Here is the weekend playlist, in which the WECB France editorial staff looks back on their favorites and discoveries of the week!
The weekend playlist can also be streamed!
The Horrors – Trial By Fire
The 20th anniversary of The Horrors is approaching. Far from looking in the rearview mirror, the British group unveils “Trial By Fire,” an aggressive and powerful title. This is an excerpt from Night Life, their upcoming studio album, scheduled for release on March 21, 2025.
Britti – So Tired
After releasing her new studio album, Hello I'm Britti, in February the American singer continues to excel with a stripped-down version of her song “So Tired,” recorded live.
Mogwai – Lion Rumpus
Mogwai unveils Lion Rumpus, a title in which the Scottish group can express its aggressive musical desires while maintaining its sense of hook. Find him in The Bad Fire, their 11th studio album, due out January 24.
Little Odetta – Struck
The French rock group Odetta looks back on its memorable concert at La Maroquinerie (Paris), during which the release of the album Little Bit Of Soul was celebrated. The opportunity to listen again to the delicious “Struck,” which is taken from it.
The Mercurials – Stuck in the Middle
The Montreal ska group The Mercurials unveils a new perky and danceable single entitled “Stuck in the Middle. » This is the first extract from Tend the Fire, their next studio album, scheduled for release in early 2025.
Canty – Mirrorball
Move your hips to the rhythm of the danceable and sparkling single “Mirrorball” by multidisciplinary London artist Canty. This is an excerpt from Dim Binge, his next studio album, due out January 31.
Devore – Damage is Done
Several months after the release of Silent Park, his first EP, Dévore's appetite is still present. We see this with the clip for the opening track “Damage is Done,” which skillfully combines synth from another age with heady rhythms and a strange atmosphere. To discover now.
The Hot Damn! – You're Still The One
British quartet The Hot Damn! already excels with the compositions of Dancing on the Milky Way, released at the end of September, but broadens its radius of influence with a beautiful acoustic cover of You're Still The One, by Shania Twain. To discover now.
Dirty Deep – Who's The Devil Now
Victor Sbrovazzo, founder of Dirty Deep, reinvents his project by making it take the form of a one-man band. Discover the first fruit of this revival, entitled “Who's The Devil Now. » The EP from which it is taken, Rust Off My Knees, will be released on November 22.
EggS – At The End Of The Road
On the occasion of the very recent release of Crafted Achievement, EggS' second studio album, discover the lively and melancholic “At The End Of The Road”, whose fine arpeggios alternated with lively vocal lines will capsize you.
If you missed the previous playlist, find it here.
