This post is made weekly in the supporter only Q&A thread on our forums. I share thoughts about new music out and various other things going on in my life.
This week went by insanely fast. I feel like I was just getting into a groove, and now it’s already Friday. Damn. Bring on the weekend.
Arizona have released a video for “What She Wants.”
Dashboard Confessional has released the new song “KindaYeahSorta.”
The Fever 333 have posted up a vinyl preorder for their latest EP.
Dan Lancaster has released his new song “Move a Mountain” on Spotify and Apple Music. Dan’s previous credits include working with Blink-182, Anti-Flag, and One Ok Rock.
As It Is have released their new song “The Fire, The Dark” on Spotify and Apple Music.
MUNA have remixed “Bite” by Fickle Friends.
Remember that story about the McDonald’s Monopoly scam? It sounded like a good movie idea. Well, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are currently developing a film about it:
Ben Affleck is attached to direct and Matt Damon to star in a true-crime story written by Jeff Maysh and published in The Daily Beast several days ago about an ex-cop who rigged the McDonald’s Monopoly game, allegedly stealing over $24 million and sharing it with an unsavory group of co-conspirators who offered kickbacks to the mastermind. The Pearl Street partners will produce, and the Deadpool scribes Paul Wernick & Rhett Reese will write the script.
Drake has released a video for “In My Feelings.”
The Faim have dropped off the 5 Seconds of Summer tour after allegations of misconduct came out against their guitarist.
Courtney Barnett performed “Charity” and “Need a Little Time” on Kimmel.
Chvrches have released their new song, “Out of My Head,” featuring Wednesday Campanella.
Hellogoodbye have debuted “S’Only Natural” and pre-order bundles are now up.
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.
Deezy Violet and Alex Mojaverian make up the duo Sad Baxter. Out of Nashville, TN, the vocals from Deezy instantly made me feel like she could fit right in with the riot grrrl era of bands that reigned in the Pacific Northwest. The instruments give off a garage punk vibe, but the vocals squeeze in some pop elements. “Love Yew” is instantly catchy and a great choice to kick off So Happy.