Marigolds+Monsters is the new project from Matt Malpass. Today he’s shared the first single, “Falling Out of Rhythm,” featuring Travis Barker and Tilian Pearson. The song will be on an upcoming album titled Glow, due out October 16th.
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The Beastie Boys have put up their Aglio e Olio EP on all streaming platforms.
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Miley Cyrus performed “Midnight Sky” and a cover of “Maneater” on Fallon.
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Nothing will release their new album, The Great Dismal, on October 30th. Today they’ve shared a video for the new song “Say Less” and pre-orders are now up. The album was produced by Will Yip.
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Angel Olsen has shared a cover of George Harrison’s “Beware of Darkness” on Instagram.
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James Blake has shared a video for a new studio cover of Frank Ocean’s “Godspeed.”
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Movements have released the new song “Tunnel Vision.”
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Cloud Nothings have shared a cover of Green Day’s “American Idiot” on Bandcamp.
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Mark Hoppus is watching Blink-182’s MTV album launch documentary for the untitled album on Twitch and adding commentary.
UPDATE • Sep 10, 2020You can rewatch it here.
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The RIAA have released their 2020 mid-year report. One interesting tidbit:
Vinyl album revenues of $232 million were 62% of total physical revenues, marking the first time vinyl exceeded CDs for such a period since the 1980’s, though it still only accounted for 4% of total music recorded music revenues.
Phoebe Bridgers has shared another Tiny Desk Concert for NPR. This Saturday, September 12th, she’ll be performing on CBS This Morning.
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In 2010, Linkin Park was one of the biggest bands in the world. They had put out two iconic albums with 2000’s Hybrid Theory and 2003’s Meteora, quickly turning heads for their unique sound, successfully fusing metal and rap together. Instead of getting painted into a corner as a nu-metal band, Linkin Park wanted to show they were so much more. They started to tinker with their sound, and the result was 2007’s Minutes to Midnight. Despite the album producing hits like “What I’ve Done” and “Bleed It Out,” the record received mixed reviews. Most of the songs were slower (aside from “Given Up” and “No More Sorrow”), there were guitar solos, string arrangements, Mike Shinoda sang more than he rapped, and Chester Bennington sang more than he screamed. Longtime fans of the band weren’t sure how to react. While they easily could’ve abandoned this experiment, they doubled-down on this new sound on A Thousand Suns, and the result was something special.
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The former American Idol Season 7 winner, David Cook, is back with a great new single and video for “Reds Turn Blue.” In this track, Cook dives head first into the manic highs and lows of anxiety, and lyrical material solidifies his path to dealing with his anxiety in therapeutic modes such as songwriting. In a recent interview with People, he mentioned that, “This song became a therapeutic process for me, as a way to personify my anxiety and make it something other than me — which in an odd way has helped me navigate my relationship with it.” David Cook is currently in the studio putting the finishing touches on his yet to be named next full-length record.
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The Vamps have released the new single “Chemicals.”
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