• Rollerpalooza II

    Uh?

  • We are one year old…

    Hooray! Well, we will keep it short and sweet. It’s been a crazy year here at Sloucher.org and not only do we want to thank ALL bands that donated songs for our two very awesome mix cds (here and here) but also to every single person who writes for this site. Thank you for contributing.…

  • Ready for the gridlock

    Autolux – Transit transit The skinny: Forever delayed… The review proper: But Jebus damn us all, well worth the wait. Six years is an eternity in the unforgiving music blogosphere (hate that term) and watching Autolux take so long (although with reason) to release Transit Transit was a very taxing experience.

  • The Sunday Soapbox

    The sad end of a mysoginist. (or is it?) As Quinto stumbled through Penistone road after doing another fatty blunt-batastic, he thought that it all was a little too silly for his liking.

  • Wake up song – 150

    In memory of a sweet moment this week. Thanks.

  • Unfortunate letters about incidents – 1

    Welcome to our new weekly column with Russ “chords of gold” Palmer. This week, he writes with grave concern to Blackpool‘s council…

  • Wake up song – 149

    The new nifty video for Polly Mackey and the Pleasure Principle is pretty cool. Check it out right ‘ere! Seen them live in April, liked them! —Sam

  • Wake up song -148

    Made famous by Annie Lennox’s cover of the song on her 1995 album Medusa, here is the original ‘No More I Love You’s’  in all it’s 80’s shoegazey, reverby, atmospheric,  new wave (*insert adjective here) glory. – Misky P.s. Check that bassline!

  • Interview: Heavy Young Heathens

    Here at Sloucher towers a buzz went around the office; at first it was a quiet murmuring punctuated with swift gulps of coffee and then it culminated in the loud garage rock psychedelia that is Heavy Young Heathens’ recently released new EP Make Room for the Youth. We geeks at Sloucher were lucky enough to…

  • The Sunday Soapbox

    Letters to Sloucher.org (with apologies to Russell Palmer and Monty Python). (one of these is real. can you guees which one? – Q)