The Whole Kameese Proving Ground SLAMHAIN Playlist

We are excited to release our The Whole Kameese Proving Ground SLAMHAIN Playlist.

Nathalie Miller – “you’re in my bed”

Nathalie Miller, has crafted an absolute indie pop gem that you will be singing for days .

You can listen Here

Tell- “My Kinda Lie”

“My Kinda Lie” , from Boston band, TELL , is brilliantly infused with rock and roll perfection . We were literally hanging on every note and word .

Wayward Vine- “SALT”

“SALT”, from Wayward Vine, may be one of favorite songs right now . We were instantly blown away by the perfect melodies and well crafted lyrics. Bravo . You can listen Here

Junior VP – “American Optimism “

There is this amazing retro vibe and feel on

“American Optimism” from Glasgow based Junior VP, and we are absolutely over the moon about it . This is one vibe you can’t miss. Listen Here

Pen Pin – “Vampire “

We are squarely in the season of the spook and what better song to celebrate the season than with the ghoulishly perfect “Vampire”, from acclaimed indie pop duo , PEN PIN. Listen Here

Counterpunch – “Dig”

We are so psyched to be listen to new music from Chicago melodic punk veterans, Counterpunch. They have a one of a kind sound that we simply “Dig” ….Brilliant. Listen HERE

The Dreaded Laramie- “Clinical Hypnosis “

We absolutely love the energy of The Dreaded Laramie . Every song is a powerful dose of glam /power pop and “Clinical Hypnosis “ is no exception. You are going to want to put this on repeat immediately.

New Junk City – “Stay The Same”

Atlanta, based punk outfit, New Junk City , delivers a melodic punk gem with , “Stay The Same” by the time we got the chorus we were singing at the top of our lungs. Listen Here

Nervous Eaters- “Where’ Johnny”

Boston punk rock ’n’ roll legends, Nervous Eaters, sound rev’d up and better than ever with blazing new single, “Where’s Johnny Now” It’s wicked good. Listen Here

Ally McCoy – “Tell Me!”

The first time we heard “Tell Me! ” from Ally McCoy, we were all in . We talk all the time about you can’t describe “it” but you know it when you hear “it” “Tell Me!” from Ally McCoy is definitely “it” and so much more. Listen Here

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Cold Expectations – “Waiting For The Pills To Take Effect

Cold Expectations have an electrifying sound that you can’t help but get charged up about . This one will be rocking in your head for days listen Here

Sorry Holly Delivers Thunderous New Single “SJC”

We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new single “SJC” from Portland, Oregon post punk trio Sorry Holly.

You can listen to “SJC” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

Sorry Holly, is a band that does not beat around the bush , they come out firing on all cylinders and this is on full display on their kick ass new single “SJC” We love everything about this track but the groove that Sorry Holly have cooked up on “SJC” is like next level stuff . ( The drumming alone on this track is freaking legendary)

“SJC” will be included on the band’s long awaited debut album, “Use Your Heart” which, will be out on January 17th and we can’t wait.

So find your favorite listening spot and get lost in the goodness that is “SJC”

Sorry Holly Deliver An Absolute Sonic And Melodic Treat With New Single “Lost And Found”

We recently had the stellar opportunity to check out the new single “Lost And Found”, via Sad Time Productions “ from Portland, Oregon post punk trio Sorry Holly. You can listen to “Lost And Found” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

Sorry Holly , has a distinctive and electrifying sound and it is on full display on their latest single “Lost And Found”

Courtesy of Sad Times Productions

Sorry Holly, is living proof that things as a band don’t always happen over night. Sorry Holly is a post-punk trio ten years in the making. Life gets in the way in many shapes and forms, keeping the band apart for a few scattered years. But in 2023, the band headed to Chicago, IL to record their first full length with producer Simon Small at Type One Studios. The debut album “Use Your Heart” is a dedication

With pristine vocal and an additive melody, “Lost And Found “ , from Sorry Holly is ready to be your new favorite song. “Use Your Heart” will be out on January, 17th , until then we will keep “Lost And Found” repeat.

Urban Heat Turns It Up With Latest Gem “You’ve Got That Edge”

We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new single “You’ve Got That Edge” from Urban Heat .

You can listen to “You’ve Got That Edge” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

Post-punk darkwave underground faves Urban Heat absolutely slay with their latest single “You’ve Got That Edge “ which is from their upcoming album “The Tower” due on August 16th .

Credit Cathlin McCullough

Urban Heat artfully fusion of electronic and post-punk styles with an uncanny ability to write undeniably universal drop intoxicating hooks, the Austin-based band gives incredible and rousing performance, too – they’re currently on an extensive US Summer tour, which will be followed by a European tour with Molchat Doma in the fall. 

Lead singer Jonathan Horstmann says of the upcoming single, “This track is for anyone who looks in the mirror and doesn’t feel like the reflection is a good representation of who they really are… We wanted to remind anyone who feels isolated that they are a force of nature. 

This was the first song written for The Tower (their upcoming album out August 16th), and sonically it gave us permission to go to so many places. The verse is very synthpop but we bring in big guitars with a halftime breakdown. It’s a damn anthem. So many of our songs are about anxiety and fear and pain and it seems right to have something that feels so supportive emotionally to get everyone ready for the rest of the record. ‘Cause the rest of it hurts, lol.”

Credit Cathlin McCullough

We absolutely love everything about Urban Heat and their latest single “You Got That Edge “ Urban Heat , is a prime example of a band who isn’t afraid to bring a fresh inventive style and sound to a somewhat mundane musical landscape.