Pianos Become the Teeth will release their new album, Drift, on August 26th. Today they’ve shared “Genevieve” and pre-orders are now up.
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Foo Fighters Announce Tribute Shows
Foo Fighters have announced two Taylor Hawkins tribute shows.
Read More “Foo Fighters Announce Tribute Shows”Wet – “I’m Not Her”
Wet have shared the new song “I’m Not Her.”
Read More “Wet – “I’m Not Her””Pale Waves – “Reasons to Live”
Pale Waves have shared the new single “Reasons to Live.”
Read More “Pale Waves – “Reasons to Live””Hevenshe – “No One Will Ever Love You” Video
Hevenshe, the new project from Tonight Alive’s Jenna McDougall, have released the new song “No One Will Ever Love You.”
Read More “Hevenshe – “No One Will Ever Love You” Video”‘1899’ Trailer
The first trailer for 1899, the new show from the creators of Dark, has been released.
Read More “‘1899’ Trailer”Phoenix Announce New Tour
Phoenix are heading out on tour.
Read More “Phoenix Announce New Tour”Flogging Molly Announce New Album
Flogging Molly will release Anthem on September 9 via Rise Records. Pre-orders are up.
Read More “Flogging Molly Announce New Album”Carly Rae Jepsen Announces New Tour
Carly Rae Jepsen has announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Carly Rae Jepsen Announces New Tour”Review: Out Of Service – The Ground Beneath Me
On the third full-length record from emo rockers Out of Service, they’ve clearly got a lot on their collective minds. The Ground Beneath Me takes on weighty topics like mortality, racial prejudice, and the loss of close relationships, yet it never gets too bogged down by the heaviness of the lyrical material. The set was produced and mixed by Nathan Hussey (All Get Out), who additionally lends his vocal talents to the track called “The Fall,” and was mastered by Emmy award winner Dave Marino. The album also features key guest vocal contributions from John Nolan (Straylight Run, Taking Back Sunday) and Emery, and it feels like Out of Service have earned these worthy collaborations through their steadfast dedication to perfecting their craft. Coming off of the worthy success of their sophomore effort Burden, and a teaser single called “Shelter,” Out of Service are becoming the best versions of themselves on The Ground Beneath Me.
Read More “Out Of Service – The Ground Beneath Me”Bruce Springsteen Joins Coldplay on Stage
Bruce Springsteen came out to play with Coldplay at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. Some fan-shot footage can be found below.
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We are the Union have released a video for “December.”
Read More “We are the Union – “December” Video”Liner Notes (June 5th, 2022)
This week’s newsletter has early first impressions of the new The Dangerous Summer album, some thoughts on other music I listened to over the past week, and my usual rundown of entertainment commentary. There’s also a playlist of ten songs I enjoyed, and this week’s supporter Q&A post can be found here.
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Read More “Liner Notes (June 5th, 2022)”New Jimmy Eat World Single … Soon?
Rumors on the internet say “Something Loud” is coming on June 10th.
TWINS – “Something About Alice Coltrane” (Song Premiere)
Today is the perfect day to share Berlin-based Alternative Rock band, TWINS, and their latest B-side single, a jazz-infused song called “Something About Alice Coltrane.” The song comes from the mind of TWINS band leader, Miro Denck, and Miro shared, “This recording is my humble tribute to one of my greatest sources of artistic and spiritual inspiration, the sublime music of the great jazz mystic Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda. It would be presumptuous to think there’s even a way to get anywhere near the powerful talent unified on the original recording, ‘Something About John Coltrane’ of her 1971 album, Journey in Satchidananda, which includes Pharoah Sanders, Cecil McBee and Rashied Ali, let alone as a single musician. Rather than that, to me this is a very personal meditation on life, loss and the endless comfort I find in her music.”
If you’re enjoying this latest slab of experimental rock music from TWINS, their full-length record called The Human Jazz will be hitting music streaming services on June 29th via Earth Libraries. Additionally, I was able to catch up with Miro Denck for a brief interview about this new single.
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