THE REAL GONE SINGLES BAR #182

There probably aren’t many places where you’d be introduced to an industrial banger, a 60s inspired tune from an Americana duo and an R&B cover of a world famous Beatles track in quick succession, but this visit to the Singles Bar will give you exactly that…and more. We’ve also got a recent record from a brilliant goth-pop duo, another single from an up and coming singer songwriter, and even a weird detour into spooky things. As always, we hope you find something new to enjoy…

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Watch: Getlin shares new video for ‘Chaos Called Love’

If you’re looking for something with a huge sound, look no further than the recent single from Getlin. Although promoted as Americana, ‘Chaos Called Love’ has some serious meat behind its riffs, presenting a chunky electric sound that draws almost as much influence from garage rock as anything roots based.

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CELAVI – Praelia EP

Welsh duo Celavi (often stylised as C E L A V I) released an excellent album ‘Dolorem’ in 2023. Its eight songs presented some absolutely devastating alternative metal, blending elements of industrial, nu metal and a pinch of groove, creating something brilliantly heavy, yet packed with great hooks. Their 2026 EP ‘Praelia’ is often cut from a similar cloth, but whether you’re already a fan or about to discover this band, it’s a release that sounds absolutely thrilling.

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Listen: Justin Kline returns to solo recording with the wonderful ‘Emeralds’

Over the years, Justin Kline has recorded some very enjoyable material. As a solo artist/singer songwriter, his releases have explored classic power pop (with the ill-fated ‘Triangle’ EP providing a highlight of his back catalogue); as a member of Dungeon of Skeletons and Origami Hologram, his work has taken a rockier approach, but he’s one of those cult musicians who can often be relied upon to share something interesting.

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