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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]
Los Angeles symphonic metal outfit Anthea have unveiled their powerful new single “Phantom in the Masquerade,” officially out now via Rockshots Records and on all digital platforms. The track is the first glimpse into the band’s forthcoming third full-length album, Beyond The Dawn, and signals the beginning of Anthea’s most ambitious and theatrical era yet. “Phantom in the Masquerade” dives deep into the emotional weight of feeling unseen while surrounded by others. That sense of isolation is translated into a dramatic and immersive soundscape, pairing haunting atmosphere with a strong melodic core. The track pulls you into a darker, more introspective space, one that feels designed for late-night listening rather than casual background play. It balances vulnerability and intensity and still sets the emotional tone for what lies ahead. “‘Phantom in the Masquerade’ is one of the most theatrical songs we’ve written. We wanted it to feel both catchy and haunting, with lyrics that capture the experience of being surrounded by people yet completely unseen. It sets the stage for the dramatic direction we’ve been [Read More]
Black Veil Brides know how to kick off the new year right. They have just released a new song and video for “Certainty” and it will jumpstart 2026! The song is off their upcoming album which is set to release later this year on Spinefarm. This will be the 7th album for the band which is comprised of vocalist Andy Biersack, guitarists Jake Pitts and Jinxx, bassist Lonny Eagleton, and drummer Christian Coma. Andy Biersack comments, “The concept of ‘Certainty’ is central to this record and appears throughout the album. The song was inspired by the film Conclave, particularly its reflections on religious certainty and how rigid belief systems can become prisons of our own making. When certainty hardens, curiosity, growth, and the willingness to change become impossible. Much of today’s political and social discourse exists inside these echo chambers of absolute belief, and that tension drives the narrative of this record.” “This was the final song written and recorded for the album. It started from an idea Jake sent over, and it came together quickly over [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]
Memphis heavy hitters East Ov Eden just dropped their debut full-length album BOUNDLESS, and it’s an absolute monster of a release. The band pulls from deathcore, technical death metal, orchestral elements, and even atmospheric melodies without ever sounding forced. One minute the album is crushing and chaotic, the next it shifts into cinematic layers and massive choruses. It honestly feels like they refused to put any limits on what this record could be. If you’re into bands like All Shall Perish, Signs of the Swarm, or Cattle Decapitation, there’s definitely something here for you, but East Ov Eden still manages to carve out their own identity with the cinematic atmosphere and technical twists throughout the album. Tracks like “…TO A MOONLIT GARDEN” and “PERPETUAL HORROR” show off how dynamic the band can get, while songs like “SOULWEAVER” and “IT ENDS IN FEAR” lean harder into the deathcore side with punishing breakdowns and nonstop aggression. What makes this release stand out is how ambitious it feels for a debut. Instead of playing it safe, the band [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]
The venue, the Intimate Chapel in San Francisco, set the tone for something special. On a sold-out Saturday night, it truly was the place to be. The line wrapped around the block, and you could feel the anticipation building with every step closer to the door as fans made their way in for an evening with Maya Hawke. Inside, the venue’s stunning architecture as it was originally built as a church in early 1900s, and that sparkly disco ball hanging overhead gave it an almost dreamlike glow, an iconic setting that felt perfectly suited for what was about to unfold. With just three chairs on stage, you knew right away this wasn’t going to be a typical show, it was going to be something intimate, something magical. Maya was joined by her husband, Christian Lee Hutson, along with an amazing violinist (my apologies for not having her name) who added a beautiful layer to the performance. Throughout the night, Maya not only performed but opened up, sharing stories behind the songs, engaging with the [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.”
Hailing from Davis, California, rockers Highway Terrier have been steadily building a name for themselves with a fiery energy. Their performances are known for igniting crowds, with fans already singing along to songs like Covid Blues and now their latest release, Walking Weapon. The band has also gained recognition on the local scene, even opening as student performers at the UC Davis Brainfreeze concert alongside Juno-nominated artist Luna Li. Frontman Joshua Levi delivers powerful, larger-than-life vocals that soar over the band’s driving sound, while Johnny Moeller brings precision and intensity behind the drum kit. Brandon Ramirez lays down a groove-heavy bass foundation, and guitarist Ben Sherstinsky, the band’s founder and primary songwriter who fuels Highway Terrier’s sound with gritty riffs and songwriting that captures their raw rock spirit. Sherstinsky also played every instrument and wrote all the music and lyrics for their singles, including Covid Blues and the newly released Walking Weapon. About the new track, In the midst of college blues, guitarist Ben Sherstinsky had turned a calm riff into something of an unbridled [Read More]
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