You Me at Six have a new “Live at Spotify” session up on Spotify.
You Me at Six Live at Spotify
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How to Dress Well Covers Sheryl Crow
How to Dress Well has covered Sheryl Crow’s “Strong Enuff” for the “Our First Hundred Days” project.
Hot Rod Circuit – “Default Setting”
Hot Rod Circuit’s new song “Default Setting” can be streamed below.
All Time Low Cover Green Day
All Time Low’s cover of Green Day’s “Longview” is up on Spotify.
London Grammar – “Oh Woman Oh Man”
London Grammar have released their new song “Oh Woman Oh Man.”
Staircase Spirits – “Good Ex-Girlfriend”
Staircase Spirits have released their new single “Good Ex-Girlfriend.”
War on Drugs – “Thinking of a Place”
War on Drugs’ new song, “Thinking of a Place,” can be heard below.
Blondie – “The Breaks”
Blondie have released their new song, “The Breaks,” via BrooklynVegan. The song comes from the b-side of their upcoming Record Store Day release.
Cayetana – “Bus Ticket”
Cayetana’s new song, “Bus Ticket,” can be streamed below.
Born Without Bones – “Young”
Born Without Bones’ new song “Young” can be streamed below.
Rise Against Announce New Album
Rise Against will release their new album, Wolves, on June 9th. They’ve released the first single “The Violence” today. Tim McIlrath describes the album as such:
In many ways, a Rise Against show is a safe space for our fans, but I realised that I don’t only want to create safe spaces, I want to create dangerous spaces where misogyny can’t exist, where xenophobia can’t exist.
I want to create spaces where those sentiments don’t have any air, and they suffocate: where those ideas die. ‘Wolves’ isn’t about creating a safe space, it’s about creating a space that’s dangerous for injustice.
Pre-orders are now up.
Lana Del Rey – “Lust for Life” (feat. The Weeknd)
Lana Del Rey’s new song “Lust for Life” (feat. The Weeknd) is up for stream on BBC Radio 1.
Bruce Springsteen and Joe Grushecky Team Up
Bruce Springsteen and Joe Grushecky have teamed up for the anti-Trump song “That’s What Makes Us Great.” The song is available for purchase on Grushecky’s website. Joe talked with the Pittsburg Post-Gazette about the song’s origins:
“I had this song, and Bruce and I had been talking. I sent it to him and he liked it. I said, ‘What do you think about singing on it?’ He gave it the Bruce treatment.”
Rather than hooking up in the studio, they handled it all digitally, long distance. The Houserockers laid down the track with Rick Witkowski, Brian Coleman and Grushecky’s son Johnny producing. Springsteen, who wrapped up a world tour with the E Street band in February, emailed his part from Jersey.
Balance and Composure – “Run From Me”
Balance and Composure have released their new song, “Run From Me,” from their Record Store Day release.
Face to Face – “Say What You Want” Video
Face to Face have released a video for “Say What You Want.”