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New Music recently added to the WGOT music library

Plastic Mermaids new track, “Floating In A Vacuum” from their new album, “Suddenly Everybody Explodes”.  The Plastic Mermaids are a five piece UK psych rock that formed about five years ago. And “Floating In A Vaccum” is said to be a song about…
floating in space. Now what could be better?

Stephen Malkmus and “Viktor Borgia” from “Groove Denied”. Yes, that’s the same Stephen Malkmus of the classic indie rock band, Pavement! Malkmus has embarked on a solo career in recent years. “Viktor Borgia” is from his forthcoming electronic album, “Groove Denied” to be released next month.

Swervedriver and “Spiked Flower” from their new album, “Future Ruins”
From the UK, Swervedriver were the first wave of Shoegaze bands that appeared on the music scene in the early 1990’s when alternative rock was all the rage. While Swervedriver were heavily promoted here in the USA on Modern Rock FM radio and MTV, they failed to breakthrough. But now that the Shoegaze sound has become a fairly significant musical trend in recent years, Swervedriver is back with that great track
from the new album, “Future Ruins”.

From Austin, Texas that’s White Denim and “Shanalala” from from their forthcoming album, “Side Effects” to be released next month.

New Music….recently added to the WGOT music library:

Royal Trux and “White Stuff” from their forthcoming album
of the same name. Royal Trux are one of the unsung noise rock acts of the
1990’s. “White Stuff” is is the first Royal Trux album in 18 years!

The Raconteurs and “Sunday Driver”, a single they posted online a couple of months ago. The Raconteurs are a side project led by the White Stripes Jack White.

From Oslo Norway, The Spielbergs and “Five On It” from their new debut album, “This is not the End”. While musical cutting edge from Norway are usually of the Black Metal persuasion, The Spielbergs off up a great mix up noise rock, pop-punk, and shoegaze.

From Toronto, Canada that’s PUP and “Kids” from their forthcoming
full length, “Morbid Stuff” coming in April. PUP sounds like a band
that would sound great at Gainesville’s annual Fest of up and coming
pop/punk bands!