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Noteworthy Nods #5

CinemaChord’s “Noteworthy Nods” is a weekly playlist we curate every Thursday featuring a selection of some our favourite finds from the buzziest bands on the scene at the minute.

Last week’s mixtape included brand new tracks from The Spitfires, George O’Hanlon, Polar States, and Spangled, and today’s “nods” playlist #5 features another round-up of new tunes from the likes of The Vaunts, The Volts, Baby Strange, The Royston Club, Rotten Mind, Second Thoughts, Bakers Eddy, Casino Club and Tower Place. So pop the kettle on and enjoy this weeks lineup, and be sure to let us know your favourites on the list.

Aside from the aforementioned track recommendations, the brand-new Noteworthy section here on the site is where we’re also publishing weekly videocast interviews with bands who we hope are about to become your new favourite artists. The first few are now live, which you can find here.

As always, don’t be a stranger! Please send any recommendations or track submissions to us over on Twitter and Instagram. We look forward to hearing from you and hope you enjoy the tracks we’ve picked out for you this week.

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