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Daphne Loves Derby’s new song “Horrible Sound” can be streamed below. Jason Call also did a Facebook Live session talking about the new track.
The Ataris have released a new EP on Bandcamp.
Shawn Harris of The Matches performed an acoustic rendition of “Salty Eyes” for The Rock Room.
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Malcolm Gladwell has launched the new podcast Revisionist History.
Each week for 10 weeks, Revisionist History will go back and reinterpret something from the past: an event, a person, an idea. Something overlooked. Something misunderstood.
I gave the first couple of episodes a listen last night and enjoyed them.
Blink-182’s “Bored to Death” is set to top the alternative radio charts. The song will be overtaking The Lumineers’ “Ophelia.”
MxPx’s Mike Herrera is on a recent episode of Ernie Ball’s “String Theory.”
Frank Iero and James Dewees will release the debut album from their new project, Death Spells, next month.
Promise of Redemption will release their new album, Where You Ought To Be, on July 22nd. You can check out a teaser video below.
The Bouncing Souls have released their new song “Up to Us.”
Amy Schumer has announced a world tour. You can find the dates below.
Safe to Say have released their new song “Tangerine.”
I knew this day was coming and I still find myself getting a little emotional finally having to make the post. After years of covering Yellowcard, it’s time to say goodbye. The band are now streaming their new single, “Rest in Peace,” and have announced that their new self-titled album will be the band’s final release. You’ll find an announcement from the band, a press release about the upcoming album, tour dates for the band’s final tour, and the song to stream, below. Pre-orders for the album are up on their website.
I’m sure there will be much to write and say about the band in the future, but for the moment I just want to say: thank you. It’s been a wild ride and I’ve loved being able to see the band’s rise to fame, comeback, and to be able to experience the past 15 or so years with your music. It’s been an absolute pleasure.
The Spill Canvas are taking requests for what to play on their upcoming tour. Tour dates can also be found below.