Portsmouth trio Dutch Criminal Record go slacker shoegaze on their new single Oat Milk, a song inspired by rabid Tory Home Secretary Suella Braverman who flipped out about the Just Stop Oil protesters, calling them "Guardian reading, tofu eating wokerati".
Portsmouth pop trio Dutch Criminal Record have made a video for It's Gonna Be Okay, the title track from their new EP: "soothing sunny-side up tunes that will get them playlisted a lot, with Hey Charlie and the title track as the most likely candidates". The clip was directed by Joe Cornick.
Live dates:HCTF review of It's Gonna Be Okay.
Portsmouth pop trio Dutch Criminal Record are an optimistic bunch. Joe Delaney-Stone (vocals/guitar), Sam Thrussell (vocals/guitar), and Joe Frampton (drums) play the kind of jangling guitar songs that quintessentially English, with just a hint of surf thrown in so that it makes sense to States side people.
The tracks on their new EP, It's Gonna Be Okay, are soothing sunny-side up tunes that will get them playlisted a lot, with Hey Charlie and the title track as the most likely candidates. The more challenging tracks like the psychedelic Return To Dust and tongue-in-cheek 00's Nostalgia will resonate with fans Echo & the Bunnymen.
Portsmouth based indie surf band Dutch Criminal Record mix sarcasm with jangling pop on their new single Feel Good. Songwriter Joe Delaney-Stone is obviously really annoyed with all the advice to keep calm in these times like these. Being young is not a picknick, no matter what people keep telling him.
