make riotous garage-surf-rock with good times for all. Get ready for Summer. I haven’t seen them live, but I imagine they’re REALLY good fun. Put them on your to-do list.
The band have all got together and picked out this top 5 tracks for your listening pleasure. So sit back and get pleased.
Over to Best Friends:
Funeral for a Friend – you will almost certainly know these guys. They’re a bunch of Welsh rockers who’ve been going for over a decade, and their debut album “Casually Dressed and Deep in Conversation” was one of the staples of the 2000s emo scene.
Still going strong – and on tour at the moment…. the guys have dropped in to pick out their top 5 tracks. Check their choices below.
Also, if you like finding new music, click Like in the Facebook box over on the right of this page, or follow @top5tracks (twitter) – we’ve got some SUPERB bands coming up picking their favourite music. Steal their taste. Deal.
Over to Kris from FFAF – here are his top 5 tracks:
History of Apple Pie are your new favourite band – these guys put together an intensely loveable blend of soft vocals, jangly guitars and uplifting melodies.
If I were making a coming-of-age-teenage-rom-com (which unfortunately I’m not), these guys would definitely be on the soundtrack. Probably at the point where the hero finally gets kissed.
Lucky for us, the band have picked out their top 5 tracks – check the list below.
If you like the idea of bands picking their favourite music, click LIKE in the Facebook box on the right, or follow @top5tracks on Twitter. More GOOD stuff coming soon…
Over to HOAP:
Mark Stewart is a dub-legend… he started out bending genre definitions in the Pop Group, and since then his travels have seen him work with On-U-Sound and inspire an emerging Industrial scene.
With his background, Mark’s clearly got an interesting taste in music – luckily he’s been kind enough to drop in and give us his top 5 tracks – check out his selections below.
There are more REALLY good artists picking their top 5 tracks soon – make sure you don’t miss out by clicking Like in the Facebook box over in the right – or follow @top5tracks on Twitter. Sweet.
Right, over to Mark…