Jimmy Eat World have released “Love Never” and “Half Heart.”
Kacey Musgraves – “Butterflies” Video
Kacey Musgraves has released a video for “Butterflies.”
Albums in Stores – May 4th, 2018
Today sees new releases from Frank Turner, Leon Bridges, and Middle Kids. If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the quote bubble to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed.
In the Spotlight: 50 Bands You Need to Hear in 2018 (Part Two)
Today we’re happy to bring you part two of our “In the Spotlight” feature. We’ve got another group of artists that we think are worthy of your time and ears. Our contributors have made their picks, put together blurbs, and pulled out recommended songs.
If you missed part one, you can find that here.
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Against Me! Announce New Tour Dates
Against Me! have announced some new tour dates.
Worlds Greatest Dad – “Cough” Video
Worlds Greatest Dad have released a video for “Cough.”
New Jimmy Eat World Coming Tomorrow?
It looks like we will be getting two new Jimmy Eat World songs, “Never Love” and “Half Heart,” tomorrow. Listings have shown up online and the songs appear in different regions on Spotify.
Céline Dion – “Ashes” Video
Céline Dion has released a video for “Ashes.” The song comes from the upcoming Deadpool 2 film and features the merc with a mouth.
Christina Aguilera – “Accelerate” Video
Christina Aguilera has released her new video for “Accelerate.”
The Word Alive – “Human”
The Word Alive have shared their new song “Human.”
Download Streaming Media
This question was originally answered in the Q&A Thread in the forums.
How do you rip audio from YouTube? I’ve been meaning to rip a Bellows acoustic session from YT for a while now but I want to make sure the audio quality is good, I figured you know the best way of doing this haha.
So there’s the easy way, and then the way I do it.
Getting Out of a Creative Funk
This question was originally answered in the Q&A Thread in the forums.
Jason how do you get out of a creative funk? I’m working on a project I can’t motivate myself to finish. Always looking for new ways to cope.
Most of the time when I find myself in a creative funk it boils down to me not feeling inspired. There are times where there’s just something I don’t really feel like doing, and so I end up procrastinating.
How Do You Use Drafts?
This question was originally answered in the Q&A Thread in the forums.
[D]o you have any sort of organizational system in Drafts? My issue seems to be putting something in there and never remembering to go back to it/act on it. Also, do you have it open a new draft every time you open the app? I can’t decide if I like that or if I want it to just go to the last used/opened one.
And what type of stuff do you usually put in there? I’m hoping to mainly use it for when I get recs from someone, article ideas, and things like that.
So by and large what Drafts is for me is the starting place for everything, and not the end. Where things end up and how I store most of my text files/notes is a much longer post (combo of flat text files and Ulysses). But what I use Drafts for is a way to quickly get things down and then do something with it. I’ll dive into that process a little more.
In the Spotlight: 50 Bands You Need to Hear in 2018 (Part One)
Last year we brought back, and re-branded, one of my favorite features from the AbsolutePunk days: the “Absolute 100.” And as we enter May and the weather finally starts to turn around a little bit, it’s the perfect time to once again team up with our contributors to bring you a whole bunch of new music to check out.
Just like years past we’ve compiled a list of 50 artists we think are worth your time. Some of the artists recently released their debut albums and some have been around for a while now but have flown under the radar. However, the one thing they all have in common is that we think they should be in the spotlight and are worthy of your ears. You’ll find the first group of 25, along with blurbs, recommended songs, and sounds like comparisons, below.
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