Folk artist Taylor Rogers today revisited her 2019 album NOA for a new collaboration with videographer Carl Solether (Beach House, Carly Rae Jepsen, Albert Hammond Jr). 'oldhills' takes Rogers' original composition through a stunning visual journey where Solether's warm artistic touch conveys the bittersweet sentiment of a love story's end.
A lyric like “I feel like tapping out, but I can’t let you beat me” naturally rings out as both timely and empowering, yet there is an existential and enduring pain ringing out in Jackson Phillips’ voice on “Before We Knew.”
The Struts are bringing their Strange Days are Over Tour to The District in Sioux Falls, SD on Wednesday, October 20th. Tickets for the show start at $32.50 plus applicable fees and are on sale Friday, June 25th at 10am.
Produced by Tommy English, 'Low Key in Love' delivers everything you could ask for in an iconic rock-and-roll duet.
The Struts have announced a string of intimate UK dates to celebrate the release of their new album Strange Days, which is coming out this Friday 16th via Interscope / Polydor.
British glam rockers The Struts have released their stunning new single ‘Strange Days’ which features the incomparable pop legend Robbie Williams.
London via Australia folk/psych rockers Tempesst have released the third single, “High On My Own,” which is off their upcoming debut album Must Be A Dream, out September 30 (Pony Recordings).
On Joe Strummer’s birthday, Friday, August 21 at 3:00pm ET (12:00pm PT and 8:00pm BST), the music and arts community is coming together for a global event to celebrate Joe Strummer’s legacy as a solo musician and singer of The Clash.
DELANILA's forthcoming debut album, Overloaded, is set for release on April 3; preorder/pre-save the album HERE. DELANILA is the self-described cinematic experimental alternative project of multiple award-winning “notable cross-genre composer” (The New Yorker), performer and multimedia artist Danielle Eva Schwob, who has garnered international acclaim for her concert music, alt-rock songs and film scores.
The music video for “The Philospher,” the new single by self-described cinematic experimental alternative project DELANILA, is out today and may be streamed and shared. The video premiered at Clash, who called it a “crisp, seismic slice of pop-edged songwriting, but one that comes complete with a black, black heart.”“The Philosopher” comes from DELANILA's upcoming debut album Overloaded, set for release on April 3 on her own label, ZYG ZYG Records.
Today, The Strokes unveil a new song, “Bad Decisions.” Listen below!
Today, The Strokes announce an upcoming run of shows in North America. This March, the band will perform in Vancouver, Seattle and Los Angeles.
Today, The Ah—solo project of composer and musician Jeremy Gustin (Rubblebucket, Okkervil River, Delicate Steve, Marc Ribot, Albert Hammond Jr, etc)—shared the second single from his forthcoming sophomore full-length Mere Husk. Following the lead single 'Watermelon Tears,' which caught the attention of PASTE ('displaying the happy energy of life'), The New York Times ('a burst of comic relief') and others,'The Factory Girl' features Gustin's friend, Yuan Liu, on vocals, who also stars in the track's accompanying music video.
The Paranoyds have made a name for themselves as one of the most exciting Los Angeles bands since forming in 2015, playing festivals like Coachella and opening for the likes of DIIV, Bleached, X, White Reaper, Albert Hammond Jr., Sunflower Bean, Tacocat, BRONCHO and more. Last month the band released their debut album Carnage Bargain, a raucous blend of garage rock grit, new wave swagger, classic horror film soundtrack campiness, and a myriad of other left-of-center influences, and have been on the road non-stop since. The band announce today that the tour will continue well into 2020, including co-headline dates with Surfbort. See below to find a show near you. Tickets go on-sale October 18th and can be purchased at the links below. The Paranoyds have made a name for themselves as one of the most exciting Los Angeles bands since forming in 2015, playing festivals like Coachella and opening for the likes of DIIV, Bleached, X, White Reaper, Albert Hammond Jr., Sunflower Bean, Tacocat, BRONCHO and more. Last month the band released their debut album Carnage Bargain, a raucous blend of garage rock grit, new wave swagger, classic horror film soundtrack campiness, and a myriad of other left-of-center influences, and have been on the road non-stop since. The band announce today that the tour will continue well into 2020, including co-headline dates with Surfbort. See below to find a show near you. Tickets go on-sale October 18th and can be purchased at the links below.
Los Angeles four-piece The Paranoyds will release their incredible debut album Carnage Bargain this Fall, and today they share the record's title track. Following the album's first single 'Girlfriend Degree,' 'Carnage Bargain' shows the band delivering scathing lyrical observations under the guise of a quirky pop hook. 'People want things all the time-there seems to be a constant manic need of consuming now more so than ever. 'Carnage Bargain' is about the people higher up wanting to get all this evil work done at a wholesale price,' bassist and vocalist Staz Lindes says.
Highly acclaimed Japanese indie quartet DYGL have released a trippy lyric video for their new single 'Don't You Wanna Dance In This Heaven?' to celebrate the release of their brand new album Songs Of Innocence & Experience out today (July 3rd) via Anniversary.
The Paranoyds have made a name for themselves as one of the most exciting Los Angeles bands since forming in 2015, playing festivals like Coachella and touring with the likes of DIIV, Albert Hammond Jr., Sunflower Bean, and BRONCHO. Today the band finally announce their long-awaited debut album, Carnage Bargain - a raucous blend of garage rock grit, new wave swagger, classic horror film soundtrack campiness, and a myriad of other left-of-center influences.
Albert Hammond Jr returns with new single 'More to Life' accompanied by a music video starring actor Jason Ritter. The footage featured in the 'More to Life' music video is from a student film directed by Albert Hammond Jr in the late 90s during his tenure in film school - re-edited by his wife Justyna Hammond Jr 20 years later.
Highly acclaimed Japanese indie quartet DYGL have announced their second albumSongs Of Innocence & Experience for release on July 3rd.
Los Angeles-based gritty, garage rock four-piece The Paranoyds recently announced a new 7-inch, 'Hungry Sam'/'Trade Our Sins' out on July 12th via new label home Suicide Squeeze. Following last month's release of the A-Side, today the band share the incredible B-side. Premiering on Matt Wilkinson's Beats 1 show via Apple Music, 'Trade Our Sins' is a cautionary slowdance fit for the end of the night or the end of the world. Desire's doomsday has arrived, and as vocalist/bassist Staz Lindes warns 'the train is coming' over a simple waltz of guitars and keys, we hear of two lovers in a now-or-never moment to share in sin's delights before it's too late. While the band describes this b-side as a one-off from their core sound, it offers an enchanting, seductively playful side of the band. Check out the track now HERE.
