Take a listen to some brand new music from Austrailia’s Hungry Kids of Hungary with their single “Sharp Shooter”. The track comes from their upcoming sophomore record You’re A Shadow, out in March of 2013.
Here’s the video (shot up at Black Bear Lodge in Brisbane, Australia).
Hungry Kids Of Hungary are back in Australia after their trip to North America for SXSW and Canadian Music Week. The group are getting ready to kick off their Final Escapade Tour in two weeks with a stop at Splendour In The Grass, with ‘new arrangements, new songs, a new cover and some top secret collaborations on stage’. They’d also like you to download (free) an outtake from their last album called “Keep Talking”, which didn’t make their album but sounds album worthy to me.
Continued frompart 1, here’s a couple more bands deserving of your attention.
–Freedom or Death. Earmilk said it best: “Its like Bon Iver car pooled with the Junior Boys on the way to the Massive Attack concert but they got snowed in.” This one below reminds me of TVOTR.
04 – Freedom Or Death – This Crowded Room by Freedom Or Death
–Evening Hymns. Now technically their album Spirit Guides was out in 2009, but I didn’t get my hands on it until sometime in this past year. I attended a great benefit concert at the Koerner Halland Orono, Ontario’s Evening Hymns performed a few of their songs. Totally blown away. For fans of Joel Plaskett and Hayden.
Evening Hymns – ‘Dead Deer’ by indiemusicfilter
-Villagers. Again, like above, Villagers seemed to be pretty active before 2010 but I wasn’t aware. Big fan of this Irish band led by Conor O’Brien, not that Conor.
-Sun Airway. If you follow my site, you’ll know I’ve posted just about everything this young Philly band has done in 2010. First listens were in “Put The Days Away”, then my obsession became “Waiting On You” (via Aux and Indie Music Filter Volume 7).
–Darwin Deez. Master of guitar tone, headbands, clever lyrics and music videos. Check out “Bad Day”, an homage to wishing your enemies bad luck.
–Hungry Kids of Hungary. Brisbane four-piece with a penchant for writing really catchy songs. Recommended if you’re a fan of the Shins, Cold War Kids and especially Vampire Weekend. Here’s “Wristwatch”, another track that appeared on Indie Music Filter Volume 7.
–MNDR. Aka electronic musician Amanda Warner, go and hear her killer song “I Go Away“.
Hungry Kids of Hungary have recently released their debut album ‘Excapades’ in Australia and are on a huge tour of down under heading into November. Along with the super catchy ‘Wristwatch‘, HKOH have back with another song sure to be stuck in my head entitled “Coming Around”. Check out the video.
“Wristwatch” by Hungry Kids Of Hungary. Click here to watch their tour diary of a recent tour to the US.