Pussy Riot have shared a video for their new song “Bad Apples.”
The Wonder Years – “Pyramids of Salt”
The Wonder Years have debuted their new song “Pyramids of Salt.”
Paramore Announce a New Tour
Paramore have announced a new tour with Foster the People.
Amazon Echo Is Randomly Laughing at People
Shannon Liao, writing at The Verge:
Over the past few days, users with Alexa-enabled devices have reported hearing strange, unprompted laughter. Amazon responded to the creepiness in a statement to The Verge, saying, “We’re aware of this and working to fix it.”
As noted in media reports and a trending Twitter moment, Alexa laughs without being prompted to wake. People on Twitter and Reddit reported that they thought it was an actual person laughing near them, which can be scary when you’re home alone. Many responded to the cackling sounds by unplugging their Alexa-enabled devices.
Cool. Cool. Not creepy at all.
Cary Brothers – “Cool City” Video
Cary Brothers has released a video for “Cool City.”
Good Old War – “That Feeling” Video
Good Old War have released a video for “That Feeling.”
The Republic of Wolves Studio Update
The Republic of Wolves have shared another video studio update.
Light Years Finish New Album
Light Years have finished recording their new full length with Will Yip.
Story of the Year on Gear Masters
Story of the Year’s Ryan Phillips is the latest guest on “Gear Masters.”
Fickle Friends – “Wake Me Up” Video
Fickle Friends have released a video for “Wake Me Up.”
The Cranberries Announce Final Album and Anniversary Edition of Debut
The Cranberries have announced they will be releasing their final album with vocals recorded before lead singer Dolores O’Riordan’s passing. You can read the full statement from the band below.
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Years & Years – “Sanctify” Video
Years & Years have released a video for their new song “Sanctify.”
Best Ex – “Jellyfish” Video
Hedley Fans Target Tattoo Artist After She Offered to Cover Up Band Art for Free
Emma Prestwich, writing for HuffPost:
A Toronto tattoo artist says she is weary of the backlash after she offered to cover up tattoos related to B.C. band Hedley for free. […] “I’m just a tattoo artist who wanted to do a nice thing, and it is incredibly overwhelming fielding all the anger.”
People have accused her of trying to get attention for her business, taking advantage of a “shitty situation,” and criticized her for believing anonymous accusations.
Watch A Day to Remember Cover Alkaline Trio Live
A Day to Remember have shared a professionally shot live video of their performance of Alkaline Trio’s “Private Eye” featuring guest vocals from Matt Skiba himself.
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