News The Neu Bulletin (7th March 2013)

From Monday to Friday Neu gives you a gluttonous supply of new music tips, ranging from which shows to head to across the UK, right up to which latest Canadian export is due to take the world by storm, or which local band is breaking big.

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 GIG
The Neighbourhood - Bristol, Start The Bus

Within a five-stop tour of the UK, California’s The Neighbourhood give a glorious glimpse of their forthcoming debut full-length ‘I Love You’ for tonight’s Bristol crowd.

THE SONG
Echopark - Teleportation


Antonio Elia Forte has his head in the clouds. Yank at the legs of his baggy jeans and he’ll refuse to come down. The sounds gracing ‘Teleportation’ - the lead track on Forte’s forthcoming ‘Trees’ debut - are, to put it figuratively, the branches on said tree that split off into various, scattered directions. This guy never sits still. He’ll settle on one fleeting sound before taking it to even further depths. It’s totally fascinating; an endless thrill.

OTHER NEU BUSINESS
Outlaw Boogie - Love + Pain


From one erratic musician to another, the guy behind these OUTLAW BOOGIE tunes has his tongue firmly in cheek, especially if you consider the name. But the fuzzy garage sound we’re so accustomed to, gracing his tracks, is another odd, developing gem, one that runs through with a do-it-yourself aesthetic but could work equally well in the hands of a fully-fledged guitar-wielding popstar. Do those things exist anymore? Outlaw Boogie sure hopes so. [via The Schoole of Abuse]