The Regrettes performed “Anxieties (Out of Time)” on Kimmel.
Read More “The Regrettes Perform on Kimmel”Review: The Injured List – Blue 32
Written largely during the start of the pandemic, The Injured List have returned with their fourth full-length record called Blue 32. The record title is a reference to the quarterback’s signals called out before the snap, and the band’s affinity for writing sad songs packed with plenty of purpose. The album was written mostly by lead vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Nathan Marks and drummer Ashton Parsons, while the band also had some additional friends contribute guitar parts remotely. The Injured List took a unique approach to this album by book-ending the record with the intro/outro tracks of “Adrift” and “Ashore” that help solidify their artistic statement found on Blue 32.
The record opens with the aforementioned intro track called “Adrift” that prepares the listener for the beauty found in my personal favorite in the set, called “Doubt.” That particular song opens with some well-placed synths that eventually break away for heavier-toned guitars and singer Nathan Marks’ anthemic vocals. “Doubt” reminds me a lot of Autopilot Off, with a little bit of The Maine and Mae thrown into the mix for good measure. Things continue to stay great on “Recover,” as drummer Ashton Parsons sets a great beat to allow the band to explore the possibilities of their sound.
Read More “The Injured List – Blue 32”Hidden in Plain Views Are Teasing
American Football – “Fade Into You” Video
American Football have released a video for “Fade Into You.”
Read More “American Football – “Fade Into You” Video”Joyce Manor Announces New Album
Joyce Manor will release their new album 40 oz. To Fresno on June 10th. Today they’ve shared the new song and video for “Gotta Let It Go,” as well as new tour dates.
Read More “Joyce Manor Announces New Album”Death Cab for Cutie Announce Tour
Death Cab for Cutie have announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Death Cab for Cutie Announce Tour”Mayday Parade Share Acoustic “No Heroes Allowed”
Mayday Parade have shared an acoustic version of “No Heroes Allowed.”
Read More “Mayday Parade Share Acoustic “No Heroes Allowed””Turnstile Crack Top 10 at Alternative Radio
Turnstile’s “Mystery” has entered the top 10 at Alternative Radio.
The Weeknd – “Out of Time” Video
The Weeknd has released a video for “Out of Time.”
Read More “The Weeknd – “Out of Time” Video”Travis Barker (Maybe?) Gets Married
Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian were maybe married in Las Vegas:
A source at the chapel where they had the ceremony tells us they’ll only perform it with a marriage license, but a source close to Travis and Kourtney tells us they hadn’t gotten a license and only did it for fun.
Hovvdy – “Town”
Hovvdy have shared the new song “Town.”
Read More “Hovvdy – “Town””Cave In – “Blinded by A Blaze” Video
Cave In have shared the new song “Blinded by A Blaze.”
Read More “Cave In – “Blinded by A Blaze” Video”Foxing Announce New Tour
Foxing have announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Foxing Announce New Tour”Cremation Lily – “Wavering Blood” (Song Premiere)
Today I’m beyond stoked to help premiere Cremation Lily’s latest track “Wavering Blood,” pulled from Dreams Drenched in Static, the UK-based artist and multi-instrumentalist’s debut album for The Flenser. It’s one of my favorite songs from a stunning record – Zen Zsigo has created an atmosphere drenched in reverb and booming ambiance. The record drops on April 15th and is available to pre-order now.
Read More “Cremation Lily – “Wavering Blood” (Song Premiere)”Review: Sandman Sleeps – Crisis Actor
Debut albums always carry that weighty hope of grabbing the audience’s attention from the very first note. Sandman Sleeps have stormed onto the music scene with Crisis Actor, an album that the band admits that they strove for painful perfection in its recording process. “We’ve recorded this damn album, like, three times now,” confesses bassist, Alex Peck. In addition to Alex, the band is comprised of vocalist Cristina Peck, drummer Karsten Andersen, guitarist Zack Jones, and Sandman Sleeps’ musical chemistry only further adds to the allure found on their debut. Led by the immediately gripping single called, “Portrait of Jennie,” Sandman Sleeps reminds me of Florence and the Machine, early-Cranberries, and with a modern songwriting twist similar to Middle Kids. The band’s attention to detail pays off widely, as Crisis Actor is a thrilling record from start to finish.
Read More “Sandman Sleeps – Crisis Actor”