The deluxe edition of Phoebe Bridgers’ fantastic Stranger in the Alps is now out on Spotify and Apple Music. It includes a cover of Tom Petty’s “It’ll All Work Out.”
Phoebe Bridgers Covers “It’ll All Work Out”
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New Trailer Released for ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’
A new trailer for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has been released.
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Geoff Rickly of Thursday Releases New Podcast
Geoff Rickly of Thursday has launched a new podcast called “Dark Blue” talking about “mental health in the arts.” The first three episodes are now up and include Saves the Day’s Chris Conley and Pictureplane.
All Time Low Perform Acoustic Version of “Drugs & Candy”
All Time Low performed an acoustic rendition of “Drugs & Candy” for Green Room Sessions.
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Twenty One Pilots Announce New Tour Dates
Twenty One Pilots have announced some additional tour dates.
Andrew McMahon Announces New Album and Tour Dates
Andrew McMahon has announced that Upside Down Flowers will be released on November 16th. Today he’s released a video for “Teenage Rockstars” and pre-orders are now up. A message from Andrew about the album, along with some new tour dates, can be found below.
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All Get Out – “God Damn”
All Get Out have released the new video for “God Damn.”
Lullaby Renditions of Blink-182’s ‘California’
The latest lullaby album from Sparrow Sleeps is a rendition of Blink-182’s California. It’s called Cali-snore-nia, it’s available here, and you can stream the lullaby version of “Bored to Death.”
The National Perform on Fallon
The National performed “Dark Side of the Gym” last night on Fallon.
Good Charlotte Perform at NFL Halftime Show
Good Charlotte performed “Prayers” during the halftime show for last night’s football game between Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos.
Now, Now – “MJ” Video
Review: The Living End – Wunderbar
The Living End return with what is probably their best album in over ten years. It ticks every box it needs to, and then some. This is their first release under the Rise Records banner, and their first time working with producer Tobias Kuhn. Tobias is better known for producing multiple titles for folk/electronic band Milky Chance, so, it’s bit of a gamble to go with a producer who more often than not is embedded in the electronic music landscape. But it paid off handsomely for the men from Melbourne, Australia.
Review: Well Wisher – This Is Fine
With the demise of her old band Dollys, Natalie Newbold could’ve bowed out and decided she’d had enough of gig life. After all, it’d been nearly five years she’d spent with the band. Instead, she decided to start over, forming Well Wisher, and their debut is proof she made the right choice.
Review: The Ex-Optimists – Drowned in Moonlight
On The Ex-Optimists fifth full-length album, they are not wasting any time on being taken seriously. Their latest LP demands to be cranked up and absorbed, with no outside distractions. Drowned in Moonlight is one of those rare records that you don’t expect to blow you away, yet their passion for music comes shouting through the speakers.