Rehasher, featuring Roger of Less Than Jake, has announced a new cover album for later this year. Today they’ve released a version of The Beatles’ “And Your Bird Can Sing.”
Read More “Rehasher to Release a Cover Album”Andrew McMahon Announces New Tour
Andrew McMahon has announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Andrew McMahon Announces New Tour”Raye – “Call On Me” Video
Raye has released a video for “Call On Me.”
Read More “Raye – “Call On Me” Video”Review: Wolf Alice – Blue Weekend
Wolf Alice began as a folk band. Not that you would know it if you had only heard their Grammy-nominated grunge single, “Moaning Lisa Smile,” or their commanding trysts into riot grrrl punk music (“Yuk Foo,” “Play the Greatest Hits”). You cannot pigeonhole the London group, not when they leaped from sophisticated balladry to shoegaze to rip-roaring metal tracks on their 2017 Mercury Prize-winning album, Visions of a Life. That’s why I love them so much. There’s always been something for everybody to love: if you like Mazzy Star, you will love “After The Zero Hour.” If you want to hear the British heavy metal revival, I reckon you will be impressed by “Visions of a Life.” If you like Britpop, “The Last Man On Earth” recalls the boldness, effortless cool, and timeless songwriting that defines What’s The Story (Morning Glory)? as a modern classic.
Read More “Wolf Alice – Blue Weekend”Hot Milk – “I Just Wanna Know What Happens When I’m Dead”
Hot Milk have released the new song “I Just Wanna Know What Happens When I’m Dead.”
Read More “Hot Milk – “I Just Wanna Know What Happens When I’m Dead””Clairo Announces New Album; Shares New Song
Clairo will release Sling on July 16th. Today she’s shared “Blouse” and pre-orders are now up.
Read More “Clairo Announces New Album; Shares New Song”‘Masters of the Universe: Revelation’ Trailer
The trailer for Netflix’s Masters of the Universe: Revelation has been released.
Read More “‘Masters of the Universe: Revelation’ Trailer”Apple Music’s Record Label Pages
Zane Lowe talked with Rolling Stone about Apple Music’s new record label pages:
“We want to highlight labels that are really hyper-focused on building great quality. The labels we’re partnering with here are the ones where I want to search for their logo on the back of the record and would buy music unheard because I trust that,” Lowe says. “That to me is really the culture that we’re trying to represent from a label point of view here. In a way, this is an opportunity for us to reestablish the concept of a label as something more than just a bank. To look at the label system again as more than just a distribution model or an investment model, but actually as a place where music, art and culture is fostered in a really deliberate and very thoughtful way.”
Where’s my Drive-Thru Records page, Zane?
Paramore’s ‘Riot!’ Debuts in the Top 10
Paramore’s 2007 album Riot! reaches the top 10 of Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart for the first time, thanks to a new pressing on silver colored vinyl.
The set re-enters the chart dated June 12 at No. 8 with 7,000 copies sold in the U.S. in the week ending June 3 (up 1,380%), according to MRC Data, nearly all from sales of the new vinyl edition. Riot! had previously debuted and peaked at No. 20 on the June 30, 2007-dated chart. The album was issued on silver colored vinyl on May 28 as part of the Fueled by Ramen record label’s ongoing 25th-anniversary festivities.
Albums in Stores – Jun. 11th, 2021
If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the comments to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed.
Read More “Albums in Stores – Jun. 11th, 2021”Review: Tokyo Police Club – Champ
While I was planning to write about Tokyo Police Club’s 10-year anniversary of Champ last June, I never got around to finishing my retrospective. So, this one goes to 11. This is one of those great indie rock records that has aged gracefully and ended up being the breakthrough album for Tokyo Police Club. Champ followed up their debut, Elephant Shell, and showcased the growth in the four musicians that made up the band. Frontman and bassist Dave Monks sounded as captivating and confident as he ever did on this album, and Greg Alsop, Josh Hook, and Graham Wright helped solidify the band’s great chemistry here. The album was produced by Rob Schnapf (Beck, Saves the Day, Elliott Smith) and he really was able to get the best out of the band on Champ.
Read More “Tokyo Police Club – Champ”Savas – “Pastels” (Video Premiere)
The Portland, Maine R&B/pop artist known as Savas (also the vocalist of Roseview), is premiering his brand new music video today for the song “Pastels.” This song connects Savas to the unique communication we have with art, and is similar to other standout artists like YUNGBLUD with the songwriting poise of Phoebe Bridgers. Savas describes “Pastels” as being, “about the problems and struggles of lusting over someone that communicates through their art and actions. Its lyrics share the more emotional side of dating while the song as a whole portrays a poppy and happier side.” With so much more to come from this exciting artist, there’s no better time to invite you into Savas’ world.
Read More “Savas – “Pastels” (Video Premiere)”Ava Max – “EveryTime I Cry”
Ava Max has released the new single “EveryTime I Cry.”
Read More “Ava Max – “EveryTime I Cry””Kelsea Ballerini and LANY Team Up
Kelsea Ballerini and LANY have teamed up for the new song “I Quit Drinking.”
Read More “Kelsea Ballerini and LANY Team Up”Citizen – “Black and Red” Video
Citizen has released a new video for “Black and Red.”
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