Phoebe Bridgers continues her annual holiday song tradition with a cover of “So Much Wine.”
Read More “Phoebe Bridgers Shares Holiday Song”New Found Glory Announce Acoustic Tour
New Found Glory will be doing an acoustic tour in 2023.
Read More “New Found Glory Announce Acoustic Tour”Jordi Up Late – “To Be Your Friend” (Video Premiere)
Today I’m excited to share with everyone the new single and music video from electronic indie-pop artist Jordi Up Late, called “To Be Your Friend.” While Jordi continues to steadily release new singles, her plan is to eventually string some more recordings together for an EP or potentially a debut full-length LP. On this great sounding new single, Jordi Up Late shared:
”TBYF” is about experiencing the dichotomy of resentment and gratitude after falling for the ‘idea’ of someone and facing that your disappointment lies in your own expectations of a person who was incapable of loving you before meeting you. In the end I gave the benefit of the doubt by extending friendship only to feel my hand slapped away and taken for granted. Though I am resentful in the dark melodies of the synth, and at times in the lyrics, I remind myself of my own power in singing directly and unapologetically to this person. I speak plainly that loving one another was impossible considering his lack of confidence and that loving him was only worth it for the lessons learned.”
With a plethora of hooks and impressive songwriting chops, Jordi Up Late has crafted a single worthy of your next perfect playlist. I was also able to catch up with this artist for a brief interview.
Read More “Jordi Up Late – “To Be Your Friend” (Video Premiere)”Soccer Mommy – “Feel It All the Time” Video
Soccer Mommy has shared a video for “Feel It All the Time.”
Read More “Soccer Mommy – “Feel It All the Time” Video”Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – “VHS”
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness has released the new song “VHS.”
Read More “Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – “VHS””Christian Lee Hutson – “Silent Night”
Christian Lee Hutson has shared the new holiday song “Silent Night.”
Read More “Christian Lee Hutson – “Silent Night””Tancred – “Jars”
Tancred has shared the new single “Jars.”
Read More “Tancred – “Jars””Fake Names – “Delete Myself”
Fake Names have shared the new song “Delete Myself.”
Read More “Fake Names – “Delete Myself””Paramore Change Album Cover
Paramore have changed the cover for their self-titled album on streaming platforms. The high resolution of the new cover can be found below.
Read More “Paramore Change Album Cover”The Sound of Animals Fighting – “Apeshit”
The Sound of Animals Fighting have shared their first new song in over 14 years. It’s called “Apeshit.”
Read More “The Sound of Animals Fighting – “Apeshit””Bruce Springsteen Performs on Fallon
Bruce Springsteen performed “Turn Back the Hands on Time” on Fallon.
Read More “Bruce Springsteen Performs on Fallon”Review: L.S. Dunes – Past Lives
In the music realm, labels and terms get tossed around way too loosely in order to try and quantify what is happening in a movement. From the early 00’s showing a boom in emo, to the “The bands” arriving around that same time, music critics and journalists like to make their mark on trying to pigeonhole different waves of music momentum. The term “supergroup” started when established bands would venture into other projects and explore their creativity in other ways. L.S. Dunes have been coined as a supergroup since they feature members of Thursday, Circa Survive, Coheed & Cambria, plus the mighty My Chemical Romance, so it’s hard to argue against the moniker. Usually when a supergroup forms, one band member tends to have their footprint more on the sound than others, much like how Audioslave still sounded Rage Against the Machine with a different vocalist. However, on Past Lives, this particular supergroup seem like they’ve being playing music together their whole lives, since the songs are well-constructed, balanced, and each band member utilizes their talent to put their stamp on it. While the introduction for L.S. Dunes came in the raucous lead single of “Permanent Rebellion,” a near-perfect punk rock track, Past Lives explores the depths of each band members’ creative abilities.
The album opens with “2022,” as lead vocalist Anthony Green wails, “I’m not afraid to try,” as a rallying cry for L.S. Dunes to investigate just where their musical adventure would take them. The songs on Past Lives are cohesive, yet each song sounds slightly different in its variation and song structure to keep things interesting. For example, on “Antibodies,” L.S. Dunes are able to build out a song based on lead guitarist Travis Stever’s spiraling riffing in the verses and choruses to allow for Green to sing his passionate lyrics with veteran ease. “Grey Veins” utilizes a great bass line from Tim Payne, while Frank Iero and Stever’s guitar playing complements the pacing set by drummer Tucker Rule. The band is fully aware of each others collective strengths, and they hone in on each of these parts majestically throughout the record.
Read More “L.S. Dunes – Past Lives”Romy – “Strong”
Romy has released the new song “Strong.”
Read More “Romy – “Strong””Panic! at the Disco Announce Livestream
Panic! at the Disco will be broadcasting a livestream on December 7th.
mewithoutYou Farewell Picture Book
Pre-orders are now up for the Place + People farewell book from mewithoutYou.