There seems no cure for the emotions expressed here. Cracked love, open wounds and downright despair is what you’re likely to get when it comes to the latest release from post-hardcore outfit Terrible Love.
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One Cup Of Coffee With El Toro Records
El Toro Records still Screamin’ Famous Last Words (FLW) got in contact with El Toro Records as we have been long admirers of this Spanish record label. With El Toro Records specialising in rock ‘n’ roll, rockabilly and R&B reissues, continue →
Halden Electric
Halden Electric On His New Album ‘Women’ Halden Electric talked with Famous Last Words (FLW) recently about his latest album ‘Women’. Not only is this a double album with one side acoustic based and the other more electric, but it continue →
Welcome Return For Donkeyboy
The boys from Drammen make a welcome return Donkeyboy is back with a new single ‘Triggerfinger’, which has received a glowing response at Famous Last Words (FLW). Fortunately for us, FLW managed to bag an interview with Cato Sundberg from continue →
At The Loft Presents Deathcrush
Deathcrush In New Session Latest filmed session coming straight from At The Loft studio in Oslo, Norway is relatively new Norwegian noiseniks Deathcrush. Sounding like an amalgamation of the spirit of Riot Grrrl era grunge with occasional forages into white continue →
Louise Jordan Interview
Folk songstress Louise Jordan talks about her album ‘Florilegium’ and recent tour Fresh from a recent tour of the UK, Louise Jordan found time to speak with Famous Last Words about plans for a new album in 2014. In addition to continue →
Diversity Is The Key To Survival
The Cheaterslicks open up to FLW Latest interview to be published at Famous Last Words (FLW) comes from The Cheaterslicks. FLW found the discussion with Paul Lovell Newman and Ruzz from The Cheaterslicks an extremely interesting one as they talked continue →
Peter Bruntnell interview
Peter Bruntnell discusses latest album and the reasons for his Scandinavian tour It was a truly memorable evening recently in Oslo as Buckleys hosted the Triple Troubadours consisting of Peter Bruntnell, Halden Electric and Tommy Womack. In addition to this tour, continue →
Congratulations Silya!
Stjernekamp winner 2013 Congratulations to Silya winner of Stjernekamp 2013! In honour of Silya’s victory this evening Famous Last Words (FLW) has promoted Ol’ Golden Tonsils to the top of the class once more with front cover status for this continue →
Oh, Brother…It’s The Doel Brothers!
Not quite rockabilly but elements of said genre with bigger helpings of hillbilly and western swing, The Doel Brothers are the real deal Fresh off the press new interview with Hampshire’s The Doel Brothers. Famous Last Words (FLW) spent a continue →
Rockabilly is the flavour for this week
Three interviews up and more to follow! Famous Last Words (FLW) is proud to bring you three new interviews with Pat Capocci, The Bullets and the New Ranch Girls. The interviews with the New Ranch Girls and Pat Capocci were conducted at this continue →
Wild rockabilly & Rock ‘n’ Roll
A definite highlight on the main stage at this year’s Rockabilly Rave, Marc & the Wild Ones share their views on all things music with FLW Marc & the Wild Ones is the latest interview to be published at Famous continue →
Danny & The Champs
Latest interview to grace the pages of Famous Last Words (FLW) is Danny & The Champions of the World. Lead singer Danny George Wilson proved an affable interviewee with one or two stories to tell, but also providing the details continue →
FLW Playlist
Doubt Mines EP
Terrible Love (Big Scary Monsters)
London Is Trouble (Single)
Sol Heilo (Propeller Recordings)
…any joy that is left to be found can certainly be had via ‘London Is Trouble’ and the impressive manner in which this intimate tale is told .
Scale Of Blindness
Benjamin Finger (Eilean Records)
It’s a masterwork, and it’s called ‘Scale Of Blindness’.
Retreat (from album The Neon Handshake)
Hell is for Heroes (Chrysalis)
Defiant to the end, Retreat is just one of the highlights from a debut album that is being celebrated this month with a number of live dates.
The Long Harvest
Creek Road Eleven (Z-Trading)
Such attention to the finer details has certainly paid off as Creek Road Eleven deliver a ten-track album packed with rollin’ country rock tunes…
International Blue (Single)
Manic Street Preachers (Columbia)
Everything in its right place then, the new album should be something worth waiting for.
Baksida På Operaen (Single)
Stian Fjelldal (Didelidoo)
It makes for compelling listening, especially given the added teaspoonful of eccentricity that brings to mind Scotland’s Mull Historical Society.
Thee DB3
Thee DB3 (Drum Monkey Records)
Thee DB3 are a talented unit with a debut album that is firing on all cylinders.
Hiding Places (Single)
Rain On Monday (ROM Music)
…‘Hiding Places’ may be the sound of rainfall yet the sun is also shining.
Wolf (Single)
DYLYN (HOME Music Co.)
With a genuine 80s feel coursing through the centre of this new record via moody sounding synths, ‘Wolf’ is not without current reference points regarding its overall sound…