The Grammys were last night and the full list of winners can be found below. Some highlights include the Foo Fighters winning all of the rock categories, and Jack Antonoff winning producer of the year.
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JER will release the new album Bothered/Unbothered on May 27th. Today they’ve shared the new song “Clout Chasers.”
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A new TV show about the Sex Pistols will air on Tuesday, May 31st, on FX/Hulu. The first trailer has been released.
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Read More “4/3/22 (Ten Songs)” This week’s newsletter has thoughts on the 6th anniversary of Chorus, some commentary on music I listened to throughout the week (Taking Back Sunday, Elway, Hit Like a Girl), and a few other articles and things I found interesting this week. As always, there’s also a playlist of ten songs I enjoyed, and this week’s supporter Q&A post can be found here.
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Coheed and Cambria have shared a new live video for “The Liars Club.”
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Dashboard Confessional performed “Here’s to Moving On” on Colbert.
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Nightly have shared the new song “Hate My Favorite Band.”
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Harry Styles has released a video for the new song “As It Was.”
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Well, I think it’s two sides that have always been there. Even on like the early, early records, like Sink Or Swim, you have “The Navesink Banks” and “Red At Night” that are more Americana. But I know that when I finished doing Local Honey, there was very strong sense of completion. When that record was done, I felt I had achieved something, whatever it was that I was working at. And I was like, “Well, chapter closed. What am I going to do now? You know what’s pretty cool? Rock music. Playing guitars. I want to turn up something to 10 and play. Kick an amp over or something. That sounds great right now.”