New Age Affair – “Paradise White” (Album Stream)

Adam Grundy Sep 22, 2022

Today I’m thrilled to share the early album stream from melodic punk rock quartet, New Age Affair, for their new LP called Paradise White. The band is signed to the legendary indie punk label Manic Kat Records, and they are making their name better known with a sound that drifts somewhere between MxPx and Masked Intruder. If you’re enjoying the album stream, please consider purchasing the record tomorrow.

Adam Grundy Sep 22, 2022

Today is a great day to share indie-pop star, Parris Mitchell, and his new lyric video for “Your Only.” This New York-based singer-songwriter channels the best parts of the pop genre in this crowd-pleasing new single. On the track, Mitchell shared:

I wanted this song to feel like the tension before a kiss. Being in between who you were before and after it. Not love gained or lost but the middle child of the two. I had the most fun writing this one, the songs that pour out immediately usually are. There’s a lot of elements to this song that excite me, especially the ripping saxophones paired with the 80’s-esque drums. I love this song deeply and I hope you can hear that through its soaring vocals and production.

If you’re ready to take the next step in joining Parris Mitchell in his musical evolution, there’s no better time than now. I was also able to catch up with the artist for a brief interview.

Jason Tate Sep 22, 2022

Boys Night Out’s Make Yourself Sick is getting a vinyl pressing.

The 1975 – “All I Need to Hear” Video

Jason Tate Sep 22, 2022

The 1975 have shared a video for “All I Need to Hear.”

Jason Tate Sep 22, 2022

Catbite have announced some new tour dates.

Pinkshift – “In a Breath” Video

Jason Tate Sep 22, 2022

Pinkshift have shared a video for their new song “In a Breath.”

Jason Tate Sep 22, 2022

Waterparks have shared a new version of “Self-Sabotage” featuring Good Charlotte.

Jason Tate Sep 22, 2022

Weezer have released the new Autumn EP to streaming platforms.

Adam Grundy Sep 21, 2022

There’s a lot to be thankful for when one of your favorite bands decides to give it another go and release a proper follow-up to one of your favorite albums of all time. Before I started writing for this site, I was obsessed with No Devotion and their debut record entitled Permanence. It ended up being my favorite album to come out that year, if not one of my favorites for that entire decade. Catching up with lead singer Geoff Rickly was surreal in many ways. Hearing first-hand how his band in No Devotion crafted their follow-up, entitled No Oblivion, as well as some of the background behind Permanence was too cool for me to even begin to describe. So how could No Devotion, which is also comprised of Lee Gaze and Stu Richardson, possibly top what they were able to accomplish on their debut. No Devotion would answer that question in a thunderous encapsulation of everything they did well on Permanence paired with even more artistic brilliance found on No Oblivion.