Bayside are heading out on tour to support their new EP, The Red EP.
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Saosin have limited versions of Translating the Name on vinyl for sale on their upcoming tour. If anyone wants to pick one up for me, I’ll pay you – email me!
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Phoenix have shared a video for “Winter Solstice.”
Read More “Phoenix – “Winter Solstice” Video”MxPx Vinyl Shop
MxPx will be releasing three of their albums up on vinyl starting November 4th.
Read More “MxPx Vinyl Shop”Marcus Paquin – “Something Beautiful” (Video Premiere)
Today is a great day to share the latest single and music video from Marcus Paquin called “Something Beautiful.” In this beautiful-sounding song that expands upon the themes of friendship and unconditional love, Paquin makes you feel like you belong in his musical odyssey. On the single Paquin shared:
’Something Beautiful’ is a song about friendship and unconditional love. It celebrates an awareness that a myriad of beautiful experiences exist in every moment and that it’s up to each of us to be present in those moments so we can absorb and reflect that energy back onto others. Making the video for ‘Something Beautiful’ with my daughter was one of the most joyful experiences of my life. The original idea for the video was that it would be an animation. It would involve a number of characters that are typically natural enemies in the wild in conflict and then eventually, they would forge deep and unexpected friendships. But that concept fell through so I started considering alternate plans.
If you’ve been looking for that next artist that checks all of the boxes, look no further than the talented Marcus Paquin.
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The 1975 have released a new live performance video for “Looking for Somebody (To Love).”
Read More “The 1975 Live Performance of “Looking for Somebody (To Love)””Death Cab for Cutie Top Alt. Radio Charts
Death Cab for Cutie’s “Here to Forever” is now #1 at Alternative Radio.
Read More “Death Cab for Cutie Top Alt. Radio Charts”Fall Out Boy Announce January Show
Fall Out Boy have announced they’ll be playing the 2023 Alter Ego.
Read More “Fall Out Boy Announce January Show”Circa Survive Go on Hiatus
Circa Survive have announced their indefinite hiatus. The full message can be found below.
Read More “Circa Survive Go on Hiatus”‘Razia’s Shadow’ Comes to Vinyl
Forgive Durden’s Razia’s Shadow: A Musical is coming to vinyl for the first time.
Read More “‘Razia’s Shadow’ Comes to Vinyl”Jimmy Eat World – “Place Your Debts” Video
Jimmy Eat World have returned with the new song “Place Your Debts.”
Read More “Jimmy Eat World – “Place Your Debts” Video”Tegan and Sara – “Smoking Weed Alone” Video
Tegan and Sara have released the new song “Smoking Weed Alone.”
Read More “Tegan and Sara – “Smoking Weed Alone” Video”Action/Adventure – “Carolina Reaper” Video
Action/Adventure have shared a video for “Carolina Reaper.”
Read More “Action/Adventure – “Carolina Reaper” Video”The 1975 on TapeNotes Podcast
The 1975 are on a new TapeNotes podcast discussing the making of their new album.
Read More “The 1975 on TapeNotes Podcast”Review: Taylor Swift – Red
There are moments growing up that feel jarring and alien and terrifying for how wildly different they seem from everything else that came before them. Your first kiss; the first time you drive a car without anyone in the passenger’s seat; the first time you feel the buzz of alcohol; the first night in your college dorm room, knowing you’re in uncharted territory. These moments can feel like swimming off the deep end without a lifejacket for the first time, or maybe even like skydiving without a parachute. They’re exciting because of the unpredictability, because they feel dangerous. You don’t know what’s going to happen next, but you do know that you’ve just crossed some invisible line on the journey of growing up, and that you can’t turn around and go back.
On Red, Taylor Swift captured the unpredictable, stomach-dropping, dangerous rush of perhaps the most important growing up “first”: falling in love. The result was her best record, the greatest album released in the 2010s, and one of the most complete documents ever made about young love’s roller-coaster highs and crushing lows. Even good albums about love often cover only a fraction of what it’s like to go from strangers to friends to how-can-I-ever-live-without-yous and then back to strangers again. Even great albums about love might only paint with a hue or two from that expansive, explosive palette of technicolor emotion. On her fourth album, Taylor Swift painted with all the colors in love’s deep, endless rainbow – even if, at the time, she probably would have told you she was only painting with one.
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