Lagwagon has announced some new tour dates in Europe.
Lagwagon Announce European Tour
Blessthefall – “Cutthroat”
Blessthefall have released their new song “Cutthroat.”
Queens of the Stone Age – “Head Like a Haunted House” Video
Queens of the Stone Age have released a video for “Head Like a Haunted House.”
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Bleachers – “Alfie’s Song (Not So Typical Love Song)” Video
Bleachers have released a new video for “Alfie’s Song (Not So Typical Love Song).”
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Blink-182 Announce Las Vegas Residency
Blink-182 have announced a Las Vegas residency.
Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphys Announce Tour
Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphys have announced a co-headlining tour.
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Pussy Riot – “Elections” Video
Pussy Riot has released a new video for “Elections.”
Firewalker – “Role Model”
Firewalker have released their new song “Role Model” on Bandcamp.
NOFX – “There’s No ‘Too Soon’ if Time Is Relative”
NOFX have shared their new song “There’s No ‘Too Soon’ if Time Is Relative.”
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Underoath – “Rapture”
Underoath’s new single “Rapture” can be streamed on Spotify and Apple Music. The video is also up on Apple Music.
The reactions have been a little all over the place in our forums on this one. Having heard the album, I’ll say that this is the most “radio rock” ready song on the album. There’s a few others that take a similar vibe, but this is not the overwhelming direction of the record.
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Review: Black Foxxes – Reiði
The title of Black Foxxes’ sophomore album, translated from Icelandic, means “rage.” Presumably, it comes from a lyric on the album’s closer “Float On”:
Now I understand rage, a feeling that is never subdued.
While Mark Holley’s assessment of the feeling is accurate, it doesn’t sum up the record quite so well. In fact, the biggest difference between Reiði and the band’s debut I’m Not Well is how much more subdued this record is.
‘Love, Simon’ Soundtrack Released
The soundtrack for Love, Simon was released today. It features the unreleased Bleachers’ song “Keeping a Secret” as well as bunch of other great songs.