I talked with No Trigger at Riot Fest about their new album, Dr. Album.
Read More “No Trigger at Riot Fest”Interview: No Trigger at Riot Fest
10/16/22 (Ten Songs)
Ten songs is a weekly playlist from Jason Tate featuring songs enjoyed over the previous week. It is included in every edition of the Liner Notes newsletter and is free to sign up for via email.
This playlist is available on Spotify and Apple Music.
Read More “10/16/22 (Ten Songs)”Matt Skiba Wishes Blink-182 Well
Matt Skiba has posted a thank you to Blink-182 for his time in the band.
Read More “Matt Skiba Wishes Blink-182 Well”Blink-182 – “Edging” Video
The video for Blink-182’s “Edging” has been released.
Read More “Blink-182 – “Edging” Video”Review: The Promise Ring – Nothing Feels Good
The sophomore album by The Promise Ring, called Nothing Feels Good, is largely credited for its influence in starting a wave of movement in the emo genre. The record has now turned 25 years old, so I thought it would be a great idea to revisit just what made this album so damn special. The album was produced by J. Robbins, and the cover art features a shot of Trimper’s Rides in the heart of the boardwalk in Ocean City, Maryland. The album title also inspired author Andy Greenwald to use it for his great, comprehensive guide of emo music called Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers, and Emo that I thoroughly enjoyed reading when it was released. What made The Promise Ring so endearing was their mix of power pop chords paired with a heart on their sleeves approach to their lyrics that led to several quotable moments within their songs. Nothing Feels Good is an endearing collection of 12 slick emo anthems that deservedly earned their time in the spotlight today.
Read More “The Promise Ring – Nothing Feels Good”Jude Flannery – “Stars” (Video Premiere)
Today is the perfect day to share the latest single and music video from Jude Flannery called “Stars.” On this heartfelt song, Flannery croons over sweeping instrumentation in a song ready for that playlist you’ve been crafting. Flannery shared:
This song considers the moment we decide to continue to love someone, despite being aware of their more apparent faults. Directed by Marc Zajack and filmed by Alexandra Golden Flannery, the video for Stars is a series of moments accentuated by an abstract narrative that reflects upon the ideas of journey, relationship and connection. Intertwined with each other, these moments emphasize the intimate human experiences that keep us coming back to the connections we make with others over time.
I was also able to catch up with Jude Flannery for a brief chat about his upcoming record called Quiet By Your Side, out everywhere music is sold on October 28th.
Read More “Jude Flannery – “Stars” (Video Premiere)”The 1975 Share Live Performance of “Oh Caroline”
The 1975 have released a live performance of “Oh Caroline.”
Read More “The 1975 Share Live Performance of “Oh Caroline””Matt Healy on New Podcast
Matt Healy talks with Kyle Meredith about The 1975’s Being Funny in a Foreign Language.
Green Day Announce ‘Nimrod’ Anniversary Box Set
Green Day are releasing a 25th anniversary edition of Nimrod. Pre-orders are now up and a demo for “You Irritate Me” has been released.
Read More “Green Day Announce ‘Nimrod’ Anniversary Box Set”Nightly – “Dirty White Chucks”
Nightly have shared their new single “Dirty White Chucks.”
Read More “Nightly – “Dirty White Chucks””Blink-182 – “Edging”
Blink-182 have returned with their new song “Edging.”
Read More “Blink-182 – “Edging””Albums in Stores – Oct. 14th, 2022
If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the comments 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.
UPDATE • Oct 14, 2022The post has been updated with this week’s singles and playlist link
Read More “Albums in Stores – Oct. 14th, 2022”Tom DeLonge Shares His Message to Matt Skiba
Tom DeLonge shared his personal message of thanks to Matt Skiba on Instagram.
Read More “Tom DeLonge Shares His Message to Matt Skiba”Wesley – “Not Sure That Was Me” (Video Premiere)
Today is a great day to share the latest single from singer-songwriter Wesley called “Not Sure That Was Me.” For those unfamiliar with the artist, he would fit in the same vein of fans of Kurt Vile and Arthur Russell. On the latest music video, Wesley shared, “I’ve always really liked those red glowing eyes in movies and things. Like in Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, and the Cure’s video for ‘Boys Don’t Cry.’ I cut red reflective tape and put it over my eyes. At one point I was standing on the top of a ladder in the dark with tape over my eyes. I wouldn’t want to do it again.” Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Wesley’s new LP Glows in the Dark, out everywhere on November 11th via Earth Libraries.
Read More “Wesley – “Not Sure That Was Me” (Video Premiere)”Mortal Prophets – “Me and The Devil” (Song Premiere)
Today I’m excited to bring everyone an early listen to Mortal Prophets and their new single “Me and the Devil.” The album was produced by William Declan Lucey. Band leader, John Beckmann shared, “The songs on ‘Me and the Devil’ are especially poignant and timeless in so many ways. I had to get these songs out of my system because they touched me so much. The lyrics are a form of incantation.” If you’re enjoying the early listen, please consider purchasing the full album on December 9th.
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