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We couldn’t be more excited to share that Greta Van Fleet is back with new music. Their music has been such a huge part of the soundtrack of our lives over the years. Back in 2017, when we lost our home and business in the devastating Tubbs Fire, their music became something we leaned on during one of the hardest chapters of our lives. It brought hope when we needed it most and reminded us to keep moving forward, one day at a time. It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly nine years since that October night changed everything. Recovery has been a long road, making it especially meaningful that PALACE FOR THE PEOPLE will be released on October 9, the exact ninth anniversary of the fire. Somehow, it feels fitting that a band whose music helped carry us through that difficult time will once again be providing the soundtrack as we reflect on how far we’ve come. Following the explosive return of “Play Your Games,” the new track offers another taste of what fans [Read More]
The Last Dinner Party have returned with another captivating release, unveiling their new single, “Knocking At The Sky,” which arrives alongside the digital deluxe edition of their acclaimed sophomore album, From The Pyre. The band describes “Knocking At The Sky” as the final chapter of the From The Pyre story. After building an album filled with rich storytelling and immersive worlds, they wanted to close the journey with a tale set in what they call the ultimate modern myth—Los Angeles. They paint Hollywood as a surreal fairytale, where dreams, ambition, and larger-than-life characters all collide in a landscape that is both glamorous and unsettling. Fans first got a taste of the song during the final night of the band’s sold-out UK tour at London’s Brixton Academy in late 2025. It was also the final track they recorded with producer Animesh Raval at Church Studios in Crouch End. The accompanying music video, directed by Sinclair Bryant, embraces the band’s own version of Los Angeles, drawing inspiration from classic Hollywood cinema, noir films, slasher movies, and [Read More]
Indie rockers The Runarounds are continuing their big breakout year with the release of the new music video for “Bleachers,” and it perfectly captures that feeling of being young and wanting those moments to last forever. The track brings together their indie melodies with a nostalgic feeling that instantly takes you back to late night drives, sneaking out, first loves, and all those memories that stay with you as you get older and sometimes long for. It has that emotional energy that makes you want to roll the windows down and just live in the moment. One of the coolest parts about the video is that it features real fans during the performance scenes filmed at The Commodore in Charleston, South Carolina. That gives the video a genuine feeling and really shows the connection the band has with their fans. Drummer Zendé Murdock said “We had such a blast filming our latest music video! Thanks to our incredible team, we were able to find little pockets of time over a couple days on tour to film [Read More]
Tove Lo is officially back with a new era. The Swedish pop icon has just announced her sixth studio album ESTRUS and it will be released on September 18th via Pretty Swede Records/Virgin Group. In addition is the release of the new single, “I’m Your Girl Right?” as well as the new music video directed by Nogari. Check out the video here: From everything revealed so far, ESTRUS sounds like it’s diving even deeper into the raw honesty and emotional chaos that’s always made Tove Lo stand out. Inspired by artists like The Knife and Robyn, the album blends electro-pop energy with themes of desire, vulnerability, identity, and emotional conflict. Tove comments on the album: “The first song and video from my new album ESTRUS are out. I know you’ve been waiting a long time and I hope it’s worth the wait. It was for me! Can’t wait to share the rest of this album with you. We shot this video in Brazil and I think it turned out so stunning. The best crew ever. [Read More]
Today, The Last Dinner Party released their new single “Big Dog,” a track that’s already become a standout favorite during their live shows. The song was co-produced by the ban, marking their first production credit alongside Animesh Raval. “Big Dog” leans into a darker, more intense art-pop sound with shades reminiscent of PJ Harvey. Alongside the single, the band also shared “Come All You Beasts,” a spoken word piece they often perform before the song during concerts. Band member Georgia Davies explained that “Come All You Beasts” was created to introduce the mythic and storytelling themes that connect From the Pyre and “Big Dog.” She said the piece blends themes from the song with Bible passages, twisting traditional ideas about women’s safety. Drawing inspiration from poetry and performance art, the band felt spoken word and improvised music naturally fit their creative style. Fans can stream “Big Dog” and watch the accompanying music video now: The band has also added more dates supporting Olivia Rodrigo after strong demand. Their residency now includes ten shows at [Read More]
Jamie Bower. along with his brother Sam have officially released their new song, Waiting for Your Love and after all the teasing on Instagram, the wait was absolutely worth it. From the very first listen, it completely delivers! It’s an incredible track that pulls you in and doesn’t let go. Alongside the release, the video premiered today as well, and it’s nothing short of a cinematic delight. The visuals perfectly match the mood and intensity of the song, making the whole experience even more powerful. Check it out here: Now I’m just hoping this leads to some live shows because seeing this come to life on stage would be unreal. If you’re craving more of a Jamie and Sam fix, be sure to check out their work with their punk band Counterfeit, and don’t miss one of my personal favorite tracks from Jamie, “I Am.”
Motionless In White shared their latest single, “Afraid Of The Dark” about two hours ago. Already 33.000 views and more than 24.000 “thumbs up”, the numbers are growing fast. According to press releases, the song marks the beginning of a new era for the band. Chris Motionless (singer) on the song: “20 years ago, I stepped into a tour van with my best friends, having no idea what was next every mile we drove down the road. Funny enough, we broke down two hours later in the AM hours in a snowstorm. We had to sleep on the floor of a rest stop on the side of the Interstate and wait what felt like forever for a tow truck. We were forced to cancel the first few shows of our first tour ever, and to figure out how to scrape up every cent we could to try and get the van fixed and get back on the road. Nothing was ever going to stop us. There was never a doubt that we would find a [Read More]
We couldn’t be more excited to share that Greta Van Fleet is back with new music. Their music has been such a huge part of the soundtrack of our lives over the years. Back in 2017, when we lost our home and business in the devastating Tubbs Fire, their music became something we leaned on during one of the hardest chapters of our lives. It brought hope when we needed it most and reminded us to keep moving forward, one day at a time. It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly nine years since that October night changed everything. Recovery has been a long road, making it especially meaningful that PALACE FOR THE PEOPLE will be released on October 9, the exact ninth anniversary of the fire. Somehow, it feels fitting that a band whose music helped carry us through that difficult time will once again be providing the soundtrack as we reflect on how far we’ve come. Following the explosive return of “Play Your Games,” the new track offers another taste of what fans [Read More]
Tuesday night at Brick & Mortar Music Hall was the perfect reminder of why live music in intimate venues is so special. Opening the night was Kin + Me, who kicked things off with an energetic DJ remix set that had the crowd dancing early and set the tone for a fun night ahead. Next up was San Francisco indie rock band Slow Coast and they absolutely delivered. Their music is the perfect blend of feel-good vibes and summer energy, creating a sound that’s instantly inviting. Their infectious performance quickly won over the audience, with the crowd fully embracing every song. They brought just the right mix of catchy melodies, driving rhythms, and uplifting energy, making them the perfect lead-in for the night’s headliner. Headlining the evening was Lucius Arthur, an artist I’ve been looking forward to seeing for quite some time. I’ve been following him on Instagram and have loved everything he’s been releasing, so finally seeing him live was something I had been anticipating. Somehow, he exceeded every expectation. From the moment he [Read More]
Acclaimed actor, musician, and director Finn Wolfhard has officially released his highly anticipated sophomore album, Fire From The Hip, available everywhere now. Following the success of his debut album, Happy Birthday, Wolfhard returns with a collection of 12 tracks that expands on his indie rock roots while showcasing a more confident, dynamic sound. Created alongside a close group of friends and collaborators, Fire From The Hip was inspired by classic records like Exile on Main St. and Beggars Banquet, while still carving out a style that is unmistakably Finn’s own. The album was recorded at Pachyderm Studios in February 2026 with engineer Andrew Humphrey, and the artwork was a collaborative effort between Wolfhard, Grant Prettyman of Belhum, Hudson McNeese, Louis Nicely, and Cadien Lake James. The album arrives via AWAL. Speaking about the new record, Wolfhard shares, “I made this album with such an amazing and talented group of friends. I’m excited for people to hear the record, and hopefully how much our energy and enthusiasm bleeds through track by track.” Throughout Fire From The [Read More]
Elizabeth’s move from Iowa to Chicago played a huge role in shaping both her songwriting and her sound. While she still holds onto those Midwestern roots, Chicago’s creative scene opened up new possibilities. Working alongside producer Spencer Tweedy proved to be the perfect match, with Tweedy keeping Elizabeth’s voice front and center while giving the songs a vintage-inspired feel that sounds fresh instead of nostalgic. Fresh off her performance at Chicago’s Solid Sound Fest, Elizabeth has released the video for her latest single, “Renaissance Man.” The track takes on the point of view of what she jokingly calls a “Chicago f*ckboy,” turning a frustrating dating experience into an infectious, sing-along anthem. Elizabeth says, “This song is dedicated to the many people who inspired it and to the people who learned the hard way by trusting them. I wanted to write something that I’d hope people would want to sing along to real loud in the car. It’s fun, cheeky, and a song to heed the warning of or find solace in after a [Read More]
The Last Dinner Party have returned with another captivating release, unveiling their new single, “Knocking At The Sky,” which arrives alongside the digital deluxe edition of their acclaimed sophomore album, From The Pyre. The band describes “Knocking At The Sky” as the final chapter of the From The Pyre story. After building an album filled with rich storytelling and immersive worlds, they wanted to close the journey with a tale set in what they call the ultimate modern myth—Los Angeles. They paint Hollywood as a surreal fairytale, where dreams, ambition, and larger-than-life characters all collide in a landscape that is both glamorous and unsettling. Fans first got a taste of the song during the final night of the band’s sold-out UK tour at London’s Brixton Academy in late 2025. It was also the final track they recorded with producer Animesh Raval at Church Studios in Crouch End. The accompanying music video, directed by Sinclair Bryant, embraces the band’s own version of Los Angeles, drawing inspiration from classic Hollywood cinema, noir films, slasher movies, and [Read More]
Nashville indie rock band Post Sex Nachos are back with another preview of their upcoming album Big Bad, releasing the heartfelt new single “All For You.” The new record, which arrives on September 18, marks the band’s fifth full-length album and their most collaborative effort to date. Named after the recurring villain in tabletop games, Big Bad explores facing life’s uncertainties while holding onto optimism. The album blends the band’s signature humor with honest emotion, pairing energetic indie rock with deeply personal storytelling. Their latest single, “All For You,” captures the emotional push and pull of life on the road. While the band is grateful for the opportunity to tour and perform, the song reflects the longing for the simple moments back home, everything from weekend Costco runs to late-night IHOP trips with loved ones. Frontman Sammy Elfanbaum says the song was inspired by a difficult period when touring kept him away from home longer than he wanted. “All For You was written at a time where I was pretty down on touring—not playing [Read More]
Serbian progressive death metal band Disassemble have released their new album, Invest In Fear, and it’s available now on all major streaming platforms. Along with the album, they’ve also shared their latest single, “The Abyss,” giving listeners another taste of the band’s heavy yet atmospheric sound. Disassemble deliver a powerful blend of progressive death metal, combining crushing riffs with technical musicianship and melodic moments that create an intense listening experience. Their songs move effortlessly between aggressive passages and immersive, atmospheric sections, keeping each track fresh and engaging from beginning to end. Taking inspiration from bands like Opeth, Pantera, and Gojira, Disassemble have crafted a sound that’s entirely their own. They weave together intricate song structures, layered textures, and oriental-inspired melodies to create music that’s both technically impressive and emotionally impactful. The latest single, “The Abyss,” perfectly captures the mood of the album. The band describes it as a journey into darkness, exploring “the collapse of internal structures and the weight of the unknown.” That sense of tension and emotional depth carries throughout Invest In Fear, [Read More]
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