Showing posts with label The Wombats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Wombats. Show all posts

Monday, November 23, 2015

Best of the Rest 2015: #5

Well the end of 2015 is upon us and there's a shit load of quality tunes that have come out and upon finishing my list there's still a few songs that sadly missed the cut so before the list officially starts November 30th I Figured i'd take the time to post some of the cuts that were great as fuck but didn't quite make the final cut so here's the best of the rest 2015...

#5 Greek Tragedy-The Wombats

This band has spent the last few years consistently releasing some really quality music and while I really liked this song a lot during the early part of the year it just kind of faded off for me as time went on and I couldn't include it's bad ass in the main list but it's still a great tune in it's own right.




Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Song of the Day 1/22/14

So I've been just kind of dicking around this week in terms of providing content to write about instead opting to just kind of skip yesterday all together while also proceeding to try and listen to a series of newer music to help increase variety and site hits.

Now in my exploits of finding newer songs to say something about I was informed of the Wombats releasing a new single that I proceeded to look up on Spotify and after giving it a listen it's a pretty solidly good tune that's not necessarily as rocking as Tokyo but it's an amusingly moveable tune that I find to get better with multiple listens definitely worth the listen although i will make note it's music video is really messed up.


Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Sam's Top 25 of 2012: #15


Tokyo-The Wombats


Probably the most British cut this year to make my personal list and a wonderful little throwback to a time when a larger than life chorus and some interesting wordplay where all you needed to make an awesome tune.

This song is just the simplest pleasures I had this year with a kind of trippy electro heavy sound that’s filled with enough girth to keep things from becoming a headache it’s too bad this is the only tune I heard from them that managed to step out enough for me to remember them for but still an amazing cut none-the-less.