The Brkn is an alt pop band based out of Denver, CO. With your latest music, what has inspired you to innovate differently? For the latest two singles we really wanted to go for a sound that was completely us with minimal references. We just approached the sessions as if we had never heard any music before
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Alternative rock has had quite the odyssey in the last half-century. Since the genre’s infancy, when the likes of the Amboy Dukes and MC5 were laying the groundwork for what would ultimately become an entirely new style of music in garage rock and proto-punk, its most important players have always been driven by the desire
Major of Roses’ latest single “But Not Now” is Magnus Rosell’s latest offering under the aforementioned band name. The Stockholm based singer/songwriter first caught my ear with his debut 2018 set Cornerstone and this new track, while far from illustrative of his stylistic reach, nevertheless reveals a muted yet elegant side to his songwriting character. There is
Colin Dieden enjoys an indie darling reputation built on the back of his tenure fronting popular indie act The Mowglis. The tours, successful releases, and acclaim showered on him and his bandmates, however, didn’t quell the restless need within to express himself in a different way. Dieden acted on it, at last, in 2019 when
There’s a jagged edge to “Dreams” that just might cut you if you’re listening to it long enough, but if you think this is the lone example of imposing musicality to be found in the new record from Andrea Plamondon, Songs for Forever, you’re in for quite the surprise this July. Rather than streamlining tracks
There are iconoclasts and then there’s Elektragaaz and their ilk. The East Coast-based multi-instrumentalist collective doesn’t restrict themselves to a single genre or even instrument. They fearlessly mingle improbable combinations and make them work through talent and foresight while they likewise open themselves up to influences from outside the traditional music realm as well. Even
Gifted storyteller and singer/songwriter, Laura Sumner breaks the mold with the Americana-folk-roots rock debut EP, Red Clay Blue Sky. Sumner sculpts together five songs that follow a pattern of soaring harmonies, poignant lyrics and gentle ease. Sumner’s lead single, the daring “American Man”, strikes an even more interesting note in the summer of inflation and financial
Occasionally, you stumble across a band and wonder how they aren’t Superstars, yet. In the case of Nashville’s Blackpool Mecca, you just hear and more importantly feel that prevailing sense of greatness in their music. With the impassioned yet polished Indie Pop stylings of arena- era Goo Goo Dolls, comes the band’s latest single, “Darts.”
Claud is back with a new single, “Go Home!” They also released a visualizer alongside the track. “Go Home!” was released via Saddest Factory Records. Read more: Listen to beabadoobee’s new single “10:36” “Go Home” is steeped in nostalgia and whimsy. Claud’s washed-out vocals complement the gentle percussion as they sing of their desire to
Rina Sawayama has released the music video for her single “This Hell.” Sawayama’s upcoming album, Hold The Girl, drops Sept. 2 via Dirty Hit. The “This Hell” visual was directed by Ali Kurr. Read more: Listen to Halsey’s new single “So Good” In the video, Sawayama dons her cowgirl boots while taking aim at bigots
Foo Fighters have revealed the lineup for one of the “all-star rock shows” they are throwing to honor Taylor Hawkins. The first concert will take place in London’s Wembley Stadium Sept. 3. The second show is set for Los Angeles’ Kia Forum Sept. 27. Read more: 3rd Secret (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden) share live performance
CANDY have dropped “World Of Shit,” the third single from their upcoming album. Heaven Is Here will release June 24 via Relapse Records. “World Of Shit” is CANDY at their finest. They throw a 10-foot thick wall of sound at listeners and reward them for boring through with tiny auditory rewards. Read more: CANDY drop
Spider-Man: No Way Home is coming back to theaters this fall. This time, the record-breaking film will include new and extended scenes. The “More Fun Stuff Version” is arriving just in time for Spider-Man‘s 60th anniversary in comics. Read more: Watch Thor and Jane reunite in ‘Thor: Love And Thunder’ trailer Marvel announced the movie’s return
Desert Daze has announced its 2022 lineup. The festival will take place from Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2022, in Lake Perris, California. This year marks the 10th installment of Desert Daze. Performers include Iggy Pop, Tame Impala (playing Lonerism in full), Surfbort, Show Me The Body, Sky Ferreira, Nilüfer Yanya and BADBADNOTGOOD, among others. Check out the
Jimmy Eat World have released their new track “Something Loud” alongside a music video. “Something Loud” was produced by Jimmy Eat World alongside Justin Meldel-Johnson. The video was co-directed by the band and Austin Gavin. Read more: Jimmy Eat World, Pinkshift and 8 other things you need to check out this week In “Something Loud,”
Steve Aoki and Taking Back Sunday have teamed up for “Just Us Two.” The song was released via Aoki‘s label Dim Mak Records. Aoki and Taking Back Sunday are perfectly in sync on “Just Us Two.” The dynamism inherent to Aoki’s production and Taking Back Sunday’s vocals are taken to new heights in their collaboration.
chloe moriondo has released “Hell Hounds” via Fueled By Ramen. They also dropped a music video to accompany the song. Additionally, moriondo has shared the deluxe version of their major-label debut album Blood Bunny. Read more: LØLØ’s stuck in bed in “THE FLOOR IS LAVA!!” video—watch “Hell Hounds” is a playful track where moriondo asserts
Kid Bookie has released his new track, “Game.” He also dropped a music video alongside the song. The song was produced by Good Charlotte‘s Billy Martin and features the vocal talents of Slipknot‘s Corey Taylor. Read more: KennyHoopla announces 2022 tour with nothing,nowhere. and Groupthink On “Game,” Bookie and Taylor stand on the precipice of
Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. MUNA are our June cover stars With their self-titled third album imminent — their first since signing to Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory Records — it’s a whole new era for MUNA. In fact, the trio are proving
Amazon has renewed The Boys for a fourth season just a week after the premiere of season 3. Season 3’s debut saw a 17% increase in viewership from that of season 2. Read more: Kate Bush says ‘Stranger Things’ gave “Running Up That Hill” a “whole new lease of life” Karl Urban (Billy Butcher) let
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