Tommy Lorente Biarritz, France
Tommy Lorente blends eclectic influences ranging from Folk-Pop to Heavy Rock, his songwriting leads him to explore all kind of melodic pop oriented kind of music.
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Moon Shot
by The Lees Of Memory
supported by 7 fans who also own “Poom Tchak Pow”
Like most songs on the album this song shifts between two distinct modes that work great separately, but when they combine, they become Voltron and are unstoppable!
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No Weapon But Love
by Icecream Hands
supported by 6 fans who also own “Poom Tchak Pow”
Such a joyful collection of songs. Nothing like quintessential Melbourne alternative rock to lift the spirits. Listening during yet another lockdown transports me to a band room in my favourite pub. Thanks for the music lads- looking forward to seeing you for real when we get outta here.
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The Two Sided Face
by The Supahip
supported by 6 fans who also own “Poom Tchak Pow”
There's some kind of magical mischief that rises thick in the air when Michael Carpenter and Mark Moldre get together to write and record. I don't know what it is... something about the Beatles and whisky. Whatever it is, I heard it in the Supahip's first album and I hear it even drunker and faster in this one. Well done, gentlemen. You've done it again. ~ R
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Touched by the Stuff
by Motorists
Toronto rivals San Francisco as the North American capital of jangle pop as evidenced by this new record of sunny jams from the Motorists.
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Thoughtz & Prayerz
by Heart Attack Man
The Cleveland band temper uncompromising metalcore breakdowns with infectious jangle-pop melodies and ample dark humor.
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Dead Calm
by The boys with the perpetual nervousness
Slot the jangly debut from this Scottish-Spanish combo between Teenage Fanclub and Talulah Gosh.
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The Inn of Temporary Happiness
by Richie Mayer
supported by 6 fans who also own “Poom Tchak Pow”
Some 40 years after his first record with a short-lived band called Loose Lips, Richie Mayer re-appears on Bandcamp under his own name with this seventeen-track CD that should be positively embraced and adored by all power-pop fans the world over. A caveat: there is an ultra-limited run of physical format CD for this record (only 100), so the sooner, the better...
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