Martha have shared a two song EP covering Jimmy Eat World’s “A Praise Chorus” and “Crush.”
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How to Dress Well Announces New Album
How to Dress Well will release I Am Toward You on May 10th. Pre-orders are now up.
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Half Past Two are heading out on tour.
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St. Vincent will release All Born Screaming on April 26th. Today she’s shared “Broken Man” and pre-orders are now up.
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Kacey Musgraves has announced a new arena tour.
Read More “Kacey Musgraves Announce New Tour”One Step Closer Announce New Album
One Step Closer will release All You Embrace, due May 17th. Pre-orders are now up. The band also released the lead single “Leap Years” and announced some new tour dates with Koyo and Anxious.
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Twenty One Pilots will release Clancy on May 17th. Pre-orders are now up and the first single will debut online at 10 am PST.
Read More “Twenty One Pilots Announce New Album”Chaser Announce New Album
Chaser will release Small Victories on June 28th.
Read More “Chaser Announce New Album”Saosin Working on Album With Cove
Beau of Saosin posted in their Discord that the plan is for the band to work on a new album with Cove on vocals.
Read More “Saosin Working on Album With Cove”Fall Out Boy – “So Much (For) Stardust” Video
Fall Out Boy have released a video for “So Much (For) Stardust.”
Read More “Fall Out Boy – “So Much (For) Stardust” Video”Kim Richey – “Floating On The Surface” (Song Premiere)
Today is a great day to share the latest single from songwriter Kim Richey called “Floating On The Surface.” Her vocals have been featured on Jason Isbell’s acclaimed Southeastern, Trisha Yearwood’s Everybody Knows, and Reba McEntire’s Starting Over. Richey shared, “This song is different from all the other songs on the album in that we decided to use the demo. Roger Nichols and I wrote this around a cool guitar line that Roger came up with. He engineered and played everything. I sang all the parts and played percussion (my secret favorite thing.) We tried re-recording it with the band while tracking songs for this record. We tried replacing the fake drums with real drums. We messed around with the vocals. Finally, producer Doug Lancio decided we weren’t going to beat the demo. Sometimes a demo has some sort of magic sauce that you just can’t recreate.” If you’re enjoying the latest single from Kim Richey, please consider purchasing the track here.
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The Dangerous Summer and Cold Years are heading out on a UK Tour.
Read More “The Dangerous Summer / Cold Years UK Tour”Vanderwolf – “The 6.09” (Video Premiere)
Today I’m thrilled to bring everyone the latest video from Psych-folk artist, Vanderwolf, called “The 6.09.” The track is the second single off of Vanderwolf’s new album, The Great Bewilderment, out everywhere music is sold on March 13th. If you’re enjoying the latest single, please consider visiting the artist’s Bandcamp page here. I was also able to catch up with this talented songwriter for a brief interview below.
Read More “Vanderwolf – “The 6.09” (Video Premiere)”Katie Pruitt – “All My Friends” Video
Katie Pruitt has shared a video for “All My Friends.”
Read More “Katie Pruitt – “All My Friends” Video”G’Ra Asim Writes for the Boston Globe
Baby Got Back Talk’s vocalist/bassist G’Ra Asim wrote an essay for the Boston Globe about the importance of keeping alternative music an equitable space:
Black History Month is getting a lot more punk rock. Today sees the release of “Articulate at That Level,” a mixtape featuring musicians of color and/or women artistswho are bona fide philosophers of rock. My band, Baby Got Back Talk, curated this playlist as a cross-section of the gnarliest noise emanating from today’s underground.
But make no mistake — the artists we’ve assembled aren’t tokens we scrounged up just to appease some fussy diversity, equity, and inclusion bureau. They represent the vanguard of alternative music in 2024.