Comeback Kid have released a video for “Somewhere, Somehow.”
Comeback Kid – “Somewhere, Somehow” Video
Nice Inch Nails Announce New EP; Debut New Video
Nice Inch Nails will release their new EP, Add Violence, on July 21st. Today they’ve debuted a video for the new song “Less Than.”
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Selena Gomez – “Fetish”
Selena Gomez has dropped her new single “Fetish.”
Kesha – “Woman” Video
Arcade Fire – “Electric Blue” Video
Arcade Fire have released a video for “Electric Blue.”
Fall Out Boy Headed to Australia
Fall Out Boy have announced some Australian tour dates.
Mutemath – “Stroll On”
Hot Water Music – “Vultures” Video
Hot Water Music have released a video for “Vultures.”
Neck Deep – “Motion Sickness” Video
Neck Deep have released a video for “Motion Sickness.”
American Football – “Home Is Where the Haunt Is” Video
The Smith Street Band Announce New Tour Dates
The Smith Street Band have announced some new tour dates.
Net Neutrality Is Important and It’s Kinda Stupid We Have to Keep Fighting for It
Net Neutrality is important for the future of the internet. For smaller websites like this, it’s absolutely vital. If you have a moment to check out this website and send a letter to the FCC and congress about its importance, that would be great:
Net neutrality is the basic principle that protects our free speech on the Internet. “Title II” of the Communications Act is what provides the legal foundation for net neutrality and prevents Internet Service Providers like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T from slowing down and blocking websites, or charging apps and sites extra fees to reach an audience (which they then pass along to consumers.)
For those looking for more info, John Oliver’s segment is a good place to start and his follow-up from this year talks about how the new administration is making this a thing again.
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Bloom – “Timing”
Jorge Leaves The Casualties
Jorge Herrera has left The Casualties:
After 27 years of performing with the band, Jorge has chosen that the touring life is no longer for him. With that said, The Casualties will carry on. As anyone who follows us knows, the name The Casualties is stronger then any one member. The songs written in basements throughout New York City shall continue to ring loud. We will continue our commitment to the Casualties Army! We will tour and put forward new anthems for many more years to come. When we said “it’s a f*cking way of life” back in the beginning, we meant it.
Makeout Sign With Rise Records
