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Austin John Winkler will have you singing American Dreams! Today Winkler released his latest track and it delivers a straight up shot of rock with those distinctive and much missed vocals. The anthem rock track will infuse your veins with adrenaline and have you begging for more. Check out the new song and video which was directed by Backhouse Tapes here: The song is available everywhere and it is a must have. Head over to iTunes and pick it up! We are hooked and can’t wait for what is next. Maybe some live shows? We can wish for it and hope it comes true! It has been quite a while since our last interview but we will see if we can bring you a new one soon. Make sure to visit the social media links and stay up to date on the latest news. Information & Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AustinJohnWinkler/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IamAustinJohn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/austinjohnwinkler/
New single out this week from the great Peter Rowan! It’s the title track from his upcoming album and features two Americana heavyweights as well: Molly Tuttle and Lindsay Lou. It’s a cosmic song inspired by his longterm interest in Tibetan music and culture and his friendship with the Tibetan singer Yungchen Lhamo. Check out the new single here: The new album Calling You From My Mountain is set to release on June 24, 2022 on Rebel Records. More about Peter Rowan. For over six decades, GRAMMY-award winning artist Peter Rowan has been at the forefront of acoustic American music, inspiring generations of new musicians and working creatively with the roots of bluegrass, newgrass, Americana, country rock, jazz, even reggae, Hawaiian, and Tejano music. A relentlessly curious, brilliant songwriter, Rowan’s had the kind of career that would give him ample opportunity to kick back and rest on his laurels now, but his new album, Calling You From My Mountain (coming June 24 on Rebel Records), shows that Rowan’s voice is as vital as ever, fueled by the history of our great traditions and excited for [Read More]
The Flatliners celebrate their 20-years-anniversary. There is no better way to do that than kicking the doors in with a brand-new record and a massive list of tour dates. The new single “Performative Hours” creates an appetite for more. With the new record, the band also returns to Fat Wreck. “There’s a desperation that’s run rampant within us as people, and it’s the need to be validated,’ shares Chris about the new song. “A shadow of what’s really real, a version of the truth, a performance at all hours. As the world around us grows more mechanically able to connect, we as people will abuse that power to simply brag or complain, feverishly attempting to create a moment instead of just enjoying one. It feels as though we’ve found ourselves in an age of insincerity, with people putting in the hours for nothing more than upholding an image. Time now ticks in performative hours”. The upcoming new record “New Ruin” will be released August 5th. It can be pre-ordered HERE. Track Listing 1. Performative Hours [Read More]
Peeling back yet another layer of their impending sophomore album “Heroine” due out on June 3, the brand new single “Raw” from Melbourne rockers Thornhill oozes with blistering charm and towering soundscapes. Driven by odes to classic Hollywood and cinematic scores, Heroine expands upon sonic elements explored on Thornhill’s 2019 debut album “The Dark Pool“, with the group’s latest track “Raw” immersing into sharp alternative and rock flavours, complete with razor-sharp riffs, snarling basslines and pummeling beats. Flitting between grit and billowing ambience, “Raw” also ultimately allows its overarching narrative to take the reins, as vocalist Jacob Charlton explains: “The story of the song Raw follows an actress’s responses to various requests, love letters and desperate attempts made by fans and stalkers after her first major success, appearing in a soon to be cult classic film. This song primarily focuses on character of the voice rather than complex melodies and harmonies so I really wanted to bring a story to life that matches the attitude of the instruments. The way that she fights back these [Read More]
Art-rock trio Palaye Royale release their new song “Broken” today via Sumerian Records. Produced by Grammy-nominated Chris Greatti (who recently worked with Machine Gun Kelly and Yungblud), the song delves into the complexities of a doomed and toxic romance, oscillating between an explosive chorus and achingly vulnerable verses. The accompanying video, directed by Eva Dolezalova, was filmed in a 12th-century monastery in Prague. “In moments of darkness, it is crucial to find the light and grow into something even more beautiful”, explains lead singer Remington Leith. “Being broken means you have the opportunity to piece yourself back into an even better version”. The video brings this concept to life, with the visual symbolism of a burning rose representing the rejection of tainted love, followed by redemption, metamorphosis, and rebirth. Palaye Royale is comprised of Las Vegas-bred brothers Remington Leith (vocals), Sebastian Danzig (guitar), and Emerson Barrett (drums). The release of “Broken” comes on the heels of their completely sold-out headline tour across Europe, which saw the band bring their rock-n-roll circus to some of their [Read More]
We recently told you about a kick ass band that you have to know, Generation. They grabbed our attention with their release of their track Break Ur Heart. They have a sound that will have you instantly hooked. Check out our interview with Generation as you get to know your favorite new band better: * * * * * * You recently released your new track Break Ur Heart, produced by Al Groves. Can you tell us about the recording process and how the song came about? The recording process was very exciting, we had heard a lot about Al (producer) and had wanted to work with him for a while. We finally set some dates and got into the studio. The process was pretty standard we laid drums, bass, guitar and vocals last. Al got heavily involved and presented a few ideas that we absolutely loved. The song came about shortly after the lockdown ban was lifted, Dean had just got out of a relationship where his partner had gone with someone else behind his back. [Read More]
If anyone asks what is my most played artist lately, I would have to tell them Crash Pilot. These guys truly deliver some of the best fun retro rock sound of today. The band has collective influences from alt, rock and metal. Their style is infectious and their songs will match that intensity. Alone Nikki Scott tells us about their track, Alone, “I wanted Alone to sound manic, and I wanted the lyrics to present like the monologue of someone put on trial. The song is a personal critique of our generations addiction to constant attention, and the self destructive behaviors we all indulge in to get that attention. Social Media was built to connect us, but in reality I feel it has only helped expedite our descent into depravity and made us feel more alone.” You can check out Alone where you stream your music or check it out here: If you are local you can catch Crash Pilot at the Marin County Fair in San Rafael on July 1st. You can also check [Read More]
Crown The Empire have released a reimagined version of their song Johnny’s Revenge, to mark the 10th anniversary of their debut album The Fallout. The new version features Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills, Dave Stephens from We Came As Romans, and Craig Owens from D.R.U.G.S. Crown The Empire are currently on the road for The Fallout 10-year anniversary tour, with support from D.R.U.G.S., The Word Alive, and Until I Wake. The band is also partnering with Knotfest.com and Fly Machine to live stream the show on July 1st, 2022 from White Oak Music Hall – tickets for the livestream are on sale HERE. Check out the reimagined version: Speaking about the new version of the song, the band comments: “We are excited to announce that we’ve recreated our song Johnny’s Revenge with guest features from 3 different bands: Spencer Charnas from ICE NINE KILLS, Dave Stephens from WE CAME AS ROMANS, and Craig Owens from D.R.U.G.S. All of these singers are a part of the era we grew up in and have played a [Read More]
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