The Rocket Summer have released a video for “Blankets.”
The Rocket Summer – “Blankets” Video
The Offspring Just About Done With New Album
The Offspring are putting the finishing touches on their new album. The full press release can be found below.
Review: Night Riots – New State of Mind
The state of the world we are living in requires many outside distractions to cope, live, and find a way to be happy in general. On New State of Mind, Night Riots provide plenty of lush musical landscapes to help remind us the beauty of well-crafted pop-rock songs with deeper meanings behind each track. Now that their new record has arrived, Night Riots seem poised for making a significant statement in the music scene with an album that sounds simultaneously professional, dynamic, and captivating all from the first listen.
Never a stranger to the darker tones and mystery surrounding the after-hours nightlife that were presented in their earlier material, New State of Mind is surprisingly bright. Led by the atmospheric album artwork that finds the cover model finding the beauty within herself, there are several songs with massive textural feelings and dual meanings within them. The album was co-produced by Eric Palmquist (Thrice, Bad Suns) and Night Riots, and the production elements showcase a band painting with broad, colorful strokes; never afraid of taking a calculated risk along the way.
Interview: Liily at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Liily.
Liily are an alternative rock band from Los Angeles, California. In this interview from Bonnaroo, the band talks about how the music scene is evolving and where it sees itself within it.
Friendly Fires – “Run The Wild Flowers”
Friendly Fires have shared the new song “Run The Wild Flowers.”
Third Eye Blind Announce New Album; Stream New Song
Third Eye Blind will release their new album, Screamer, on October 18th. Today they’ve debuted the title track, “Screamer.”
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Tegan & Sara – “I’ll Be Back Someday”
Tegan and Sara have released the new song “I’ll Be Back Someday.”
‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ Trailer
Frank Iero Does New Interview
Frank Iero is the latest guest on on the Zach Sang Show. He again shoots down the rumor of a My Chemical Romance reunion:
I don’t understand why you would do an interview about your band and talk about someone else’s band. I think they’re trying to rebrand their band as a real rock band and they’re trying to mention as many rock bands and trying to get, like, synonymous with other things. And people aren’t gonna forget that you’re a Disney band, bro. Sorry, it’s not gonna happen.
Blink-182 Announce New Album
Blink-182 will release their new album, Nine, on September 20th. Today they’ve shared the album cover and track listing and tonight the new song “Darkside” will be released to streaming services.
The 1975 Share Lead Track to New Album
The 1975 will release their new album Notes on a Conditional Form on February 21st, 2020. Today they’ve shared the opening track of the album, ”The 1975.” The song is a collaboration with teen climate activist Greta Thunberg.
There’s also a countdown on their website to 28 days from now, rumors being that it’s for the lead single, “People.”
Interview: The Starting Line at Warped Tour (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with The Starting Line.
The Starting Line are back and riding high on their Est. 1999 Tour. The band chats about their legacy at the 25th Anniversary of Vans Warped Tour in Atlantic City, NJ.
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Review: US Highball – Great Record
US Highball’s Think Again EP, from last year, had a timeless quality to it. It felt like a leftover demo from a long-forgotten K Records band, somewhat twee and dreamy and jangly. And at three tracks and ten minutes, it’s short, sweet, and – importantly – very replayable.
Emarosa Announce New Tour Dates
Emarosa have announced some new tour dates.
Stranger Ranger Stream New Album
Stranger Ranger’s new album, Remembering The Rockets, can be streamed below via The Fader.