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“The Velvet Underground” Hits Apple TV and Select Theaters This Friday (Review)

12Oct

By Matt ShiverdeckerNo Comments

Film, Music, Reviews

“The Velvet Underground” Hits Apple TV and Select Theaters This Friday (Review)

Fresh off its successful screenings at the New York Film Festival, the first ever documentary from cinematic provocateur Todd Haynes is about to hit theaters and streaming this weekend. The director of "Velvet Goldmine" and "Carol" takes us on a deep dive into the history of one of rock and roll's greatest art rock bands, The Velvet Underground. If you're hoping for a straightforward approach, you won't get it here. Haynes returns to the more experimental techniques of his earliest work and features lots of split screens and rare archival footage presented in a collage method that would make Peter Greenaway proud. There are beautiful close-up establishing shots of each band member (Lou Reed, John Cale, Moe Tucker, and Sterling Morrison) that linger, capturing the intimate nature...

Interview: Elodie Rêverie Drops “Red Carpet” Remix Featuring Kony

4Oct

By mendowerksNo Comments

Interviews, Music

Interview: Elodie Rêverie Drops “Red Carpet” Remix Featuring Kony

LA-based indie artist Elodie Rêverie has just released a fresh new remix with highly regarded producer/DJ Kony. "Red Carpet" was originally released as a single last year and the remix breathes new life into the song. We recently had the chance to catch up with Elodie, here's what she had to say about identifying as a lyricist, the process behind filming a music video, and whether or not we can expect more new music soon. For updates, be sure to follow Elodie on Twitter and Instagram. Hear the new remix of "Red Carpet" by Kony on Spotify below. The original version of "Red Carpet" dropped last year, tell us how the Kony remix came about? In February I partnered with SKIO music for a remix contest of my single Red Carpet! It was their idea to choose Red Carpet i...

Angels & Airwaves First New Album In Seven Years Is Worth The Wait

30Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Music, Reviews

Angels & Airwaves First New Album In Seven Years Is Worth The Wait

The Tom DeLonge-led, Angels & Airwaves have returned with their first new album in seven years called Lifeforms. Their North American tour got off to a rousing start the other night in Riverside, California. In a recent interview with Grammy.com, DeLong along with drummer Ilan Rubin gets more in-depth on how the album came together. When asked about the new project, DeLonge had this to say, "Whatever you may or may not have thought Angels was, I think this album will honestly catch you by surprise." https://twitter.com/AVABandOfficial/status/1443688228473688066 DeLonge reconnected with former bandmate Mark Hoppus last summer when it was revealed the Blink 182 bassist was battling cancer. Thankfully Hoppus was recently deemed cancer-free and a recent article in People discus...

Buzzworthy Singer/Songrwiter Teddy Swims Announces 2022 World Tour

28Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Events, Music, Reviews

Buzzworthy Singer/Songrwiter Teddy Swims Announces 2022 World Tour

After a wildly successful summer tour with Zac Brown Band, Teddy Swims is going international with a headlining tour of his own in 2022. The Tough Love World Tour will span three months and see Swims performing from Dublin to Stockholm before returning stateside. While music has played a significant role throughout his life, Teddy Swims has seen a dramatic rise over the last 18-24 months. As the pandemic was setting in and broadcasting from a bedroom studio, he amassed a social media following of over four million with even more video views to his credit. Swims: Artist To Watch He was mentioned by Rolling Stone as one of 2021's "Artists to Watch" and made his national television debut this year with an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. His Unlearning EP was relea...

ICYMI: We Now Have Two Epic New Singles from the Upcoming STARSET Album, HORIZONS.

26Sep

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

Music

ICYMI: We Now Have Two Epic New Singles from the Upcoming STARSET Album, HORIZONS.

STARSET, the cinematic rock band known for their expansive worldbuilding, intricate spacesuits and immersive concert experiences, is set to release their fourth studio album, HORIZONS, on October 22 via Fearless Records. Friday, September 24th, marked the release of their 3rd single from the album, "LEAVING THIS WORLD BEHIND". It was most recently preceded by "THE BREACH", which was released on September 10th. Check out both September releases below on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Od_dO3ENJo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWkbUMQ4-88&feature=emb_title FOURTH STUDIO ALBUM HORIZONS ARRIVES OCTOBER 22 A continued voyage through a captivating narrative, HORIZONS delivers a cinematic soundscape that accompanies the listener throu...

RÜFÜS DU SOL Set To Release Fourth Studio Album, Drop Live Video From Red Rocks

23Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Music, Reviews

RÜFÜS DU SOL Set To Release Fourth Studio Album, Drop Live Video From Red Rocks

Grammy-nominated live-electronic trio RÜFÜS DU SOL has announced the release date of their highly anticipated fourth studio album Surrender. Their new single "On My Knees" is out now. The new performance video features the band on stage during a rehearsal at the legendary Red Rocks amphitheater in Colorado. "On My Knees" taps more into the darker side of RÜFÜS DU SOL is a good example of what makes them unique. The new album drops on October 22 and features the lead singles "Alive" and "Next to Me" along with the latest "On My Knees". With a busy tour schedule this fall, there are many opportunities to go check out a show. RÜFÜS DU SOL 2021 Summer / Fall Festival Dates: Fri. Sep 24 - New York, NY - Gov Ball FestivalSat. Oct. 2 - Austin, TX - Austin City Limits Weekend 1Sat...

The War On Drugs Team With Lucius On New Single “I Don’t Live Here Anymore”

20Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Music

The War On Drugs Team With Lucius On New Single “I Don’t Live Here Anymore”

The War On Drugs is back with their first new material since taking home the Grammy for Best Rock Album in 2018. "I Don't Live Here Anymore" is the title track from their new album due October 29 on Atlantic Records. According to a recent press release, the project was recorded over a span of three years in seven different studios. The process culminated with multiple sessions in New York and Los Angeles. The album was produced by band leader Adam Granduciel and Shawn Everett and tackles the daunting process of having resilience in the face of despair. The War On Drugs teams up with superstars Lucius on backing vocals on "I Don't Live Here Anymore". Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig are known for collaborating with everyone from Roger Water's on his recent tour, to Jeff Tweedy of Wi...

The Lumineers Set To Release A New Single Monday

19Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Music, Reviews

The Lumineers Set To Release A New Single Monday

UPDATE: The new single "Brightside" has been released. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JrH5kZH8_0 The Lumineers have been teasing fans on their social media channels that something new is coming soon. Rumor has it their brand new single will drop Monday. The band is fresh off of their first live performance in front of fans in 552 days. Up next they have a show booked at the Santa Barbara Bowl on Wednesday. https://twitter.com/thelumineers/status/1438537152879603713 Since the 15th they've had a cryptic tweet pinned to the top of their Twitter feed. The new material will be their first since 2019's III album which features fan favorites "Gloria", "Life In The City" and others. https://twitter.com/thelumineers/status/1438195471697199107 Then, around noon ET Sunda...

Stubhub Agrees To Millions In Refunds For Canceled Concerts But Here’s Why Not Everyone Is Getting Their Money Back

15Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Features, Music

Stubhub Agrees To Millions In Refunds For Canceled Concerts But Here’s Why Not Everyone Is Getting Their Money Back

The popular ticket reselling site Stubhub was in a little bit of a pickle when the pandemic sent in. Thousands of fans were all asking for refunds at the same time due to all of the canceled concerts and events. Pre-pandemic, StubHub had a blanket policy to refund people's money if their events were canceled as part of their "FanProtect Guarantee". However, as things started shutting down and getting canceled they changed their policy to eliminate refunds to instead offer credits equal to 120% of their initial purchase without informing customers. A number of frustrated music and sports fans ended up complaining to their respective State Attorney General's Office. The expected refunds weren't showing up back up in the respective bank accounts. Slap on the wrist? Instead of a ...

Sueco Drops New Single, Goes Viral With “Paralyzed”

15Sep

By SimonNo Comments

Music, Reviews

Sueco Drops New Single, Goes Viral With “Paralyzed”

Sueco is already a gold-certified artist with the Recording Industry Association of America. He's topped 500 million streams globally and boasts millions of followers on social media led by the 5.6 million people on his Tik Tok account. But it feels like he's only just begun to tap into his potential. Up until now, he's earned respect in the hip-hop genre but "Paralyzed" hits different. The song does begin with a hip-hop cadence but quickly kicks in with an early 2000s hardcore/screamo vibe but with a modern-day sensibility. Tik Tok #FYP Travis & Sueco I first stumbled on Sueco late one-night scrolling through Tik Tok. I'd heard songs of his before but didn't necessarily know it was him. He does deserve credit for creatively promoting the release of the new single through...