The Beautiful Mistake have released a video for “East of Eden.”
Silverstein – “Madness”
Silverstein have shared the new song “Madness.”
Furnace Fest 2020 Lineup
The lineup for Furnace Fest 2020 has been announced. It’ll take place September 18th-20th in Alabama.
The Hunna – “Cover You” (feat. Travis Barker)
HAIM Announce New Album
HAIM have announced their new album, Women in Music Pt. III, on April 24th.
Lady Gaga Announces New Album
Matt Berninger Covers “Holes”
Matt Berninger has covered Mercury Rev’s “Holes.”
Neck Deep Announce New Album
Neck Deep’s new album, All Distortions Are Intentional, will be out on July 24th. Today they’ve released a video for the new song “She’s a God.”
Liner Notes (February 28th, 2020)
This week’s newsletter has my first impressions of All Time Low’s Wake Up, Sunshine. That takes up the majority of the space, but there’s also some thoughts on other music I listened to this week and the usual entertainment rundown. There’s also a playlist of ten songs I loved this week, and this week’s supporter Q&A post can be found here.
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Future Teens – “Born to Stay” Video
Future Teens have released a video for “Born to Stay.”
Rob Kucharek of Autopilot Off on New Podcast
Rob from Autopilot Off is on the latest episode of the Growing Up Punk podcast. (Overcast link.)
Will Pugh on New Podcast
Will Pugh from Cartel is on the latest episode of The Gunz Show podcast. (Overcast link.)
Brendon Urie Livestreams Creation of New Song
Dashboard Confessional Reflects On “Screaming Infidelities”
Chris Carrabba talked with Stereogum about the 20-year anniversary of “Screaming Infidelities.”
But 20 years ago, when he was in the thick of it, Carrabba fretted over losing the songs on Swiss Army, two in particular: the addictively self-conscious “Again I Go Unnoticed” and album opener “Screaming Infidelities.” It felt like if those songs disappeared, “the identity of the band would be gone,” he explained. And so he cut two tracks from his already-written second album and went about re-recording those Swiss Army highlights with help from Florida friends Mike Marsh and Dan Bonebrake. “I didn’t overthink it,” Carrabba said. “The lesson that taught me was that there can always be more than one version — and maybe there should be.” (There are two iterations of love-struck fan favorite “Hands Down” too.)
Vampire Weekend Share Three Bonus Tracks
Vampire Weekend have shared the three bonus tracks from the Japanese edition of Father of the Bride. They include “Houston Dubai,” “I Don’t Think Much About Her No More” and “Lord Ullin’s Daughter.”