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Los Angeles-based punkband The Linda Lindas released their highly anticipated new single “Oh!” a few days ago. “‘Oh!’ is one of the first singles we wrote masked and distanced during the pandemic”, the band recollects. “It started with the main-riff that Bela brought into the band. Eloise wrote the verses and Lucia and Mila the refrains. The song is about trying to help someone and having it blow up in your face.” The colorful and funny video was directed by Ryan Baxley (Best Coast, The Regrettes, Charlie Hanson) and shows the American skateboarder and photographer Ray Barbee. Additionally, the song is played in the trailer for the Netflix series “The Chair” with Golden Globe-winner Sandra Oh as the main character. “The Chair” is about Dr. Ji-Yoon Kim (Oh), who orientates herself in her new role as head of the English faculty at the renowned Pembroke University. Ji-Yoon is the first woman to the chair and faces, as one of the few colored employers at the University, a series of challenges. Watch the trailer here. [Read More]
Grand Rapids band SLEEP WAKER — guitarists Jake Impellizzeri and Jason Caudill, vocalist Hunter Courtright, drummer Frankie Mish, and bassist Aaron Lutas — have shared the video for the title track of their new album “Alias”, out July 23, via UNFD. “‘Alias’ is the final piece of the album”, offers Mish. “It’s the culmination of years of work from us, and concepts that have slowly been building since the beginning of the band. We specifically wanted this song to hit all the points on this album and really show the evolution. By the time you get to ‘Distance,’ the final song, you’ve come full circle and really feel the journey and full breath of the songs”. This concept is mirrored in the music video. Mish explains: “Our music videos have always had a conceptual B story — even the playthroughs. We hope that now one of the final pieces has been revealed, we’ll be transitioning into a new chapter of Sleep Waker as a whole”. Alias, which follows the band’s 2017 debut EP “Lost in [Read More]
We Came As Romans – Joshua Moore [guitar], Dave Stephens [vocals], Lou Cotton [guitar], Andy Glass [bass], and David Puckett [drums] – have shared the video for their brand new single “Darkbloom”. With sharp synths and riffs that could chip that paint off the wall, “Darkbloom” represents the next chapter for WCAR. In Fall 2019, the band shared two new tracks: “From the First Note” and “Carry the Weight”. These songs marked the first material the band released after singer Kyle Pavone’s tragic passing in August 2018. “The idea behind ‘Darkbloom’ is that even through the darkest, most difficult times of life, there is still the potential, or possibility, of personal growth” says Moore “As long as we’re not willing to completely concede to the negative emotion or thought that feels like it has taken over, then we can be strong enough to overcome and push through to a different future. This song is about having the mind to be able to acknowledge the reality of situations we’re in, but having the strength to weather [Read More]
It’s been a “Long Time Coming” since the band’s last release, but The Bottom Line are back with a huge new single in the form of “Long Time Coming”. Kickstarting a new era with a refreshed but familiar sound, The Bottom Line have created a track that will be ingrained in your brain within seconds. The pacey and upbeat track has been left open for interpretation and has grown its own meaning since its initial inception pre-pandemic. Reunited with producer Romesh Dodangoda, The Bottom Line jumped into the Marshall Studio to carry on where they left off after the “No Vacation” session back in 2018, creating a track that is bouncy and captivating. Commenting on the track, Vocalist Cal Amies says: “It’s a bit of a weird one to say exactly what ‘Long Time Coming’ is written about as when we first started the writing process it was before the pandemic. We had been let down by a few people and even felt like we’d been advantage of in some cases. Over the recording process [Read More]
Three-piece alternative rock band Young Culture is back and ready for summer with their new feel-good EP, Godspeed. Godspeed is set to be released on July 30th via Rude Records/Equal Vision. You can stream the title track and pre-save the release now here. For more information, please visit: http://www.youngcultureny.com On the new single, the band shares: “When writing this song, it just felt so natural. This idea started from the notes app on our phone, and it’s now the first song you hear on our new EP.” After spending nearly every Sunday during the pandemic brainstorming and writing together, childhood friends Alex Magnan (vocals), Gabe Pietrafesa (guitar), and Troy Burchett (guitar) were ready to share the found happiness and love that many people are now being able to experience once again. The band’s debut self-titled LP released in 2020 was an extremely diverse mix of songs, so the guys decided to base the pop-rock sound of this EP off of the style of music their fans enjoyed the most from their previous album. Offering the group [Read More]
British hardcore band, Blood Youth, have released another new song called “Cells”. The massive and melodic song can be streamed now at this link:https://music.ruderecords.com/cells The song follows the release of “Iron Lung”, the band’s first song in two years. Fans can stream and watch the music video here: https://youtu.be/FqVsgjNJVcY. It premiered on BBC Radio 1 Rock Show with Daniel P. Carter and is equally brutal as it is emotive. Blending bile with beauty, the quartet creates an intense sonic experience that is unmistakably their own, effortlessly switching from pummeling, groovy riffs to soaring, melodic choruses, interwoven with a raw, lyrical depth that draws from personal experiences. Iridescent and resilient, Blood Youth have earned a legion of dedicated followers and have firmly established themselves as a frontrunner of modern metal. The band is confirmed for a UK headline tour in September after their appearance at this year’s Slam Dunk Festival. Support comes from Death Blossoms. Tickets are on sale now at http://www.bloodyouth.com. For more information, follow their social media: https://www.facebook.com/bloodyouth https://mailchi.mp/kinda/www.bloodyouth.com https://twitter.com/bloodyouthuk https://www.instagram.com/bloodyouthuk/?hl=it
Los Angeles-based punkband The Linda Lindas released their highly anticipated new single “Oh!” a few days ago. “‘Oh!’ is one of the first singles we wrote masked and distanced during the pandemic”, the band recollects. “It started with the main-riff that Bela brought into the band. Eloise wrote the verses and Lucia and Mila the refrains. The song is about trying to help someone and having it blow up in your face.” The colorful and funny video was directed by Ryan Baxley (Best Coast, The Regrettes, Charlie Hanson) and shows the American skateboarder and photographer Ray Barbee. Additionally, the song is played in the trailer for the Netflix series “The Chair” with Golden Globe-winner Sandra Oh as the main character. “The Chair” is about Dr. Ji-Yoon Kim (Oh), who orientates herself in her new role as head of the English faculty at the renowned Pembroke University. Ji-Yoon is the first woman to the chair and faces, as one of the few colored employers at the University, a series of challenges. Watch the trailer here. [Read More]
Grammy Award-nominated progressive metallers Between The Buried And Me have dropped a new track, “Revolution In Limbo”, the second song taken from their highly anticipated new album, ‘Colors II’, which will be released on Friday, August 20th via Sumerian Records with pre-orders available now from http://www.betweentheburiedandme.com. “Revolution In Limbo” follows the release of the first single “Fix The Error” which spawned a brilliant animated music video, paying homage to the 90s cartoons the band grew up watching. “Fix The Error” debuted in the top 10 on the iTunes Metal charts and was the third most played track on SiriusXM’s Liquid Metal the week it launched. Fans were so excited by new Between The Buried and Me music and the announcement of “Colors II” that the first pressing of vinyl pre-orders completely sold out in just 24 hours. “Especially with 2020, we really wanted to give it all we could and show the world we’re still here”, explains Tommy. “That’s part of the reason we named it ‘Colors II’. We were in a similar spot when [Read More]
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