Emo Nite LA is hitting the road this fall. The monthly event, which is typically held in Los Angeles, will be taking over venues in Baltimore, Seattle, Santa Ana, Portland, San Francisco, San Diego, Phoenix, Atlanta, and Denver. All the dates can be found below.
Bad Suns have shared their new song “Heartbreaker.”
Death Cab for Cutie’s bassist, Nick Harmer, is on this week’s episode of The Guestlist podcast.
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Tiger Lou have released their new single “Undertow.” It can be streamed below and comes from the band’s upcoming album, The Wound Dresser.
Survive, the band responsible for the soundtrack to Netflix’s Stranger Things, has released their new song “Wardenclyffe.” You can stream that below.
Taking Back Sunday have released their video for “You Can’t Look Back.”
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HAIM and producer Ariel Rechtshaid are the latest guests on Laura Marling’s podcast Reversal of the Muse.
Touché Amoré have released their video for “Skyscraper” (feat. Julien Baker).
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American Football will release their new, self-titled, album on October 21st via Polyvinyl Records. Pre-orders are now up and you can stream the song “I’ve Been So Lost for So Long” below.
One thing I’ve come to respect about Bayside is they’ve always known who they are. They’ve never felt the need to reinvent themselves, and they’ve spent the last 16 years working to perfect a sound that’s entirely their own.
The band’s latest effort, Vacancy, is no exception. It is a growling collection of songs that feels familiar on first listen, a true continuation in Bayside’s story and sound.
A pretty great recording of Thursday’s set from Wrecking Ball can be found below.
The higher quality version of Steve Aoki’s remix of Blink-182’s “Bored To Death” has appeared on YouTube.
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LANY have released a video for “youarefire.”
Peter Kafka, writing for Recode, on Amazon’s hope to launch an unlimited, ad-free, $4-$5 a month, “Echo only” music streaming service:
Amazon wants to launch a music subscription service that would work the same way services from Apple, Spotify and many others work: $10 a month, for all the music you can stream, anywhere you want to stream it.
But Amazon is also working on a second service that would differ in two significant ways from industry rivals: It would cost half the price, and it would only work on Amazon’s Echo hardware.
Carly Rae Jepsen will be releasing Emotion: Side B on August 26th.