Found Wild, a new project featuring Tim Arnold and Keith Goodwin of Good Old War, have released their debut single “Nothing Gold Can Last” on Spotify and Apple Music. The band will be touring this summer with Anthony Green.
Mom Jeans – “Sponsor Me Tape”
Like Torches – “Silver Lines”
Like Torches have released their new song “Silver Lines.”
Mae – “5 Light Years”
Mae have released their new song “5 Light Years” on Spotify and Apple Music.
5 Seconds of Summer Top the Charts
5 Seconds of Summer have the number one album in the country:
In a week where there’s no shortage of action at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart, 5 Seconds of Summer debut at No. 1 with the band’s third full-length studio album, Youngblood. The set arrives atop the tally with 142,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending June 21, according to Nielsen Music. Of that sum, 117,000 were in traditional album sales.
mewithoutYou Releasing ‘[A–>B] Life’ Film
mewithoutYou are celebrating the 16-year anniversary of [A–>B] Life by releasing the live performance of last year’s Philadelphia show. More details will be coming soon, but the performance of “I Never Said That I Was Brave” can be seen below.
Radiohead Bootleg of “Come to Your Senses” Released
A bootleg recording from a Radiohead soundcheck in 2006, featuring the never before released song known to fans as “Come to Your Senses,” has found its way online. From Consequence of Sound:
Back in 2006, Radiohead embarked on a tour to test out material for what would become their landmark 2007 LP, In Rainbows. On June 24th, the band was preparing for its second night at Berkley, California’s Greek Theatre when during soundcheck, they played a song that has come to be known as “Come to Your Senses”. That composition has never been heard or released since, falling into legend.
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Lights on Latest Rock Sound Podcast
Lights is on the latest episode of the Rock Sound Podcast.
Kanye West and Tidal Facing Lawsuit of Exclusive Claims
Marc Hogan, writing for Pitchfork:
Kanye West and Tidal can’t dodge a lawsuit that alleges they tricked fans into subscribing to the streaming service by falsely claiming it would be the only place to hear West’s 2016 album The Life of Pablo, a judge has ruled.
In an an 18-page opinion today that was obtained by Pitchfork, U.S. District Court Judge Gregory Woods granted parts of Tidal’s motions to dismiss the proposed class-action lawsuit but denied other parts, allowing the case to go forward as it relates to a tweet West made on February 15, 2016.
Manchester Orchestra Announce Documentary
Manchester Orchestra have announced a documentary following the recording process of their latest album, A Black Mile To The Surface, it’ll be out on Friday, June 29th. They’ve released a trailer.
Tigers Jaw Announce Anniversary Tour
Tigers Jaw have announced a 10-year anniversary tour.
Dashboard Confessional and All Time Low Announce Second Leg of Tour
Dashboard Confessional and All Time Low have announced some new tour dates.
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Vinnie Paul Passes Away
Vinnie Paul, co-founder of Pantera, has passed away. He was 54.
Brendon Urie Talks About Destroying a Hotel Room
Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco was interviewed on Travis Mills’ Beats 1 show.
Trophy Eyes – “More Like You”
Trophy Eyes have released the new song “More Like You.”