A deviation from previous works, and most welcome as Less One Knows is quite possibly the Norwegian’s best album to date.
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Promising return FLW favourites Fanny Mae & The Dynamite Believers return with a brand new single called ‘My Howl’. This new song is the first indication of what to expect from the band’s forthcoming album (there is no available title continue →
Rock Doll Baby! Rockabilly legend and Rockabilly Hall of Fame inductee, Bernie Early is the latest interview at Famous Last Words (FLW). It was a proud moment when FLW spoke with Bernie Early for some duration one evening about his continue →
Rockabilly Girl & Rockabilly Boys Canadian rockabilly band Manny Jr. & The Cyclones took FLW by surprise with their album ‘Rockabilly Girl’. Such was the level of excitement here at Famous Last Words (FLW) in relation to the band’s album, continue →
A Done Deal Record label Jade Tree has signed American indie band Dogs On Acid. The label’s new signing is made up of members from numerous other well-known indie bands from Philadelphia during the last few years including Algernon Cadwallader, continue →
Trophy Up For Grabs In March! All Boy/All Girl is set to release their latest EP by the name of ‘Trophy’. Based in Brooklyn, the band comprising of members Danielle Lovier (vocals/ukulele), Jessie Rogowski (vocals/guitar), Joshua Curry (guitars), Hannah Levinson (viola), continue →
Black. 44 And Their Debut Album Finnish metal outfit Black. 44 is set to enter the recording studio to lay down the tracks for their debut album. With no album title confirmed as of yet, the band is currently adding continue →
IRIS Out With New Video Single The UK’s IRIS return with brand new video single ‘Antisocial’, which is taken from the band’s second album ‘Something To Live For’. The video itself was produced by Oliver Craggs, which showcases IRIS’s punk continue →
New Single and Album Mylets releases new single ‘Trembling Hands’ on Sargent House, with a full-length album set to follow on the 2oth April 2015. The first slice ‘Trembling Hands’ from the forthcoming album has been receiving positive feedback and continue →
Working Together Holy Roar has a new sister record label by the name of Truthseeker Music. The new label is run by former Holy Roar employee, Alex Leat who will feature the debut album from Human Future as the record continue →
New talent With A Penchant For Carl Perkins Carl Bradychok is the name being bandied about stateside due to being something of a guitar maestro and recognised songwriter. Such recognition began as early as the tender age of fifteen when continue →
Free Download & Festival Date For Alt-Rockers Alternative rock outfit, Circle of Reason offer their final FREE download single. The single giveaway is part of a monthly offer the band has been running recently. Taken from Circle of Reason’s highly continue →
Norway Has A Hit On Their Hands Norway’s favourite new sons, The Main Level, release new single ‘Lost Right Here’. This latest single from the three piece from Bergen is part of a forthcoming EP under the same heading. There continue →
A deviation from previous works, and most welcome as Less One Knows is quite possibly the Norwegian’s best album to date.
Rather like a good novel that you do not want to end, the same feeling applies to the series ‘Southern Bred: Texas R&B Rockers’.
‘Glass Island’ is an album to break the strongest of hearts yet also provide reasons for optimism that all is not lost.
The Ramblin Bandits show no signs of fatigue during ‘Up and Down’ because it’s simply engaging from start to finish.
Rock and roll is alive and well in West Wales via Doc & the Headshrinkers’ Crashland.
Great comeback album that would have benefited even further from more of his own compositions.
Highlighting much needed recognition of the “original” rock ‘n’ rollers, ‘Boss Black Rockers Vol.6’ has something for all true devotees of rock and roll music.
There’s beauty in sound with Open Wound, despite the sensitive subject matter of the lyrics. New single before new LP.
Alternative rock and grunge-lite ditty but one spiked with an undercurrent of country & western, Charon reveals but one side of Jordan Rome’s music.
Showing no signs of fatigue, Hot Rod Double’s third LP continues to cling to the FLW Playlist with its compelling mix of rockabilly and various strands of country music.