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Catch Saint Samuel’s Pop-Rock Sensation “Like You Like That”

10Aug

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Catch Saint Samuel’s Pop-Rock Sensation “Like You Like That”

Saint Samuel emerges as a powerhouse artist from Richmond, VA with the new single "Like You Like That". This musical journey introduces us to Sam McCoig, not just as an artist but as an alter-ego breaking free from societal norms. This metamorphosis delivers an unapologetically genuine musical persona in the form of Saint Samuel. The track's genesis is in a heart-to-heart dialogue between Saint Samuel and writing partner, Emily Bruzzo. "Like You Like That" delves into the complexities of modern relationships, resonating with the millennial heart caught in a web of uncertain affection. This single encapsulates the universal crossroads of yearning and detachment that we've all faced. "Saint Samuel is an alter-ego. He’s not separate from me, but he’s not who I am when I’m living my...

From Ashes To New Bring the Apocalypse with ‘Blackout’

28Jul

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From Ashes To New Bring the Apocalypse with ‘Blackout’

Today, Pennsylvania-based rap metal band, From Ashes To New, released a new concept album: Blackout. Musically, this new album sees the band continuing to refine the hybrid sound that sets them apart, while also building on the concepts found in their 2016 debut, Day One. If you’re someone who is looking for more of the band’s expert splicing of hard rock, metal, hip-hop, electronic and alternative music… you definitely need to give Blackout a few spins. On the other hand, if you're new to the band, but love fresh-sounding music that can't be put into a neat little genre box... you also need to check this album out. After all, the album already has a Top 10-charting single (“Hate Me Too”), with another (“Nightmare”) well on its way. Find the new album on Spotify, ...

Autopilot Unveils Captivating Music Video For “Say Something”

19Jul

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Autopilot Unveils Captivating Music Video For “Say Something”

Canadian alt-rock band Autopilot is making waves with its unique blend of alt-rock and alternative pop. Drawing inspiration from acclaimed acts like The Killers, The War on Drugs, and The Strokes, Autopilot has garnered attention both in the United States and Canada. The band has released a music video for their latest single, "Say Something." Shot in the mesmerizing Nevada desert, the video captures the essence of self-discovery and introspection. Lead singer Marlon reflects on the concept, saying, "What would you say to yourself if you could literally dig up your past? Or would you simply try to bury it again?" The video beautifully portrays the search for one's true self, resonating with viewers on a profound level. Behind The Music The track itself is a powerful composition th...

Join Skinny Lister On A Journey Of Drinking, Traveling, And The Sea On ‘Shanty Punk

17Jul

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Join Skinny Lister On A Journey Of Drinking, Traveling, And The Sea On ‘Shanty Punk

London-based independent folk-punk rockers Skinny Lister are gearing up for the release of the band's highly anticipated sixth studio album. Titled Shanty Punk, the album is set to drop on Friday, October 20 via Xtra Mile Recordings. The LP promises a raucous blend of chest-thumping anthems, shanty sing-a-longs, and folk/punk classics that should be experienced in a live setting. Shanty Punk is a concept album that perfectly represents Skinny Lister's signature sound. Written and recorded by the band themselves, the album was mixed by Patrick Phillips and Daniel Heptinstall. The project was mastered at the iconic Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright. New Single The album's latest single, "Company Of The Bar," captures the spirit of Skinny Lister's dynamic live performances. T...

Healthy Junkies: Punk Rock, Grunge, and Gothic Vibes Collide in New Video Release

14Jul

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Healthy Junkies: Punk Rock, Grunge, and Gothic Vibes Collide in New Video Release

UK-based band Healthy Junkies have unleashed their latest video "These Boots Are Made for Walking." The band expertly Combines elements of punk rock, grunge, new wave, garage rock, and goth. The result is a distinctive sound that defies categorization. Healthy Junkies is comprised of Nina Courson on vocals, Phil Honey-Jones on guitars and vocals, Dave Whitmore on bass, and Tony Alda on drums. They have a dynamic musical chemistry that is evident in their powerful performances. How It All Came Together The genesis of "These Boots Are Made for Walking" traces back to Nina's youth. A chance encounter with Nancy Sinatra's iconic rendition of the song when she was just made an indelible mark on her psyche. Nina persevered, and the song remained a staple in their shows. Finally,...

Geanies Interview: ‘Can’t See The Sun’ EP Breaks New Ground

13Jul

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Geanies Interview: ‘Can’t See The Sun’ EP Breaks New Ground

Photo Credit: Adrienne Isom Get ready to experience the Geanies, an electrifying alt-rock band with a bluesy edge. Their highly anticipated debut EP Can't See The Sun is available now through Mule Kick Records. Hailing from Venice, California, Geanies is fronted by talented lead singer and composer, Sean Michael Howe. Despite being just 19 years old, Howe possesses a unique sound and technical prowess that surpasses his years. Joining Howe on this record are Eliot Lorango on bass and Ethan Maxwell on drums, forming a formidable power trio. The EP was produced by KP Hawthorn of Mule Kick Records and Steve Berns at Berns' Fitting Room Studio in LA and the result is a polished and captivating sound. Can't See the Sun pays homage to legendary guitarists like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray V...

Discover The Soulful Sounds Of Nik Rael On “Medicine Man”

12Jul

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Discover The Soulful Sounds Of Nik Rael On “Medicine Man”

Get ready to be captivated by the soulful melodies of singer/songwriter Nik Rael on his new single. Rael is a talented musician hailing from Los Angeles, now residing in New Jersey. With "Medicine Man" he conjures music straight from his soul while delivering heartfelt lyrics that leave a lasting impression. Nik's musical journey has been influenced by legendary artists such as The Beatles, but his true inspiration lies in soul singers like Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, and Sam Cooke. These soulful influences shape his unique style and contribute to the depth of emotion in his music. Story Behind The Song The concept for "Medicine Man" stemmed from Nik's personal history and heritage. Being named after his Cherokee Indian medicine man great-grandfather, he drew inspiration from th...

Taking Back Sunday Returns in 2023 with “The One”

1Jul

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Taking Back Sunday Returns in 2023 with “The One”

Emo kids everywhere can rejoice: Taking Back Sunday has released new music--yes, new music in 2023! The new single, titled "The One," marks the band's first new track in four years--and it comes with a new music video, too. The wait may have been long, but the genre-defining rockers are back. What are you waiting for? Go stream that shit. Check out "The One" by Taking Back Sunday on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7JmnFOR3DUiRTkEybOlDqh?autoplay=true Speaking on the song's deeper meaning, the legendary '00s emo band explains, "This song came from a riff that Shaun Cooper wrote the day he lost his grandmother while she was in a nursing home at the start of the Covid pandemic. Devastated with overpowering sadness, he found comfort in writing music and initially t...

Experience The Return Of Blur With “St. Charles Square”

29Jun

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Experience The Return Of Blur With “St. Charles Square”

Blur has surprised fans with the release of "St. Charles Square," a captivating track from their forthcoming album. The Ballad of Darren is set for release on July 21st. The album marks the band's return after an eight-year hiatus. Photo Credit: Reuben Bastienne-Lewis "St. Charles Square" has quickly become a fan favorite, with audiences enthusiastically singing along to Damon Albarn's memorable opening line, "I fucked up, I'm not the first to do it." The song's chorus evokes the band's signature art-pop swagger, with Albarn's queasy exclamation, "cause there's something down here, and it's living under the floorboards." Supported by backing vocals that intensify the sense of danger and Graham Coxon's iconic guitar work, the track offers a quintessential Blur sound. The Balla...

Arkells Unveils New Single “Skin” Ahead of Highly Anticipated Album Release

28Jun

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Arkells Unveils New Single “Skin” Ahead of Highly Anticipated Album Release

Arkells, the Canadian rock band known for their infectious energy and anthemic sound, is back with an exciting announcement. They have released their latest single "Skin," giving fans a taste of what's to come from their forthcoming album. Laundry Pile is set to drop on September 21st via Virgin Music. Photo Credit: Scarlet O’Neill "Skin" taps into a classic Americana sound while combining timeless melodies, rich harmonies, and acoustic guitars. Frontman Max Kerman describes the song as an exploration of choosing to love with purpose and finding meaning in life's challenges. He explains, "It's about realizing that the most profound relationships go beyond surface-level connections." This new single follows the title track "Laundry Pile" which was unveiled earlier this year. The ma...