Josh Ritter has released his new rarity and unreleased album, See Here, I Have Built You a Mansion, to all streaming services.
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The Inevitables, featuring Vinnie Fiorello (Less Than Jake), Obi Fernandez (Westbound Train), Matt Appleton (Reel Big Fish), Billy Kottage (The Interrupters), John DeDomenici (Bomb The Music Industry!), Alex Stern and Jon Degen (Big D And The Kids Table), and Sean-Paul Pillsworth (Nightmares For A Week), have released the new song “Ft. Lauderdale.”
Read More “The Inevitables – “Ft. Lauderdale””The Smashing Pumpkins Announce New Album
The Smashing Pumpkins will release a new album later this year. Today they’ve shared the new songs “Cyr” and “The Colour of Love.”
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Stand Atlantic covered Juice WRLD’s “Righteous” and performed “Jurassic Park” for Triple J’s Like A Version series.
Read More “Stand Atlantic Performs for ‘Like a Version’”FKA Twigs – “Sad Day” Video
FKA Twigs has released a video for “Sad Day.”
Read More “FKA Twigs – “Sad Day” Video”Black Thought – “Good Morning”
Black Thought as released the new song “Good Morning” featuring Pusha T, Killer Mike, and Swizz Beats.
Read More “Black Thought – “Good Morning””The Flaming Lips – “Mother Please Don’t Be Sad” Video
The Flaming Lips have shared a video for “Mother Please Don’t Be Sad.”
Read More “The Flaming Lips – “Mother Please Don’t Be Sad” Video”Elvis Costello – “Phonographic Memory”
Elvis Costello has shared the new song “Phonographic Memory.”
Read More “Elvis Costello – “Phonographic Memory””Acceptance – “Wildfires”
Acceptance has released the new song “Wildfires.”
Read More “Acceptance – “Wildfires””Albums in Stores – Aug. 28th, 2020
Today sees new releases from PVRIS and Ruston Kelly. 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 – Aug. 28th, 2020”Review: The Japanese House – Chewing Cotton Wool EP
Amber Bain, or better known as the band The Japanese House, is ready to bare her soul in order to get listeners to feel something. From the cover art of the Chewing Cotton Wool EP to the music, it all feels very symbolic. It’s almost as if Bain is saying, “This is me. This is the pound of flesh that you are getting, whether you wanted it or not.” It’s all a very powerful artistic statement for her to get this comfortable with herself in laying everything out there for the world to evaluate and unpack.
Bain has never been a stranger to releasing her music in the form of an EP to continue to engage her audience in her evolution as an artist. The Japanese House moniker released several EPs leading up to the proper full-length debut, Good at Falling. I first heard of The Japanese House through recommendations from friends mentioning this up and coming artist that incorporated synth elements into a unique rock, pop, and indie-styled songwriting package. I wasn’t expecting the Good at Falling record to end up being my favorite LP in 2019, and finding a new artist that I felt like was transcending the expectations of what a solo artist can accomplish. Chewing Cotton Wool is a short collection of four songs that continues Bain’s evolution as an artist willing to take risks to leave haunting stamps in our memory through her music.
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Dirty Hit has announced they’re expanding the label into the United States. The full press release is below.
Read More “Dirty Hit Expanding Into the US”Chris Stapleton Announces New Album
Chris Stapleton will release his new album, Starting Over, on November 13th. Today he’s debuted the title track.
Read More “Chris Stapleton Announces New Album”Lynn Gunn Talks With NME
Lynn Gunn of PVRIS talks with NME:
When she announced the album back in March, Gunn revealed that, from day one, she’s consistently downplayed her true role as PVRIS’ sole creative force. She’s been responsible for everything from the band’s sound to songwriting, visuals and driving production, but has preferred to share the spotlight with her bandmates, bassist Brian Macdonald and lead guitarist and keyboardist Alex Babinski. With ‘Use Me’, though, she says she’s finally allowing herself “to take credit” for PVRIS’ ever-growing list of achievements.
“It feels so good,” she says on the phone line from her home in LA, referring to her unmasking as a “lifting of the veil”. She adds: “This had to happen for me to continue wanting to do this. With all the work I was putting into this next record, it felt really weird and uncomfortable to be giving equal credit to everyone. Brian and Alex have always been incredibly supportive of my vision over the years, but I never felt comfortable opening up and owning that role. It made me feel apathetic towards the project.”
Girl in Red – “Rue” Video
Girl in Red has released a video for the new song “Rue.”
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