Get Inuit - Pro Procrastinator

1.    Who are these hard chargers?

Get Inuit are a dirty pop band from Kent, England, bashing out the tunes since 2013.

Pro Procrastinator (Nov’15) races off the band’s EP Luge Lessons (Oct'15).

2. What kind of tune are Get Inuit blazing?

Pro Procrastinator is an English guitar pop epic that ratchets up to punk attack and settles into an epic hard rocker with a gang singalong breakdown.

3. Who do Get Inuit ride with?

Get Inuit are playing Birmingham in April with Vant and Blossoms. Peace and Weezer kick around similar sandpits.

4. What have the cut and paste merchants said?

“An anthem for anyone looking to turn up the tempo. Play it loud. Play it proud” – The Line Of Best Fit.

“Choppy, serrated guitars team up with front man Jamie Glass’ super-sharp vocal” – DIY.

“Packs the hardest punch” – Emerging Indie Bands.

 

5. Which bands have influenced Get Inuit?

Get Inuit gave the  big up to Bully, Blondie, VANT, Weezer, FIDLAR and Vampire Weekend.

6. Why should I give Pro Procrastinator a lashing?

Pro Procrastinator nails the variations from bouncy English guitar pop to punk venom and 90's indie rock bombast. Pro Procrastinator kicks harder than ice on the pin.


7. What other belters have Get Inuit served?

My Oh My is a garage banger and won't leave you hanging.


8. Anything else?

Get Inuit have fluffed for Broken Hands, PUP and DZ Deathrays.

“I can quit when I wanna”

Blossoms are a psych rock band from Stockport, Manchester, England. At Most A Kiss (Jan'16) is a number one U.K. Vinyl Hits song in March'16 and rampaged off the E.P. of the same name. Blossoms have influences like The Doors, The Smiths and The Arctic Monkeys. The Guardian said At Most A Kiss is “indicative of their love of both buoyant synth melodies, unvarnished glam rock and epic 00’s indie pop.”
 

“Into the abyss we’ll climb”

 

 

The Best Indie Songs of 2014 - The Griswolds

The juxtaposition of The Griswolds’ ‘let’s all join the parade’ carnival music and the lyrics… “She used to suck the fun out of me”, “Now you’re fucking crazy” and “…you better leave that prick alone” is what makes this song so special.

 

 

Beware The Dog (May’14) is a potpourri of led by the choir vocals and some noodley guitar lines and keys. The vocals are the big thing here and they’ll take you to a higher place. Although ironically the song is about losing a friend to drug addiction! Get it in you, you wuse.

  

The Griswolds come sloping out Sydney, Australia. They have been on the foil since 2012. They’ve sucked up the one big player Be Impressive(Aug’14) of which Beware The Dog is the stand out track.

The Griswolds give homage to Faith No More, Nirvana, Kanye, Vampire Weekend, MGMT, Of Montreal and The Beach Boy and on and on ad infinitum.

Can’t get enough of that sunshine and bounce indie pop? Then steal a march on the oppo and get some of Down and Out, Mississippi and Heart Of A Lion.

Need another hit? No wuckin forries fellah. Have a ride on the Brissy band Violent Soho and Covered In Chrome (2013) because the tune is one the Grissies mentioned loving and they are right to. It's pissing blood the next morning good.