Splashh come to us from Australasia via London’s east end, where they have been unleashing singles and working the UK press up into a frenzy. June 4th will mark the release of their debut full length “Comfort” and they’ll be over to tour America in April. “Comfort” will be released on vinyl (teal-ish color), CD digipak and available via all streaming and download outlets. TRACKLISTING Headspins All I Wanna Do Need It Vacation So Young Lemonade Feels Like You Washed Up Strange Fruit Lost Your Cool

“This is a strong body of work from the London-based group who have taken the best of ’90s guitar music and made it their own.” Read more at All Music Review “Sure, there’s little doubt a lot of Splashh’s influences come from what many perceive to be the halcyon era of independent guitar music: 1987-1992. But rather than simply ape the obvious, there’s a hell of a lot more thought gone into this record. So much more in fact.” Read more at Drowned in Sound

"In early May, singer-guitarist Kimmy Drake and her surf-rock outfit Beach Day lent their mellow vibe to a Lenscrafters commercial with a psychedelic cover of the Drifters' 1962 doo-wop single "Up on the Roof." Read the full story here.

As Comfort’s June 4th release date inches ever closer, FILTER Magazine has made Splashh’s forthcoming LP available for free streaming on their website. Deliciously grungy, saccharine songs such as “All I Wanna Do,” and “Lemonade,” make this record the perfect soundtrack to all sorts of summery occasions. Having a preview is a bit like sampling new flavors at an ice cream shop: its not enough to be overwhelming, though its just enough to keep you coming back.  

Watch the ad here   and the full cover song here

Beach Day’s “Stay” is up courtesy of Spin Magazine and we’re giving away 100 downloads! Go get it now!   “Tight, ragged riffs with swoon-worthy vocals that would make Joey Ramone weak in the knees. ” Read more at Spin

Check out this new clip of Andrew Cannon (World Industries Pro Skater) skating to “Pogo” by Eternal Summers.