Whitney have teamed up with Waxahatchee for a cover of John Denver’s Classic, “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”
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Joyce Manor Announce Rarities Compilation
Joyce Manor will release, Songs From Northern Torrance, a new compilation album this Friday. The album contains various older songs and rarities from the band, including, “House Warming Party.”
Read More “Joyce Manor Announce Rarities Compilation”All Time Low Launching “Crash Test Live”
All Time Low have announced a new live show called “Crash Test Live.” The band explains the concept in the teaser video, and the first episode will be available this Friday.
Read More “All Time Low Launching “Crash Test Live””Review: I’m Glad It’s You – Every Sun, Every Moon
“And he’ll stay with me for my whole life/found the sting buried in my side,” sings Kelley Bader on “Death Is Close,” a breezy Beatles-esque number dripping in melancholy as the I’m Glad It’s You singer/songwriter references 1 Corinthians 15:55. This somber moment appears halfway through the Southern California collective’s second full-length Every Sun, Every Moon, and yet it serves as the album’s basis. Every Sun, Every Moon details the tragic van accident that took the life of SoCal videographer Chris Avis. The record serves as a requiem for the band’s mentor as well as a cathartic medium for Bader to process his grief.
Read More “I’m Glad It’s You – Every Sun, Every Moon”Review: Dead Lakes – New Language
In recent years, bands like Bring Me the Horizon, Silverstein, and I Prevail have experimented by adding electronic and pop to their traditional heavier sound. The change-up has served them well, and it looks like Dead Lakes is poised to breakthrough by doing the same with their EP, New Language.
Dead Lakes – singer Sumner Peterson, guitarists Max Statham and Legacy Bonner, bassist Cody Hurd and drummer Chon Adam – not only have a sound made to attract fans of rock and post-hardcore, but they also sing relatable lyrics as they deal with emotions, struggles, and anxieties throughout the five tracks.
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Future has the number one album in the country this week:
The album, which was released via Freebandz/Epic Records on May 15, earned 153,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending May 21, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data — Future’s biggest week, in terms of units, for a solo album.
Scott Russo on New Podcast
Scott Russo of Unwritten Law is on the latest Podioslave podcast. (Overcast link.)
“Look What You Made Me Do” Cover on ‘Killing Eve’
A mysterious cover of “Look What You Made Me Do” appeared on Killing Eve last night. The credits list Jack Antonoff and Nils Sjöberg, the alias Taylor Swift created for her writing credit with Calvin Harris, and the internet believes the vocals are Austin Swift, Taylor’s brother.
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Ace Enders has shared a new EP on his Patreon. You can hear one of the songs below.
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Bohnes has released the new song “Ugly Habits.”
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El Obo have released the new song “Bedroom Window.”
Read More “El Obo – “Bedroom Window””Goldfinger Share Quarantine Version of “The Innocent”
Goldfinger have shared a new quarantine version of “The Innocent.” Mike Herrera of MxPx takes lead vocals for a lot of this.
Read More “Goldfinger Share Quarantine Version of “The Innocent””Lana Del Rey Announces Album Title
Lana Del Rey announced that her new album will be titled Chemtrails Over the Country Club in a new Instagram video.
Read More “Lana Del Rey Announces Album Title”Carly Rae Jepsen “This Love Isn’t Crazy” Video
Carly Rae Jepsen has shared a video for “This Love Isn’t Crazy.”
Read More “Carly Rae Jepsen “This Love Isn’t Crazy” Video”The Dangerous Summer Go Independent
The Dangerous Summer have announced that they’re going independent and are working on new music. It also looks like Aaron Gillespie will be playing drums on the new songs.
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