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By: Staff – Indie rock band Fast Romantics have announced that their highly anticipated new album, Pick It Up, which will be released on August 6, 2020, via Postwar Records. The self-produced album is now available to pre-order HERE. Alongside the album announcement, the band has unveiled the title track and its accompanying quarantine-friendly video, which … Continue reading
By: Staff – Bright Eyes have released a third song from their forthcoming new album. “This whole town looks empty, but we knew it wouldn’t last/ Behind bulletproof windows they’re still wiring the cash/ Whatever they could scrape up, whatever that they had/ there’s a lot of mouths to feed through this famine,” sings Conor … Continue reading
By: Staff – Rich Aucoin shares new single and video for “Reset” and announces 4th album entitled United States. Aucoin wrote the album, observing the America from the ground level, while cycling across it for Mental Health America (as well as the Canadian Mental Health Association). While taking this Robert Frank approach, Aucoin composed a … Continue reading
By: Staff – Sharon Van Etten and Joshua Homme (Queens of the Stone Age) have collaborated on a cover of Nick Lowe’s “(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?,” which premiered last week in Hulu’s new TV series, The Great. Today, they present the song’s video, directed by Matthew Daniel Siskin. Filmed in quarantine, … Continue reading
By: Staff – The National frontman Matt Berninger has announced details for his debut solo album, Serpentine Prison, which is set for release on October 2. The album, produced by famed Memphis multi-instrumentalist Booker T. Jones will be released via Book Records, a new imprint formed by Berninger and Jones in conjunction with Concord Records. In celebration … Continue reading
By: Staff – Phoebe Bridgers has shared a new song from her upcoming sophomore solo album, Punisher, to be released on Dead Oceans on June 19th. Originally entitled “ICU,” the song’s spelling has been changed to “I See You,” for its release on digital platforms. Bridgers explains the title change with: “*gestures at entire world*”. … Continue reading
By: Staff – Cage The Elephant has dropped their music video for “Black Madonna,” the most recent single off their album Social Cues. The video, directed by lead singer Matt Shultz, and edited by Michael Rees entirely over Zoom, is made up of a collage of new footage made under quarantine, live and behind-the-scenes video from the band, … Continue reading
By: Staff – No Joy, the project of Jasamine White-Gluz, returns with its first full-length album in five years, Motherhood, which is set for release on Aug. 21 via Joyful Noise/Hand Drawn Dracula – you can pre-order the album here. The first single is “Birthmark” which is out today – watch the music video below. The video … Continue reading
By: Staff – L.A. power-pop group The Regrettes have shared a new quarantine anthem “What Am I Gonna Do Today?” via Warner Records. The new track comes alongside a video featuring footage shot by the band depicting the (sometimes humorous) reality of everyday life during the lockdown. Frontwoman Lydia Night explains, “Weirdly enough, I wrote … Continue reading
By: Staff – City and Colour has released a special remix for “Song of Unrest” titled “Song of Unrest (Isolation Remix)”. It will be available exclusively via City and Colour’s Bandcamp today (May 1st) at 12:00am EDT for 24 hours. The anticipated release aligns with Bandcamp waiving all artist fees. In that spirit, the track is … Continue reading
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