Brittany Howard performed “Baby” on Corden.
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HAIM Perform on Kimmel
HAIM performed “Gasoline” on Kimmel last night.
Read More “HAIM Perform on Kimmel”Phoebe Bridgers Performs on Seth Meyers
Phoebe Bridgers performed “I Know the End” on Seth Meyers.
Read More “Phoebe Bridgers Performs on Seth Meyers”Machine Gun Kelly – “Drunk Face” Video
Machine Gun Kelly has released a video for “Drunk Face.”
Read More “Machine Gun Kelly – “Drunk Face” Video”Tame Impala Rescheduled Tour Dates
Tame Impala has announced their rescheduled tour dates for 2021.
Read More “Tame Impala Rescheduled Tour Dates”Halsey – “929” Video
Halsey has released a video for “929.”
Read More “Halsey – “929” Video”Suzie True – “Bailey” Video
Suzie True have released a video for “Bailey.”
Read More “Suzie True – “Bailey” Video”Touché Amoré – “Reminders”
Touché Amoré have shared their new song “Reminders” featuring Julien Baker.
Read More “Touché Amoré – “Reminders””Stick to Your Guns – “Hasta La Victoria”
Stick to Your Guns have released the new demo “Hasta La Victoria” on Bandcamp.
Read More “Stick to Your Guns – “Hasta La Victoria””Romy – “Lifetime”
Romy of The xx has released her debut solo single “Lifetime.”
Read More “Romy – “Lifetime””Review: Guardrail – Yikes
The Chicago-based band Guardrail has self-described themselves as “Diet Punk” since they are heavily influenced by punk bands, yet their sound doesn’t stray too far into that genre. Lucky for them, genre lines continue to get blurred in today’s scene and it matters very little what category a band gets placed in as long as they continue to write good music. The band is comprised of Kevin Andrew (vocals), Ken Ugel (guitar), Alyssa Laessig (bass, vocals), and Doug Brand (drums) who each bring their own strengths directly back into their sound. Guardrail reminds me of the melodic, guitar-driven rock of bands such as Autopilot Off, The Bouncing Souls, and Fenix TX. Comparisons aside, they have delivered a well-crafted new EP called Yikes that directly examines the pitfalls of growing up.
Read More “Guardrail – Yikes”Panic! at the Disco’s Flourishes Weren’t Just Dramatic. They Were Theater.
Maya Phillips, writing at The New York Times, looks back on Panic! at the Disco’s debut:
Fifteen years ago, a mysterious top-hatted figure and a parade of circus performers interrupted a wedding in a music video with an unconventional soundtrack: an energetic pop-punk song with a bouncy, carnivalesque cello opening.
This is how Panic! at the Disco announced itself in the “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” video, the first from its 2005 debut album, “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out.” Though the band has undergone many reinventions in the years since, it’s closely associated with its original aesthetic: a distinctive theatrical sensibility that drew on the sound of early 2000s pop-punk while also referencing vintage performance styles — burlesque, vaudeville, old Broadway musicals — to illustrate themes of duplicity, addiction and broken relationships.
The Bouncing Souls – “Highway Kings” Video
The Bouncing Souls have shared their reimagined version of “Highway Kings.”
Read More “The Bouncing Souls – “Highway Kings” Video”Sinai Vessel Announce New Album
Sinai Vessel will release their new album, Ground Aswim, on October 30th. Today they’ve shared the new song “Guest In Your Life” and pre-orders are now up.
Read More “Sinai Vessel Announce New Album”Grayscale Announce Livestream
Grayscale will be doing a livestream on October 11th. There will be a premiere of a new song and video and you can grab tickets and merch bundles here.
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