Copeland’s new song “Lay Here” is up on Spotify and Apple Music.
Copeland – “Lay Here”
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Review: Maggie Rogers – Heard It in a Past Life
Talent is a remarkable thing. When you see it, you recognize it almost instantaneously, and it becomes nearly blinding to any of the other faults surrounding that artist. On the debut full-length LP from Maggie Rogers, her talent oozes through the speakers with rare confidence not usually found from a new artist. Heard it in a Past Life is a remarkable introduction to an artist who is 100% comfortable in her skin and knows exactly the type of music she wants to create.
Death Cab for Cutie Announce Summer Tour
Death Cab for Cutie have announced a headlining summer tour.
Albums in Stores – Jan. 18th, 2019
Today sees new releases from Guster, Pedro the Lion, and James Blake. If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the quote bubble to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed.
Review: Cassettes – Wild Heart
On the debut LP from Cassettes, Wild Heart is an earnest love letter to the 90’s era of pop-rock that dominated the airwaves. The five-piece band from Philadelphia shows a ton of promise on this debut record that was co-produced by Ace Enders (The Early November) and Nik Bruzzese (Man Overboard), and was carefully mixed by Vince Ratti (The Wonder Years). This album features a wide range of summery vibes and good times that finds the band reminiscing while still keeping an eye on the future.
Blink-182 and The Chainsmokers, Mark Does a Q&A, and Clip of New Music
Last night Mark Hoppus, of Blink-182, did a little Q&A on Twitter. He confirmed that their untitled album, is in fact untitled, and shared the story behind the “apple juice” line in “Adam’s Song”:
I was a kid and my parents were headed for divorce. They were arguing in their room behind a closed door and I was in the hallway listening frightened to their muffled voices. Suddenly the noise stopped, their door opened, and I ran, spilling my apple juice.
The thread is a fun read full of things even I didn’t know. In other Blink-182 news, the band worked on a collaboration with The Chainsmokers, with Mark confirming and saying:
We’ve been friends with them for a few years and have tried to collaborate a bunch of different times, but today our schedules aligned and we were all in the same room at the same time.
And, there’s a clip of what sounds like new Blink-182 playing in John Feldmann’s Instagram story. You can hear that here.
Review: Polyenso – Year of the Dog EP
On the third album from the St. Petersburg trio, Polyenso, Year of the Dog finds them stretching the boundaries of their already dynamic sound on this experimental EP. Polyenso are on the brink of something remarkable here on this release. If you can tune into the world of this band and lose yourself in the music, you’re in for a treat.
MxPx Cover “San Dimas High School Football Rules”
MxPx have recorded a cover of The Ataris’ “San Dimas High School Football Rules.” The song is also up on Apple Music and Spotify.
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Butch Walker Covers “Eye of the Tiger”
Butch Walker has shared his cover of “Eye of the Tiger.” He’s also shared how the song came to be, and that it’s in a new commercial for trucks.
The Maine Announce New Album; Stream New Song
The Maine have announced their new album, You are Ok, will be out on March 29th. Today they’ve released the new song “Numb Without You” and pre-orders are now up.
PUP Announce New Album; Share New Song
The Japanese House – “Maybe You’re the Reason”
The Japanese House have released the new song “Maybe You’re the Reason.”
The Killers – “Land of the Free”
The Killers have debuted their new single “Land of the Free” on Spotify.
Vacationer – “Minimum”
Vacationer has released the b-side “Minimum” on Spotify and Apple Music.
Balance & Composure Announce Final Tour
Balance & Composure have announced their final tour.