Tigers Jaw have shared a video for “Breezer.”
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Fenix TX Drop Off OC Supershow; Save Ferris Double Down
Fenix TX have dropped off the OC Supershow. Save Ferris have not.
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Good Riddance have shared the new single “Drive Faster.”
Read More “Good Riddance – “Drive Faster””Bleachers Share New Solo “You and Forever”
Bleachers have shared a new live/solo recording for “You and Forever.”
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This Wild Life have shared a cover of “Carmel.”
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Chad from New Found Glory has shared some more about the process behind making Listen Up!
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Review: Charlotte Sands – Satellite
”I’m here to stay” sings Charlotte Sands on the title track of Satellite, her sophomore effort released today via her own imprint of CS Records. Charlotte Sands expands upon the world she created on her equally-thrilling debut, Can We Start Over?, and leans into a synth-heavy sound similar to artists like PVRIS and Metric with great results. The LP is filled with club-ready anthems of self-empowerment that accentuate the sound Charlotte Sands has crafted since she first stormed onto the scene five years ago. You’d be hard-pressed to find a harder working artist than what is presented here, and Satellite proves that her statement of “I’m here to stay” should be taken seriously.
The set opens with the vibrant title track that finds Charlotte Sands singing vulnerably over a synth-laden beat and it slow-builds to a picturesque chorus of, “And I’m scared of heights / But I won’t come down / I’m lost in your orbit / But I don’t want out / I’m yours in the day / And the dead of night / I wanna be your satellite.” The song is about finding that person who makes you want to spend all of your days and nights with, and completes your outlook on life. “One Eye Open” follows the great start to the LP with a haunting song about trust issues that laments in the pre-chorus of, “Let’s pretend / We don’t know how this ends / We could leave it for dead / But you’re so persistent.” Her command for tracks like this only further solidifies the star power that comes through the speakers in Charlotte Sands’ delivery.
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Cyrus Bolooki, drummer of New Found Glory, talks about the band’s new album, Listen Up!, their legacy, and their upcoming tour with Yellowcard.
Read More “Video Interview: Cyrus Bolooki of New Found Glory”Review: Wealthy Jane – “Judy Wept”
The newest single from indie rock band, Wealthy Jane, called “Judy Wept” is a solid mix of swooning rock that recalls the booming alternative rock scene from the 90’s. Some may recognize the singer from his previous project, called Broken Field Runner, and he does a nice job of commanding the mid-tempo track with the same charm that I remember from the aforementioned other band. “Judy Wept” walks the listener through a difficult time in a person’s life where it feels like everywhere you look, reminders of the mess you made are prevalent.
Wealthy Jane share on the second verse, “Happiness by prescription, extended release / It helps her dance when people visit, keeps her time traveling / Now she’s back inside her kitchen smoking 100s,” to paint a vivid picture of this person’s mental health and how she’s dealing with her setbacks. The chorus reassures the fallen individual with, “No matter the mess that you made / It’s okay.” We could all use a friend like this to have when times get tough, and Wealthy Jane recognize this feeling with great poise and precision in their indie rock attack here. A worthy addition to that playlist you’ve been crafting, “Judy Wept” brings out some raw emotions lyrically, and highlights what this band is capable of creating.
Alien Ant Farm – “Reasons”
Alien Ant Farm have shared the new song “Reasons.”
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Fugazi have released The Albini Sessions.
Anne Hathaway Shares “Burial”
Anne Hathaway’s song “Burial” from the upcoming film, Mother Mary, was co-written by Charli XCX and Jack Antonoff.
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Olivia Rodrigo has shared a cover of The Magnetic Fields’s “The Book of Love.”
Read More “Olivia Rodrigo Covers The Magnetic Fields”New Found Glory Talk ‘American Pie’ Scene
Jordan of New Found Glory talks with Joe Vulpis about the day they saw their song in American Pie.
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