The Offspring, Sum 41, and Simple Plan are heading out on tour this summer.
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Lydia ‘Illuminate’ Re-Press
Pre-orders are up for a vinyl re-press of Lydia’s Illuminate.
Finch Vinyl Re-Press Coming
Finch’s What It is To Burn will go on sale March 23rd at 8:00 AM PST.
Read More “Finch Vinyl Re-Press Coming”The Japanese House – “Boyhood” Video
The Japanese House has returned with a video for the new song “Boyhood.”
Read More “The Japanese House – “Boyhood” Video”Pete Wentz Talks With Nylon
Nylon interviewed Pete Wentz:
Plus, the idea of making a pure throwback record left Wentz with a bad taste in his mouth. “Whenever artists that I love, filmmakers and bands that I love, say that something is a ‘return to form,’ I’m like, ughhhh. He’s a multi-millionaire, how is he going to make speed metal?” Wentz says. “People think they want that, but if we do it, you won’t like it. And it’ll feel inauthentic.”
Fall Out Boy Vulture Feature
But to Wentz, who often speaks in pop-culture references (and has been watching The Last of Us), making more pop-oriented music felt like reaching quarantine in a zombie apocalypse. “We figured out how to exist somehow, but we’re like, mmm, kind of existing.” The band still had an appetite to do more, like on 2018’s Mania, a heavily programmed, hip-hop–influenced album that some fans feel veered too far into pop, but it gave the band a chance to flex new creative muscles. “It was me goofing around with what you could do to mangle sound waves,” Stump says. “And that was really fun, but we did that, so I didn’t want to just go back and do it again.”
Thirsty Curses – “Punk Rock Ruined My Life”
Thirsty Curses have released their new single and music video for “Punk Rock Ruined My Life.”
Read More “Thirsty Curses – “Punk Rock Ruined My Life””Ruston Kelly – “Michael Keaton”
Ruston Kelly has shared the new song “Michael Keaton.”
Read More “Ruston Kelly – “Michael Keaton””Review: PHNTMS – “Heat of the Moment”
Pop rock band, PHNTMS, have returned with a new, vibrant single called “Heat of the Moment” that features The Chain Gang of 1974. The new song was produced by Courtney Ballard (Grayscale, Armor for Sleep) and is dripping with dark synths, paired with vocals by Kamtin Mohager (of The Chain Gang of 1974). What PHNTMS do best on this track is pay direct homage to 80’s electronica bands with a twist of modern flair in the guitar parts to keep things feeling fresh.
The song opens with syrupy-thick synths before breaking away into a great guitar riff by Adam Jessamine. The second verse of, “So when did love become so deceiving? / Something I can’t define / You’re playing tricks in my mind / Face it, we are simply just human / And this is not apathy / Just let me go and get high / Oh my my,” tackles the difficulties of navigating a one-sided relationship. The anthemic chorus is well-constructed, and if the song has any faults, it’s that it ends too soon. “Heat of the Moment” is sure to be stuck in your mind for days on end.
Interview: The Clamor
Recently I was able to catch up with Aaron Louis of The Clamor to discuss his debut, self-titled LP. The new album was released today, March 17th, and we premiered the record yesterday.
Read More “The Clamor”JJ Braves – “The High Dive” (Song Premiere)
Today I’m thrilled to share with everyone a teaser for a new single from talented pop artist, JJ Braves, called “The High Dive.” With breathtaking vocals paired with lush musical arrangements, JJ Braves has crafted a track ready for any playlist.
Read More “JJ Braves – “The High Dive” (Song Premiere)”Joy Oladokun – “We’re All Gonna Die”
Joy Oladokun has released the new song “We’re All Gonna Die.”
Read More “Joy Oladokun – “We’re All Gonna Die””Matchbox Twenty Announce New Album
Matchbox Twenty will release Where The Light Goes, on May 26th via Atlantic Records. Today the band has shared the first single, “Wild Dogs (Running In A Slow Dream).”
Read More “Matchbox Twenty Announce New Album”Nightly – “Radiohead”
Nightly have shared the new song “Radiohead.”
Read More “Nightly – “Radiohead””Albums in Stores – Mar. 17th, 2023
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.
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