Phoebe Bridgers has released a video for “Killer.”
Phoebe Bridgers – “Killer” Video
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Manchester Orchestra – “The Silence” Video
Manchester Orchestra have released a video for “The Silence.”
Green Day – “Youngblood” Video
Green Day have released a video for “Youngblood.”
Goldfinger – “12 Days of Christmas”
Goldfinger have shared their rendition of “12 Days of Christmas.” The Goldfinger Christmas EP will be released tomorrow.
The Sound of Animals Fighting Announce Shows
The Sound of Animals Fighting have announced some shows.
American Football Announce New Album
American Football will release their new album, LP3, on March 22nd. Today they’ve debuted the new song “Silhouettes” and pre-orders are now up. The album artwork and track listing can be found below.
Blog: Introducing Chat Sematary
It took me much longer to get around to writing something up on my new podcast than I intended, but here we are. Chat Sematary is my new Stephen King podcast. I’m breaking down his bibliography and many of the adaptations that followed. As of right now, I have roughly 10 episodes in the bag and four that you can listen to now (five if you want to include the trailer).
For the most part, I’ll be experiencing a lot of his novels for the first time. I had read a handful out of order when I first started reading his works and then I decided to start from the top and run through them in the order of release. That led me to the idea for this podcast and it’s going to be a lengthy process. Right now, there are roughly 150 episodes to plan out. That number will change as King continues to release novels, short stories, and novellas and as more adaptations come out.
If you’re a King fan, even in the slightest, you just might find something to enjoy with this podcast. I’m not going to claim to be an expert on his works and how everything ties in, but I’m having a lot of fun discussing everything. I’m also always open to having new guests on the podcast, so if you or anyone you know might be interested, get in touch with me on Twitter.
You can find the podcast on Transistor to listen and subscribe and on Twitter and Instagram. There’s even a thread for both of my shows on the Chorus.fm forum.
The Movielife Announce New Tour
The Movielife will be performing Has a Gambling Problem and 40 Hour Train Back to Penn on their upcoming tour.
The Hold Steady Release Surprise Live Album
The Hold Steady have released a new live album called Live from Philadelphia 7-26-18.
Review: AFI – The Missing Man
AFI have never been strangers to the darker side of things, as clearly evident from the shadowy packaging and artwork of their latest EP, The Missing Man. However, what I’ve always admired about this band is the silver linings found in their music. After releasing arguably their darkest-toned LP to date in 2013’s Burials, they followed this effort with 2017’s AFI: The Blood Album, an album that incorporated many of their past styles into a single record. On this EP, AFI has found a way to pay homage to the path they blazed before, while still adding new elements to their trademark sound.
‘Avengers 4: Endgame’ Trailer
The trailer for Avengers 4: Endgame has been released.
Broken Bells – “Shelter”
Broken Bells have shared their new song “Shelter.”
Copeland – “On Your Worst Day”
Copeland have shared their new song “On Your Worst Day” on Spotify and Apple Music.
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Copeland – “Night Figures”
Copeland’s new song, “Night Figures,” can be streamed below via Billboard. The band’s also announced some new tour dates and there’s some more information on the new album, and its themes, up on their website:
“We wanted to take all of the elements that made up our sound in the past and push those elements farther,” Aaron says. “So rock becomes more rock than we’ve been in the past. If we’ve taken elements of symphonic tones, let’s now be very symphonic. When we’re being electronic, be very electronic. We wanted to emphasize each element of sound harder, like an exaggerated version of Copeland’s sound. We could be each thing individually by pushing each facet of our art in a more focused way.”