Pre-orders for Reggie and the Full Effect’s new album, 41, are now up. The album will be released on February 23rd. The first single is “The Horrible Year.”
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Sufjan Stevens has shared his new song “Tonya Harding” on Bandcamp.
This cover of “The House That Heaven Built” by Phoebe Bridgers is four years old, but I’m guessing I’m not the only one that hasn’t heard it.
Gleemer’s Anymore would be a great album to listen to even if they just had straight guitar, bass, and drums playing. However, the music is so much deeper than that. There’s an atmospheric sound in the background that sweeps through the entire record. “Basketball Casino” sets the tone for what to expect musically.
The band itself grew from a solo project that guitarist and vocalist Corey Coffman was working on. From there, he made a strong connection with Charlie O’Neil and that’s when Anymore really came into formation. The duo did everything out of a home studio, and this album sounds far from being just some DIY project someone recorded at home. These guys know what they’re doing when it comes to making a record sound good. The band’s lineup includes Nick and Joey, as well.
Andrew McMahon has announced 2018 tour dates.
New Politics have shared their new video for “Color Green.”
Pale Waves have released their new video for “New Year’s Eve.”
Boston Manor have released a video for “Drowned in Gold.”
Fleet Foxes have announced a new tour.
Spotify has revealed the most streamed artists, tracks, albums, and more for the streaming service in 2017.
Mike Herrera’s mom, Michele, is the latest guest on his podcast. They talk about the early days of MxPx and running the band’s store.
St. Vincent performed “Slow Disco” on Fallon last night.
From First to Last’s Matt Good played a new song from the band, with what appears to be Sonny Moore on vocals, last night during his DJ set. The track is titled “Surrender” and the footage from the live stream on Instagram can be watched via YouTube.
The National performed “Day I Die” on Ellen yesterday.