The Bottom Line have released a video for “Over and Over.”
Panic! at the Funko
Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco is getting turned into a Funko Pop exclusive to Hot Topic.
Taking Back Sunday Announce Holiday Shows
Taking Back Sunday have announced their sixth-annual holiday spectacular. This year’s show will take place on December 13th and 14th at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ. Tickets will go on sale this Friday.
Tove Lo – “Jacques”
Audio Karate – “Sin Cuchillo” Video
Audio Karate have shared a video for their new song “Sin Cuchillo.”
New Interview with Good Riddance
Russ Rankin of Good Riddance talked with PunkNews.org about their new album:
There was no pressure, really. We decided to start playing again and after a year or two after that–maybe a year and a half–we were having a blast. Speaking for myself, five years away from it was good and the band’s place in punk rock history, modest as it may be, was pretty well cemented so there was nothing to prove. And being able to survive and be a human being apart from that band for five years was good for me. And so for me, when we started playing again, especially traveling and playing festivals, I really got a chance to just enjoy the opportunity rather than being concerned with the nuts and bolts of the business side of it or lapsing into imagined competitions in my head with bands I considered friends.
Trash Boat – “Synthetic Sympathy”
Trash Boat have shared the new song “Synthetic Sympathy.”
New ‘Joker’ Trailer Released
Blink-182 – “Darkside” Video
Press Club – “Behave” Video
Press Club have released a video for “Behave.”
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Review: Silver Bars – Center of the City Lights
Debut albums are rarely this immediately endearing, but when you make excellent dreamscape rock, such as what Silver Bars have created here on Center of the City Lights, it finds a way to pull you in. The Austin, Texas four-piece are led by vocalist and guitarist Paula J. Smith, and her confident vocal delivery allows the rest of the group to fill out the wall-of-sound that encompasses the majority of the record. Much like other dream pop-bands such as Beach House, Silver Bars have created sonic musical landscapes with cranked up guitars to help them stand apart.
The 10-track album is filled with lush sounding rock songs, and the band sounds as confident as ever in their delivery. Led by the single, “Lost You to L.A.” Silver Bars’ introduction to the music world allows the listener to come along for the ride with favorable results in the listening experience. The dual-guitar attack from Smith and Ken Hatten is the band’s real strength, as they know exactly when to crank up the sound, or allow a song to brood for a bit. Rounding out the unit is the ultra-talented bassist Stephen Thurman and drummer Johnny Wilkins.
Grayscale – “Baby Blue” Video
Tegan and Sara – “I’ll Be Back Someday” Video
Tegan and Sara have released a video for “I’ll Be Back Someday.”
Somos – “My Way to You”
Somos have shared the new song “My Way to You” on streaming platforms.