Thank you to My Fake Band for sponsoring the website and newsletter this week. My Fake Band are a new party card game that recently launched a Kickstarter to make a game all about creating fake band names, weird lead singles, specifically for “music lovers and shit talkers.” Does that sound like you? Check it out on Kickstarter.
Read More “My Thanks to My Fake Band”My Fake Band, a 4-8 player card game that is built for “music fans and shit talkers,” have launched a Kickstarter.
My Fake Band is a new 4-8 player card game that is built for “music fans and shit talkers,” and they’ve just launched a Kickstarter.
Read More “My Fake Band — A Card Game for Music Fans”Have you ever wondered how your favorite band came up with their name? Have you ever heard a song title that flat out made you laugh, or scratch your head in confusion? MYFAKEBAND is a party game that celebrates the Music Industrywhile shining a light on the absurdity that surrounds band names and song titles. I mean let’s be real, both “Hoobastank” and “Butthole Surfers” had hit singles that peaked on Billboard’s top 10 (no joke, look it up).
MYFAKEBAND is a hilarious game that allows you to be the creator of some epically ridiculous bands, putting out equally cringeworthy hit singles.
My thanks to Babygotbacktalk for sponsoring the website this week. The band just released a brand new video for their new single “Back to Before,” and it’s the weekend, you’re sitting around not sure what to do … so here’s what you should do: click play on the video! It’s good! After that, add it on your favorite streaming service so you’ll be reminded to check out the band’s upcoming full-length, Genre Reveal Party, (great name) on July 17th.
Read More “My Thanks to Babygotbacktalk”Babygotbacktalk have released the new song “Back to Before” to all streaming services.
Babygotbacktalk are a violin-powered, coed, multiracial D-I-Why?-because-we-gotta punk quartet from New York City. You might dig them if you’re into bands like Meet Me @ The Altar and Free Throw. The band’s latest single and music video is “Back to Before,” a timely, fist-pumping anthem about seizing the opportunity for a cultural reboot.
Check out the single on all streaming services, and watch the video below.
The band’s upcoming full-length album, Genre Reveal Party, will be released to streaming platforms on July 17th.
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My thanks to MxPx for sponsoring the website these past few weeks. They recently released the new song “Worries,” and it’s out now on all digital platforms. There is also a video for the song and some limited merchandise in their webstore.
As many of you know, my first website was a MxPx/Blink–182 fan-page. When this whole pandemic started, MxPx reached out to me to see how I was doing and wanted to sponsor the website for multiple weeks knowing how crazy the online ad market and the economy were acting. It was an incredible gesture, and so I want to give my personal pitch: Check out “Worries” and if you’ve never dived into the band’s discography before, this weekend is a perfect time to do it. I fell in love with Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo as a kid, and if you’re looking for pop-punk perfection, they have an incredible catalog to experience. There’s never a wrong time to discover great bands, and this is a great band, full of great people.
Also, Mike Herrera will be doing weekly livestreams every Friday on the MxPx Facebook page throughout all of May. Make sure you check that out each week at 6pm PT.
MxPx’s new song “Worries” is out now on all streaming services.
MxPx have returned with the new song “Worries,” which is now out on all digital platforms. The band have also released a music video for the song and posted up some special merchandise in their webstore.
Mike Herrera will be doing weekly livestreams every Friday on the MxPx Facebook page throughout all of May. Make sure you check that out each week at 6pm PT.
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My thanks to Collider for once again sponsoring the website this week. This time they’re promoting the brand new single “Learn to Let it Go” that was released last week to all streaming services. They also released a new music video for the song and if you like music with an atmospheric rock vibe not unlike Saosin or Anberlin, this should be right in your wheelhouse.
Check out the new song on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Google, or Amazon.
Collider has released their new single “Learn to Let Go.”
A huge thanks to Northvale for sponsoring the website and newsletter last week. Northvale are a band from New Jersey in the vein of Sleep On it, Grayscale, and Mayday Parade. Last week they released the brand new song “High Tide” featuring AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer and it’s totally worth your time.
The band has another single on Spotify called “Sleepwalking,” featuring Joey Fleming from In Her Own Words, and they plan to release a new six song EP, recorded at Nada Studios, at the beginning of summer.
Today’s a great day to get introduced to Northvale. Northvale are a new band from New Jersey in the vein of Sleep On it, Grayscale, and Mayday Parade, and today they’re debuting their brand new song “High Tide” featuring AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer. The weather’s just starting to warm up and it’s getting just about perfect for this style of music, and while we may all still be stuck at home, that doesn’t mean we can’t turn up the volume up on some good ‘ol fashioned pop-punk.
The band has another single on Spotify called “Sleepwalking,” featuring Joey Fleming from In Her Own Words, and they plan to release a new six song EP, recorded at Nada Studios, at the beginning of summer.
Read More “Northvale Release New Single Featuring AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer”
My thanks to Chief State for sponsoring the website this week. I always like when a band sponsors the website and then I read the comments and people are like, “Oh yeah, this rules,” or “I’ve been playing this EP nonstop.” It always makes me smile.
The band just released their new EP Tough Love via Mutant League Records. The album is up for stream on Apple Music, Spotify, and available for purchase on Amazon.
They also released a video for the lead single “Reprise.”