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K.Flay Tour Dates: ‘MONO’ to Bring Intimate Shows to Seven Cities

25Sep

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Events, Features, Music

K.Flay Tour Dates: ‘MONO’ to Bring Intimate Shows to Seven Cities

K.Flay is gearing up for her MONO: Live in Stereo 2024 North American Headline Tour. The tour will kick off in March and will see the talented artist perform a series of underplays in seven major cities. And in a unique twist, each stop will feature two intimate nights. These cities include Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, and San Francisco. Photo Credit: Danielle Ernst The tour is in support of her recently released full-length studio album MONO which dropped on September 15th. The new album marks her first release under a new deal with Giant Music. Along with her high-energy performances, K.Flay is known for her multi-platinum status and two Grammy nominations. She's been on the road in the EU and UK and is set to join Arkells for a few dates in Canada in ...

Your Guide to Bristol’s Misery Loves Company Music Festival

23Sep

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

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Your Guide to Bristol’s Misery Loves Company Music Festival

"We're all sad, so let's be sad together." This time next week, a curious new UK-based alternative music festival, Misery Loves Company, will be taking place. A celebration of diversity, inclusivity, and of course, great live music, MLC is definitely worth considering as a late edition to your summer festival schedule. Why? For starters, the festival has 5 stages across 4 venues and features a line-up of over 40 bands hailing from all points on the heavy metal-alternative rock-emo-and-beyond spectrum. So listen up, all you current and "former" emo kids-- you lot in particular are going to want to pay attention to this. Below, you will find all the need-to-know information about the festival. You will also find a list of a few artists that we feel are particularly notewor...

The Wait Is Over For Arkells New Album ‘Laundry Pile’

21Sep

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Features, Music

The Wait Is Over For Arkells New Album ‘Laundry Pile’

Canadian rock band Arkells has dropped their latest album Laundry Pile on Virgin Music. The release is accompanied by a heartfelt music video for the album's closing track, "Quiet Love." The song delves into the theme of longing for a love that's beyond one's control. Preceding this release, the band unveiled the title track, "Laundry Pile," and the summer-infused anthem "Skin." Frontman Max Kerman describes "Laundry Pile" as their most raw and intimate work to date, emphasizing its imperfections as a deliberate attempt to capture unfiltered honesty in their music. The album's creation was an unexpected journey for the band, who stumbled upon new material that ignited their creative fire, resulting in a profoundly connected experience both with the music and each other. New A...

New Music From Bush Accompanies First Greatest Hits Collection

20Sep

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New Music From Bush Accompanies First Greatest Hits Collection

Iconic rockers Bush are gearing up for the release of their very first greatest hits compilation. Titled Loaded: The Greatest Hits 1994-2023, the album arrives on November 10th, courtesy of Round Hill Records. Alongside this milestone release, the band has released a new song and is embarking on a series of headline dates across North America. Bush is comprised of the talented quartet of Gavin Rossdale (vocals, guitar), Chris Traynor (guitar), Corey Britz (bass), and Nik Hughes (drums). The band has continually pushed the boundaries leaving an indelible mark on the music industry. "Loaded" offers fans a comprehensive glimpse into their extraordinary musical legacy, boasting 21 tracks that span nearly three decades of their career. New Music From Bush As a preview of what's to come...

Introducing… ALLIESUN! (exclusive interview)

19Sep

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

Features, Interviews

Introducing… ALLIESUN! (exclusive interview)

"Everything in life is creative: the way we speak, love, dance, live. [...] We’re just all humans doing our best."- ALLIESUN LA-based DJ and music producer ALLIESUN is someone that's been at the top of our 'Artists to Watch' list for months now. Her tunes are unique, her passion is inspirational, her vibes are immaculate... and we were lucky enough to have a quick chat with her about all things creative, professional, and emotional. Take some time to get to know ALLIESUN now--that way, you're already 'in-the-know' for when she takes over the industry. Read on to find the full interview. Meet ALLIESUN! AM: Hi ALLIESUN! It’s so good to see you again. Since it’s your first time here with us at MendoWerks Magazine, could you please take a moment to introduce yourself ...

Flora Cash’s ‘i’m tired’ Is A Soulful Journey

16Sep

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Flora Cash’s ‘i’m tired’ Is A Soulful Journey

Acclaimed Swedish-American indie-pop duo Flora Cash is back with a hauntingly beautiful new single titled "i'm tired." It's a must-listen for music fans seeking depth and emotional resonance in their playlists. Consisting of Shpresa Lleshaj and Cole Randall, the song was released on their own Flower Money Records. Photo Credit: Gina Scarpino With "i'm tired," the song's haunting late-night piano melodies evoke a sense of raw vulnerability and introspection. It's a sonic journey that not only represents the essence of their signature sound but also ventures into new and uncharted territory. The story of Flora Cash is one of love, resilience, and artistic triumph. Shpresa Lleshaj, who had to flee war-torn Kosovo, and Cole Randall, who endured a turbulent upbringing with an incarcera...

Welcome to the ILYIT Tour, brought to you by grandson

14Sep

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Events, Features, Music, Reviews

Welcome to the ILYIT Tour, brought to you by grandson

As much as I love going the distance (literally) for my favorite artists, I was so relieved to see that grandson was bringing his ILYIT tour to Albany's Empire Underground. This summer marked my fourth time seeing grandson live–and if I’m honest, he simply keeps getting better and better. From intimate picnicky acoustic sets to massive state fair stages and every size club in between, there isn’t a single environment where grandson’s music doesn’t fit. With the European leg of this tour currently underway, I figured now might be a good time to talk a bit about what to expect from a grandson gig. “This is our first-ever concert in Albany…” Before we get into the details about this particular stop on the ILYIT tour, I want to address a very good point that grandson made ...

Rock Veterans Taproot Drop Highly-Anticipated “Favourite Song”

10Sep

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Rock Veterans Taproot Drop Highly-Anticipated “Favourite Song”

Michigan-based hard rock veterans Taproot have unveiled their latest single. "Favourite Song" marks the first official release from their upcoming album SC\SSRS. The highly anticipated new album is set to hit shelves on September 29th. "Favourite Song" features a guest appearance by Nonpoint's Elias Soriano. The hard-hitting yet melodic track and accompanying lyric video are available now everywhere you listen to music. Produced by guitarist/vocalist Stephen Richards at The Loft in Saline, MI, and mixed by Matt LaPlant (Nonpoint and Skindred), this album, entirely written and recorded by Richards, marks the band's first studio effort since 2012's The Episodes (Victory). In addition to their upcoming album, Taproot recently dropped Best of Besides. The 17-track compilation features r...

Asinhell (ft. Volbeat Frontman) Share “Desert of Doom” Video

9Sep

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Music

Asinhell (ft. Volbeat Frontman) Share “Desert of Doom” Video

The frontman of legendary Danish rock band, Volbeat, has unleashed a new death metal project: Asinhell. This new band, comprised of guitarist Michael Poulsen (Volbeat, Dominus), vocalist Marc Grewe (Insidious Disease, Morgoth), and drummer Morten Toft Hansen (Raunchy), is a labor of pure love; not only are these three musicians good friends 'in real life', but the Asinhell debut album, Impii Hora, is a tribute to some of Poulsen's favorite groups. For example, the band's newest single, "Desert of Doom", was inspired by Bolt Thrower, Death, Entombed, and Motörhead. Check out the music video for "Desert of Doom", below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTKqYZN0Uno Video directed by Shan Dan Horan. "Bang your head 'til it doesn't bang no more!" As it turns out, once a (deat...

N3ptune and Rusty Steve: Genre-bending Pop in the Mile High City

7Sep

By Martin CroftNo Comments

Features, Music

N3ptune and Rusty Steve: Genre-bending Pop in the Mile High City

N3ptune and Rusty Steve from Denver, CO are making some of the most interesting music in the Mile High City right now. Named the “Best Breakout Artist of 2023” by local magazine Westword, N3ptune and Rusty Steve’s music blends pop with dark, thumping electronic beats, gospel music, blues, soul, and a healthy sprinkling of kickass guitar solos. N3ptune himself started music while still in high school, quickly proving himself in the Denver scene as a singer/songwriter and producer. His star has risen quickly, as him and Rusty Steve, his co-producer and guitarist, have since received placement on syndicated radio station KTCL Channel 93.3 with the single “Black Horse.” They’ve also headlined Denver’s Pridefest, performed at some of Colorado’s biggest and most beloved stages like Red ...