Tucker Rule of Thursday is on the latest episode of the Podioslave podcast.
Tucker Rule on Latest Podcast
Mike Dirnt Talks With Rolling Stone
Mike Dirnt of Green Day talked with Rolling Stone:
Well, it’s funny you say that, because [the Saviors track] “The American Dream Is Killing Me” was written by Billie almost four years ago. But we all knew it was just low-hanging fruit. We’re not a parody of who we are, and songs like that need time to be fleshed out. If that means just sitting back and letting life happen, so be it. And it was one of the last things we recorded. Rob’s like, “What else do you got?” As we get towards the end of recording, it was two songs. It was that one and “Father to a Son.” And those two songs, Rob’s like, “Oh, you’ve got to record those.”
And then Billie had to go in for “American Dream” and just deep dive on the lyrics, and just tweak a few things here and there. But “The American Dream Is Killing Me” was the line a while back ago. We were like, “Yeah, it’s just not the right time.”
The Black Keys Announce New Album
The Black Keys will release, Ohio Players, on April 5th. Today they’ve shared the first single “Beautiful People (Stay High).”
Read More “The Black Keys Announce New Album”Bruce Springsteen Developing Film
Bruce Springsteen is reportedly working on a Nebraska feature film:
Sources say that Springsteen has been consulting on a possible feature film about the making of his watershed 1982 album, “Nebraska.”
I’m told Bruce has been collaborating with director-writer Scott Cooper, whose six terrific films include “Crazy Heart,” about a washed up country singer. Jeff Bridges won the 2010 Oscar for starring in that one, the movie also won Best Song. Maggie Gyllenhaal was nominated for Best Supporting Actress.
Jack Antonoff On New Podcast
Jack Antonoff of Bleachers is on the latest Kyle Meredith With… podcast. (Overcast link.)
Half Past Two Cover Suicide Machines
Half Past Two have shared a cover of “Capsule.”
Read More “Half Past Two Cover Suicide Machines”Billie Joe Armstrong on New Podcast
Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day is on the Marc Maron podcast. (Overcast link.)
Cold Years Begin Teasing
Cold Years have begun teasing new music.
1/13/24 (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.
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Read More “1/13/24 (Ten Songs)”Liner Notes (January 13th, 2024)
Ringing in 2024 with a new newsletter. We have some thoughts on music out this week and some early thoughts on music coming in the first part of the year. Can it live up to 2023? We’re about to find out.
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Read More “Liner Notes (January 13th, 2024)”Pre-Orders For Yellowcard & Hammock Album
Pre-orders are now up for the Yellowcard and Hammock collaboration album.
Ghost Atlas – “Gaps In The Armoire”
Ghost Atlas has shared the new song “Gaps In The Armoire.”
Read More “Ghost Atlas – “Gaps In The Armoire””Interview: Infant Island
On Friday, Infant Island will release one of the best records of 2024. “But Drew,” you say, “there’s only been 12 days of the year so far!” Trust me, I just know. Obsidian Wreath has been four years in the making from Fredericksburg, VA’s Infant Island. The quintet’s debut album on Touché Amoré’s Jeremy Bolm’s Secret Voice imprint (the band’s third full-length album overall), Obsidian Wreath captures the how desolate and dark our modern world is against a furious, scathing back drop of hardcore, screamo, and post-rock, as the album’s ten tracks paint a picture of survival, anxiety, and community. I was fortunate to speak with vocalist Daniel Kost, guitarist Alexander Rudenshiold, and bassist Kyle Guerra about the album’s themes, creation, and more.
Read More “Infant Island”Review: Cassie Dasilva – “Part of the Club”
It’s always nice to hear new voices in the music scene. Whether it’s a new band taking the world by storm, or in the case of Cassie Dasilva, an indie-pop artist that has a sugary sweet delivery to make you take notice. “Part of the Club” is a great introduction to the sound and world that Dasilva is creating with her music. As she puts it, “‘part of the club’ is my anti-love love song. I’ve always had an aversion to conventional relationships – specifically marriage – but this song is about finding the person who makes you stop and think, ‘I can see why people might do all this.’” By taking a long hard look at why relationships can be so complex, Cassie Dasilva makes a memorable step in the right direction with her latest single.
Read More “Cassie Dasilva – “Part of the Club””Mortal Prophets – “Sleeping In My Bed” (Song Premiere)
Today is a great day to share the latest single from Mortal Prophets, called “Sleeping In My Bed.” The title track comes from his forthcoming EP Sleeping In My Bed, that will be released everywhere music is sold on March 15th.
Read More “Mortal Prophets – “Sleeping In My Bed” (Song Premiere)”