'Accomplice' by The Vanns

 

 

A single released on 27 June 2025

The Vanns are an Indie Rock group from NSW, Australia, releasing their first album back in 2019.

If you want to get to know them better, listen to "Mother", from that first album 'Through the Walls'.

Lot to like with this new song, with the way it kicks in with the riff breaking into the vocals.

Another one for hot summer days.

'Venus And The Crescent Moon' by The ZF Experience.

 

Released as a single on 20 June 2025.

One of those songs that you can imagine coming across being played during some summer 'festival' somewhere, by a group you have never heard of, and will probably never hear from again.

Slow rock song that surprisingly takes off mid song with a great guitar solo, that gets you wondering: where did that came from?

Mid summer song, released just before the solstice, so an interesting image of venus behind the moon.

'Brother Down - Alternative Version' by Sam Roberts Band

 

Sam Roberts, a Canadian rock singer-songwriter, has been a around for a while, releasing 7 albums since 2002, although this is the first song of his I have come across.

This is from his new album "Frequencies" released on 28 March 2025.

Interesting, catchy rock song, even if the title is long and a bit confusing: wonder where the original version went?

'Evergreen (l-o-v-e-d)' by Sue the Night

 

 

Released as a single, 6 June 2025

Despite there being a PIA to type (in brackets) part of the song title, this song by this Dutch songwriter is cool, with a great rhythms.

First came across her with "Mind Dear" way, way back in July 2017.

Another summer song.

'Don't Want to Know' by World News

 

 

 A single released 28 May 2025 

Very happy that I came across these guys with "The Tinman", and think I have found my song for the Summer of '25.

Once again, the rhythm guitar work is fantastic.

Listen, like and dream.

'Aftertone' by The Brungas

 

 

Missed this one as well, from April.

A single released 20 April 2025.

A yes, yet more Aussie's from Melbourne.