The Front Bottoms have posted up a video for “Cough it Out” filmed live in London. You can find that on YouTube or by hitting read more.
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Beach Slangʼs James Alex recently performed for Punks in Vegas Stripped Down Session. While in town for the Neon Reverb Festival, Alex performed three acoustic songs: “Dirty Cigarettes,” “Too Late to Die Young” and “Ride the Wild Haze” – inside the Bunkhouse Saloon in Vegas.You can watch these by hitting read more
Tiny Moving Partsʼ new song, “Headache,” is streaming at NPR or by hitting read more. It’s from the band’s upcoming album, Celebrate, which will be released on May 20th through Triple Crown Records.
Taylor Swiftʼs new video for “New Romantics” can be found on Apple Music.
An animated video for David Bowieʼs “I Can’t Give Everything Away” can be found on YouTube or by hitting read more. The video was put together by Blackstar album designer Jonathan Barnbrook.
All Time Lowʼs video for “Missing You” can be found on YouTube or by hitting read more
Thief Club covered Jimmy Eat Worldʼs “The Sweetness.”
Explosions in the Skyʼs performance of “Disintegration Anxiety” on Colbert can be found on YouTube or by hitting read more.
With Confidence will be releasing their new album, Better Weather, on June 17th via Hopeless Records. You can watch the video for the first single, “Keeper,” on YouTube or by hitting read more.
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Modern Baseball have released a 17 minute long documentary called “Tripping in the Dark” on YouTube. You can also find that and the latest press release after the jump.
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Deftones’ new song, “Hearts/Wires,” was played last night on Daniel P Carter’s BBC Radio 1 Rock Show. It starts at about the 2:40 mark, or is waiting to be taken down on YouTube.
After nearly a decade, The Matches have finished and released their video for “Little Maggots” over on AltPress. It’s also up on YouTube or by hitting read more.