The alternative rock project of Manchester based producer and songwriter Mike Lawetto, Well Done You, has fashioned ‘Part Wolf’, a gritty but upbeat juggernaut of a song with a chorus that will be lodged in your head within seconds of your first listen.

Part Wolf is one of the oldest tracks taken from the upcoming album, but acts as a *perfect* introduction to how the rest of the record will sound to listeners. The creation of the album has been a time consuming but very rewarding task for Mike, and more singles are due before summer, with an EP and the album to follow towards autumn, finally rounding the year off with another single release.

Although it’s only been a few weeks since the official release for Well Done You, some recent airplay for the track on Kerrang! Radio, is definitely a promising sign, and I'm pretty sure there will be more after that!

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Hunter MacLeod is currently scoping out the latest and greatest unsigned indie bands to feature on upcoming #UnsignedTuesday articles, so in the meantime yours truly has decided to share with you some indie finds that I've discovered recently.

For this week's #UnsignedTuesday, I wanted to introduce you to an up and coming indie band that is tearing up the UK music scene, Franklin.

The Most Frequently Played Song In The World Is One Everyone Hates

When the folks over at This Exists heard that Natalie Imbrulia's 1997 smash hit "torn" has been played on Australian radio over 75 times a day for over a decade, they were amazed. Then, they had a follow up question: What's the most frequently played song in the world? Click below to read more!

Incredibly Awkward and Scary Valentine's Day Cards From Kids

Ah, young love. Few of us will ever forget the magic of our first crush, the thrill of our first kiss, or the excitement of our very first day. Many of us however, may have forgotten exactly how much awkwardness went into the early stages of learning the art of love. Never fear, because I've assembled a collection of incredibly awkward, and slightly creepy Valentine's Day cards from kids. These creepy kids valentines will bring back the good old days, when feelings were unfiltered and love was inappropriately blunt... and often misspelled. Enjoy!

Debunking 6 Rock N Roll Urban Legends

Most great songs also have a great backstory- but the tragic or funny or drug fueled origin stories surrounding these rock classics simply aren't true.

The Daily Jammer!

I am BEYOND excited to announce that I have partnered with Jammer Direct to bring you a new way to keep up with the latest indie news with a daily segment called The Daily Jammer!

Listen in every day at 12, 3, 6, and 9 am AND pm on Jammerstream One at jammerstream.com or on demand right here on my site as well as jammerzine.com!

The Five Stages Of Becoming A Fangirl

This hilarious YouTuber sketch identifies the five stages of becoming a fangirl...and yes, they apply to you too, guys. Take a look below, and comment below which artist(s) you're completely head over heels for!

Jack White's Third Man Records Teams With Impossible Project on Black and Yellow Polaroid Film

The Impossible Project is a company dedicated to preserving the art of Polaroid photography, manufacturing film and selling refurbished versions of the classic cameras. They've now teamed up with Jack White's Third Man Records to produce a limited run of Polaroid film that develops in black and yellow, which die hard fans know...are Third Man's colors.

Portable Vinyl Player Concept Lets You Enjoy Old School Records On The Go

With the growing popularity of vinyl records on the music market, Hamburg based design agency Rocket and Wink has produced a concept for portable vinyl players that will let you enjoy your old school records on the go.

Minimalist Illustrations Show The Evolution Of Batman, The Joker Over 75 Years

London based designer and illustrator Joe Stone has created a series called 'Batman/Joker' to compare the different versions of Batman and The Joker over the past 75 years.