Blink-182 have released a Mark Hoppus version of their “Home Is Such a Lonely Place” video.
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Blink-182 have released a Mark Hoppus version of their “Home Is Such a Lonely Place” video.
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Brian Fallon is in New Orleans recording a new album with producer Ted Hutt. He’s documenting some of the process on Instagram.
Foo Fighters debuted their new song “Dirty Water” live in Paris over the weekend. Some fan-shot footage has been uploaded to YouTube.
The first six months of 2017 have probably brought more than enough albums to fill a year-end list. Alas, it’s only mid-year, which leaves us with the task of distilling everything we’ve heard so far into quick, concise top 10 lists. Rather than try to define the overarching themes of the year, we’d rather just let the albums we love speak for themselves. Below, you will find both our combined staff top 10, as well as individual lists from our contributors and moderators. Here’s hoping you find something new to love.
Note: You can share your own list in our music forum.
Today is the 4th of July holiday so we will be on a more relaxed posting schedule. I hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable day and we’ll be back to our regular schedule tomorrow.
Senses Fail are recording their new album with Beau Burchell of Saosin.
I’ve updated some of my recommendation posts with new additions:
Also, I’ve added short descriptions to the favorite software post to make it a little more clear about what each of the apps included do.
Broadside released their new album, Paradise, on June 16th. The band teamed up with producer Kyle Black (New Found Glory, All Time Low) and put together a pop-punk album through-and-through. You can grab it in stores and on most digital streaming services right now. Looking for an album to spin over the Fourth of July holiday? This is it. A video for the title track can be found on YouTube.
“The whole concept of Paradise is that you should chase that little view of happiness you create in your mind,” explains front-man Ollie Baxxter. “We often put our dreams and desires to the side believing they’re unrealistic, but this record is about building a bridge to reach your goals, your dream, your…Paradise.”
You can also pick up a physical copy with an additional 20% off during the next 24 hours at the band’s webstore.
John Nolan is the latest guest on the Your Favorite Band Podcast.
DJ Khaled has the number one album this week:
The set — which was released on June 23 through We the Best/Epic Records — earned 149,000 equivalent album units in the week ending June 29, according to Nielsen Music. Of that sum, 50,000 were in traditional album sales.
The Xcerts have released their new song “Feels Like Falling in Love.”
Joe Coscarelli, at The New York Times, sat down with producer No I.D. to talk about working with Jay-Z on his latest album:
He went home, wakes up at 4:44 [a.m.] and calls Guru over [to record]. I was blown away. I just walked out of the studio and wanted to go find my wife and hug her. I told him that’s the best song he’s ever written. Everything it covers about being a man, being in a relationship, being a father, how you affect your kids. These things don’t really get touched on in music, especially in hip-hop.
PVRIS’ Lynn Gunn spoke with Billboard about the band’s upcoming album:
I think one of the biggest things, though, is just I’m a complete perfectionist and control freak and you have to let go of control at some point or to some extent in this career and in this industry. It’s just like you need to let go and give up your power a little bit, and so the biggest thing from me was stress from that and then also just pressure to do well and pressure to, like, stay true and be a good person and perform well. You always have to have your game face on, so at some point, I just started suppressing every emotion and bottled it up and swept it under the carpet and never went back to it, and it just created this ongoing snowball of just feeling empty and numb and not really absorbing emotions or experiences for what they were — being in situations, but not being there. This record is just mostly about that and learning to let go and be vulnerable again — be in your emotions and actually feel them without suppressing them or avoiding them.
Katie Benner, writing for The New York Times:
Their stories came out slowly, even hesitantly, at first. Then in a rush.
One female entrepreneur recounted how she had been propositioned by a Silicon Valley venture capitalist while seeking a job with him, which she did not land after rebuffing him. Another showed the increasingly suggestive messages she had received from a start-up investor. And one chief executive described how she had faced numerous sexist comments from an investor while raising money for her online community website.
TMZ is reporting that Kanye West has ended his relationship with the music service Tidal:
Our sources say a month ago Kanye’s lawyer sent a letter to Tidal, saying the company was in breach and the contract was terminated. Over the next 2 weeks lawyers for both sides tried to resolve the conflict but failed. We’re told 2 weeks ago Kanye’s lawyer fired off a second letter declaring again the contract was over.