Tonights post is the second of the Devil’s two part predictions of the bands and artists who will breakthrough in 2010.
In no particular order the Devil’s second set of tips for 2010 are…
Spirit Spine
From: Bloomington, Indiana, United States
Blissed out looped and layered experimental post-pop from the one man psych machine Spirit Spine. A likely candidate for global domination if the world wants to turn on, tune in and drop out.
Go Try
Spirit Spine - Myspace
Othello Woolf
From London, United Kingdom
The classically named Othello Woolf has cheekbones like geometry and a voice like David Byrne giving birth. He has a better than even chance of bathing in Davina McCall’s milk in 2010.
Go Visit
Othello Woolf - Myspace // Last.FM
The Super Vacations
From: East Coast, United States
If Carlsberg did garage bands they’d probably sound like The Super Vacation. With a surf board under one arm and a Nuggets album under the other they’re cooler than a Polar Bear’s todger. Outsider for global domination unless the world is waiting for Roky Erickson on a surfboard.
Go Visit
The Super Vacation - Myspace
Reading Rainbow
From: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Reading Rainbow make music so rich and saturated in reverb and bright, sun drenched psychedelia that it will make your headphones sweat like a cold can of pop in the summer time. It’s simple, short, sweet indie pop like your granny used to make. Worldwide domination beckons only if everyone in the world is injected with the John Peel gene. Which you have to admit is a cool idea.
Go Try
MP3 - Reading Rainbow - Feral Kids
MP3 - Reading Rainbow - We Are Too Young
MP3 - Reading Rainbow - Oh Deer Lord
If anyone from the IFPI is reading these tracks are all linked direct from the Reading Rainbow Last.FM site and are all therefore freely available so please refrain from alleging infringement of copyright.
Go Visit
Reading Rainbow - Myspace // Last.FM
"You only get to appreciate what you do when you're not doing it," says bassist Rob Canning, slurping on a tea. "and now we're back, we're buzzing to go."
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