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Single Review: Birdman Cult - Let Me Out (2022)

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  First of all, and because it cannot be said often enough: нет войны | ні війні | No War How to help the people in Ukraine ______________________________________________________ This coverage was created via Musosoup  #Sustainablecurator Click here  and run your own campaign on MusoSoup Picture Credit: Birdman Cult Birdman Cult – Let me out Release Date: August 15, 2022 Duration: 03:01 Genre: Post Punk / Stoner Rock Origin: Bristol , England Over the past 13 months, Bristol’s Birdman Cult have had some appearances on MangoWave which you can find here . With a sarcastic sense of humour and thrilling guitar music, the band from South West England share their sceptical, cynical and critical view on the world with us. Currently, the quintet is working on an EP which can be expected to drop in late 2022. On this road, Birdman Cult present their latest Single ‘Let me out’ which has been released Bristol’s Donut Records . ‘Let me out’ is the track for everyone w...

Fresh Mango: May 18, 2022

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First of all, and because it cannot be said often enough: нет войны | ні війні | No War How to help the poeple in Ukraine ______________________________________________________   Fresh Mango 10 new releases that are worth checking out! 10 short reviews.  If available on Spotify, one song each will also be added to the  MangoRotation playlist  (MR) for 14 days. This coverage was created via Musosoup  #Sustainablecurator Click here  and run your own campaign on MusoSoup Birdman Cult - Ferryman (MR) (05:10, Single, Digital, Donut Records, 11/05/2022) The first eighty seconds of Birdman Cult's latest single 'Ferryman' alone are completely stunning. The setup begins with a sonorous and fuzzy guitar that is accompanied by ethereal chorals. As the chorus is repeated in a trancy way, the sounds in the background build up to become a monumental wall of high voltage. And then, Birdman Cult from South English Bristol jump in medias res as their black sermon turn...

Single Review: Birdman Cult - Whisky Sunburn (2021)

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Picture Credit: Birdman Cult   Birdman Cult - Whisky Sunburn Release Date: November 11, 2021 Length: 03:54 Genre:  Garage Rock Origin:  Bristol ,  England In their latest single 'Whysky Sunburn', Bristol's Birdman Cult bring up the painful subject of contemporary politics in the so-called Western world. The free world, the global North, or whatever you may call it is drowning in chaotic battles in which the kyriarchy is trying to defend its means with its back to the wall. While liberating and progressive ideals grow, the conservative and revisionist right is doing what it can do best: turn groups against each other. Whisky Sunburn by Birdman Cult The fuzzy main riff rolls forward like the chains of a tank while Birdman increase the tension. The synthies and the echoes provide a colourful futuristic soundscape in which Garage Rock and Post Punk merge. The vocals are the most outstanding feature here since they change between narrating voices and an atmosphere that so...

News: Birdman Cult - Roll em up and tuck it in (2021)

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Picture Credit: Birdman Cult   Birdman Cult - Roll em up and tuck it in Release Date: May 07, 2021 Length: 03:55 Genre: Garage Rock Origin: Bristol , England Fashion has its own weird ways sometimes, especially when it is about revivals or so-called "vintage" and "retro" fashions that pop up from time to time, mocking styles that were genuine three decades before. In their song "Roll em up and tuck it in", Bristol's Birdman Cult take on one of the most frequent phenomena of that kind. I am not going to go into detail, so just think of the subcultures that were big 30 years ago, and listen to the song instead. "Roll em up and tuck it in" is a fuzz-laden and massively rolling piece of heavy Garage Rock with a psychedelic air, and a certain Post-Grunge atmosphere. This is genuine, honest, and autochthonous rock music. Birdman Cult have created another timeless anthem that is here to stay. Content from the  MangoNews  will always stay in the  Man...