News The Neu Bulletin (5th April 2013)

From Monday to Friday, Neu has you covered. In these Bulletins right here, with recommended gigs and a healthy selection of songs, you’ll have a seemingly endless supply of new music tips.

Every day we offer up a choice show, a song of the day and a little something extra that’s caught our attention. Check back here every day for your latest Neu Bulletin delivery.

THE WEEKEND GIG
Hey Sholay, Fun Adults, The Mispers, The intermission Project, Green Apple Sea, Ajimal - London, Notting Hill Arts Club (Sunday 7th)


A Communion Presents evening slash all-nighter at Notting Hill Arts Club welcomes in a ton of exciting fresh faces. Fun Adults (pictures, above) are Neu favourites with plenty more to offer in the coming year, while The Mispers have only a handful of shows to their name. Proceedings kick off at 6pm, going on ‘til 1am. Get tickets in advance here, or £6 on the door.

THE SONG
Alexandria - Whatever


Alexandria, a band from Stockholm, started out in Autumn 2012, an event which could, if you’re a cynical sod, be linked to the release of Tame Impala’s ‘Lonerism’. The two acts share a psych freak-out sound, and we’d be a little taken aback if we found out Alexandria hadn’t come across Kevin Parker and co.. ‘Whatever’ is a beautifully blooming, well-intentioned storm of a song, bold and boundless in approach and inches away from eclipsing the Perth-based originators.

OTHER NEU BUSINESS
MARINER - SALTY
SALTY by MARINER

New York production duo MARINER have their heads in the gutter, gently absorbing the leaking sound of miserabalist synth-pop like it’s their lifeblood. Of the two unveiled songs to date, ‘SALTY’ is a brilliant indicator of all things to come. Brooding and unorthodox in approach, it’s as if TRUST lost a harddrive worth of beats and spent their time in the studio being completely miserable about the whole dilemma.