Jim Lindberg of Pennywise has released the new song “The Palm of Your Hand.”
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Angels & Airwaves have shared a video for “Spellbound.”
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They have rebooted The Matrix website with a bunch of teasers for the new film.
The Wonder Years Announce New Re-Presses
The Wonder Years have issued re-presses of The Upsides and Suburbia I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing.
Taking Back Sunday Announce Holiday Show with Straylight Run
Taking Back Sunday will be playing some holiday shows and Straylight Run will be opening. Now, that’s a sentence I never thought I’d be writing. Tickets go on sale this Friday.
Read More “Taking Back Sunday Announce Holiday Show with Straylight Run”Angel Du$t Announce New Album
Angel Du$t will release YAK: A Collection of Truck Songs on October 22nd. Today they’ve shared the new song “Big Bite” and pre-orders are now up.
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Explosions in the Sky have released “Flying.”
Read More “Explosions in the Sky – “Flying””Thrice – “Summer Set Fire to the Rain”
Thrice have shared the new song “Summer Set Fire to the Rain.”
Read More “Thrice – “Summer Set Fire to the Rain””Review: The Horrible Crowes – Elsie
Brian Fallon didn’t NEED to make Elsie. By the time this album arrived – the one and only record Fallon made with the side project he dubbed The Horrible Crowes – Fallon was already well on his way to rock star status…or, at least, it seemed that way at the time. His full-time band, The Gaslight Anthem, had released three albums and an EP in the space of three years and about two weeks – a remarkable run that saw the band gaining ground with each release. By the time Elsie arrived in September 2011, there was already buzz brewing about Gaslight Anthem LP4, and about how that album had the potential to launch Fallon and company into a whole new stratosphere. Just about anyone else would have taken a well-deserved break. Based on the exhaustion that would eventually crash The Gaslight Anthem, maybe Fallon should have. Instead, he teamed up with his guitar tech, Ian Perkins, and made one of the great left-turn albums in 21st century rock ‘n’ roll. Some days, I think it might just be his masterpiece.
Read More “The Horrible Crowes – Elsie”MUNA – “Silk Chiffon” Video
MUNA have shared a video for their new song “Silk Chiffon” featuring Phoebe Bridgers.
Read More “MUNA – “Silk Chiffon” Video”Big Thief – “Certainty”
Big Thief have shared the new song “Certainty.”
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Single Mothers have released the new song “Need” on Bandcamp.
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Review: Longsleeves – Joyrider
It’s commonplace for me to be pitched new bands looking for my thoughts on their music, and I can’t help but feel flattered by the number of submissions I’ve received since I started writing for this site. It makes my job that much easier when being presented with music that immediately shimmers through the speakers as it does on Longsleeves debut EP, entitled Joyrider. The band is comprised of vocalist/bassist Austin Fontenot, guitarist Curtis Allison, guitarist Kyle Bauer, and drummer Matt Francis, and their charming debut is somewhere between a mix of early-Hawthorne Heights emo mixed with the polished grunge of 90’s rock acts like Smashing Pumpkins all blended with the radio-ready hooks of Gin Blossoms. The Norfolk, Virginia band has plenty to like on Joyrider, and Longsleeves are one of my “bands to watch” as their career in music seem poised for future success.
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Anberlin has premiered the studio version of “Two Graves,” their first new song in seven years.
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