Lights has released “White Paper Palm Trees” and “Surface Tension.”
Read More “Lights Shares Two New Song”Lights Shares Two New Song
Marte Eberson – “Start Over Again” (Song Premiere)
Today I’m excited to share with everyone the new single from Norwegian singer-songwriter, Marte Eberson, “Start Over Again.” On this heartfelt track, Eberson blends breathtaking cinematic rock with an indie pop twist. Eberson reflected on the writing process of the new single and shared:
Sometimes I look at pictures from when I was younger—whether from my childhood, teenage years, or just a couple of years ago—and feel a sense of longing. A longing for a time when life felt less complicated, less stressful, and when my friends, my family, and I had more time. That time passed so quickly, and I wish I had realized how much I should have appreciated it. Suddenly, I’m ‘grown up,’ and I don’t know how it happened. The days and years blur together, everything moves faster and faster. It would be so nice to start over, to begin again, to savor that time more, to slow down and take it all in.
If you’re enjoying the new single, please consider supporting this artist here.
Read More “Marte Eberson – “Start Over Again” (Song Premiere)”Hot Water Music Announce New Tour
Hot Water Music have announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Hot Water Music Announce New Tour”Miley Cyrus – “End of the World” Video
Miley Cyrus has shared a video for “End of the World.”
Read More “Miley Cyrus – “End of the World” Video”Téa Leaves Meet Me @ the Altar
Meet Me @ the Altar have announced they are now free agents and Téa is stepping away from the band.
Read More “Téa Leaves Meet Me @ the Altar”Perfume Genius Perform on Fallon
HAIM – “Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out”
HAIM has shared the new song “Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out.”
Read More “HAIM – “Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out””New Found Glory’s ‘From the Screen…’ Coming to Vinyl
New Found Glory’s original From the Screen to Your Stereo is now available on a new vinyl pressing.
Read More “New Found Glory’s ‘From the Screen…’ Coming to Vinyl”Albums in Stores – Apr 4th, 2025
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.
Read More “Albums in Stores – Apr 4th, 2025”Modest Mouse Announce Cruise
Modest Mouse have announced the “Ice Cream Floats” cruise.
Read More “Modest Mouse Announce Cruise”Review: Momma – Welcome To My Blue Sky
After the breakthrough success of Household Name, indie rock band Momma have returned with their highly anticipated fourth record called Welcome To My Blue Sky. The new album was produced by Aron Kobayashi Ritch, who also contributed on bass, and showcases the rapid improvements in Momma’s already-dynamic sound. The vibrant feelings come oozing through the speakers early on in vulnerable songs like the opening track of “Sincerely” that helps set the tone for the rest of the album. Led by the two primary songwriters/vocalists/guitarists in Etta Friedman and Allegra Weingarten, Momma tighten up their songwriting while still presenting songs that are both catchy and relevant. Momma shared in a recent interview that Welcome to My Blue Sky is “an open letter to those who have come in and out of our lives,” and this particular letter is well-received and invites wider audiences to sing along to every lyric and connect with this band on a deeper level.
Read More “Momma – Welcome To My Blue Sky”Mark Hoppus Interview With the New York Times
Mark Hoppus is profiled in a new piece with the New York Times:
“When the band broke up, I sat right here on our couch and just despaired,” he said, referring to the first of two times the singer and guitarist Tom DeLonge walked away from Blink-182, only to eventually return. “I was so filled with animosity and hatred and rage, and I just wanted to get back in our band,” he continued, dropping a number of expletives.
But “Fahrenheit-182” never turns meanspirited or dour. “The book has no demons in it,” Hoppus said. He mentioned that he’d discussed his memoir on the phone with his psychiatrist — Hoppus is treated for obsessive-compulsive disorder, intrusive thoughts, depression and anxiety — earlier that day. “I think that writing the book helped solve a lot of ongoing issues in my life, because I was trying to write it with an even hand,” he said.
Rise Against – “Prizefighter” Video
Rise Against have shared a video for the new song “Prizefighter.”
Read More “Rise Against – “Prizefighter” Video”I Dunno Man
There’s no solace in I told you so. There’s no glee in being right.
This is just the work of an unhinged moron with apparently nothing better to do than ruin everything.
The Ordinary Sacred
Joan Westenberg, with a great essay:
In the months, years since the pandemic’s peak, I’ve been unable to reconcile the cognitive dissonance. Seeing the inauthenticity and performance of modern happiness has made it impossible to achieve happiness through the same means. There’s a falseness to it all, a sense of how fragile the facade actually is.
After the collapse, after the burnout, after the creeping dread that none of the things I’d been told to care about were making me feel human, I started noticing what actually felt good. Not “aspirational” good. Not “productive” good. Just good. A grilled cheese sandwich eaten in the sun. A day without notifications. Saying no and not explaining. I didn’t see it as a philosophy. I just knew I felt less fake. Less hollow. Less like I was performing a version of myself I couldn’t stand anymore. Over time, I started tracing a pattern. What if I stopped managing my life like a brand? What if I let it be messy, private, low-stakes? What if that was enough?