Blink-182 will be premiering “Rabbit Hole” on Beats 1 at 9:30am PST today. I’ll update this post with the audio stream after it’s up.
You can stream the song over and over now on Apple Music.
Blink-182 will be premiering “Rabbit Hole” on Beats 1 at 9:30am PST today. I’ll update this post with the audio stream after it’s up.
You can stream the song over and over now on Apple Music.
Some fan-shot videos from Blink-182’s acoustic set in Kingston today are starting to hit the internet. You’ll find a collection of these below.
The Descendents will release their new album Hypercaffium Spazzinate on July 29th. You can find the track listing and stream the new song “Victim of Me” below.
Yellowcard will release their self-titled album on September 29th.
Update: I talked to the band and the track listing that leaked isn’t quite right and those weird watermark letters don’t appear in the artwork. Oh, and this album is going to fucking rule.
The notable TV performances this week are: Death Cab for Cutie (Colbert; 6/6), Band of Horses (Corden; 6/6), and Tegan and Sara (Corden; 6/8).
Drake’s Views is once again at the top of the Billboard charts. Dierks Bentley comes in at two, Beyoncé is at three. Thrice ended up selling about 22,000 copies in their first week, landing itself at #15 on the charts.
Views earned another 152,000 equivalent album units (down 19 percent) in the week ending June 2, according to Nielsen Music. More than half of that sum, 92,000 units, were comprised of streaming equivalent albums.
Brandon Reilly (The Movielife, Nightmare of You) has released his new solo song, “That’s So Millennial.” You can stream that below via Brooklyn Vegan.
Often, country music is easy for the masses to ignore. Artists like Miranda Lambert and Eric Church are legitimately huge, but their appeal rests pretty squarely in the “Nashville” part of the radio dial. Every once in awhile, someone like Taylor Swift or Chris Stapleton comes along, lights the world on fire, and demands to be heard by everyone. For the most part, though, the people who claim to listen to “anything but country” can carry on without having to have their beliefs challenged by someone who is too big—and too fucking good—to ignore. I don’t know if Maren Morris is the next Taylor Swift or Chris Stapleton, but let me just say this: you aren’t going to want to sleep on Hero, Morris’s full-length debut.
Kanye West debuted the new single from Cruel Winter this morning. A rip from the radio can be found below.
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I’m liking the new Tegan and Sara album, I’m not sure I love it yet, but it’s been getting quite a few spins from me. I’ll be checking out that Whitney album as well, I’ve heard good things. 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.
Betty Who has released her new single, “I Love You Always Forever” — it’s below.
Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 was on the latest episode of Matt Pinfield’s podcast. He mentions that “She’s Out of Her Mind” may be the next single released.
Beck has released his new single “Wow.” You can stream it on Spotify or Apple Music.
Brand New started their tour last night in Canada. So, well, that means it’s time to recap what we know. We know they have new merch (the word is “abrahadabra” in Hebrew), and three new designs are up on their store (including a couple that say 2000-2018, so like bye bye Brand New, I guess they’re staying 18 forever). Oh, and the set list can be found below.
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Moose Blood have released their new single, “Knuckles.”