Propagandhi have released the demos from the excellent Supporting Caste on Bandcamp.
Propagandhi Release ‘Supporting Caste’ Demos
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Julien Baker – “Decorated Lawns”
Julien Baker has debuted the new song, “Decorated Lawns,” over at 36 Vultures. It’s quite good.
“Decorated Lawns” recalls Julien moving back in with her parents, falling in love, and driving around with the one she loved around the Holidays. The song builds into this wonderful rally of “I loved you/I loved you/More than I hate me” that give you both butterflies and hit you in the base of your spine at once.
Guttermouth Stream New EP
Guttermouth’s new EP, New Car Smell, can be streamed below.
Waterparks Cover “Everywhere”
Waterparks have covered Michelle Branch’s “Everywhere.”
The Decemberists Share Alternate Version of “Yankee Bayonet (I Will Be Home Then)”
The Decemberists have shared an alternate version of “Yankee Bayonet (I Will Be Home Then)” from their upcoming five-LP box set.
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TWIABP – “Body Without Organs”
The World is a Beautiful Place… have released their new song, “Body Without Organs,” with all proceeds from the track going to the ACLU.
While this track didn’t seem to fit on Harmlessness, the feeling it evokes seems more appropriate to recent times. The artwork for the song [by Dylan Balliett] depicts a modern-day Terracotta Army being torn down. It’s unsettling to see the voices of positive change in the community around you get drowned out within a world of dated and regressive ideals. In an effort to help make those voices of change heard, we’re permanently donating all the Bandcamp proceeds from this track to the non-profit and nonpartisan group the ACLU.
You can pick up the song on Bandcamp.
AFI – “Aurelia”
AFI have debuted their new song “Aurelia” over on BBC Radio 1.
Steve Aoki Remixes “Welcome to the Black Parade”
Gerard Way and Steve Aoki have teamed up for a new remix of “Welcome to the Black Parade.” The song is available on Spotify and Apple Music.
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Burial Release Two New Songs
T.S.O.L. Sign to Rise Records
T.S.O.L. Will release their new album The Trigger Complex on January 29th via Rise Records. They’ve also released the first single “I Wanted to See You.”
Something Wicked Introduces Two New Bands
Something Wicked Records is excited to announce two new signings today. They have signed Big Neil (the solo project from The Front Bottom’s bassist, Tom Warren) and The Big Easy. Both bands will be featured on a new split 7″ called I’m So Gone, I Ain’t Got No Hope and due out in early December.
Today we’ve got the premiere of a music video from each of the new bands. Big Neil’s “I Could Eat Gummy Bears All Day” and The Big Easy’s “Houston, We Have a Problem.” If you like what you hear, go pre-order the split over on Bandcamp.
The Bombpops Sign With Fat Wreck Chords
The Bombpops have signed with Fat Wreck Chords and will release their new full-length, Fear of Missing Out, on February 10th. They’ve also released the new track “CA in July.”
Obviously, I think this is a great signing.
You Me at Six – “Swear”
You Me at Six have moved the release date of their new album to January 6th. They’ve also released the new track “Swear” on Spotify and Apple Music.
Best Coast – “Christmas and Everyday”
Best Coast’s new holiday song, “Christmas and Everyday,” can be streamed below. The track comes from the new Amazon special, An American Girl Story—Maryellen 1955: Extraordinary Christmas.
Farther John Misty – “Holy Hell”
Father John Misty’s new track, “Holy Hell,” can be streamed below.