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Sleep Theory Celebrate Upcoming EP Announcement with “Gone or Staying” Music Video

6Aug

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Sleep Theory Celebrate Upcoming EP Announcement with “Gone or Staying” Music Video

Memphis-based hard rock band Sleep Theory announced their upcoming debut EP, Paper Hearts. This EP announcement follows a series of excellent singles, starting in January with "Another Way," and then "Numb" in March. The band commemorated this happy occasion by releasing a music video for a catchy third single, "Gone or Staying". So get your calendars out, because the EP is due out on September 29 via Epitaph Records... and trust us, you definitely don't want to miss this one. Check out "Gone or Staying" by Sleep Theory on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac9OiIXFqUA ''Gone or Staying' is the breaking point in a relationship that is built on emotions and broken promises. It is the struggle between wanting things to work and the need to move on." - Sleep Theor...

Kosta Lois’ Latest Release “Just Friends” Is A Fusion Of Dance And Pop

3Aug

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Kosta Lois’ Latest Release “Just Friends” Is A Fusion Of Dance And Pop

Los Angeles-based Kosta Lois has dropped a new dance/pop song that's worthy of your attention. "Just Friends" features the talented vocalist and songwriter Jonathan Mouton. Kosta, an award-winning producer, composer, songwriter, and musician has been consistently delivering great music under his Onesta Music Group moniker. The song's creation was a collaborative effort between Lois and Mouton. They sat down together in the studio to work on the melodies. Mouton later penned the lyrics which follow the sensual mood of the music. Lyrically the song delves into the age-old question of whether turning a close friendship into something more can be a risky move. A move that could potentially endanger the bond they share. "Just Friends" captures this emotional dilemma brilliantly. http...

Catch Earshot Live: Fall Tour Dates Announced

1Aug

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Catch Earshot Live: Fall Tour Dates Announced

Get ready to rock into fall with an electrifying tour from Earshot. The band just announced their upcoming road trip, and it's going to be an epic ride. Joining them on tour are special guests Thousand Years Wide and MCHNZ, making it a memorable experience for rock enthusiasts. The tour kicks off on September 29th in San Diego, CA at Brick by Brick and concludes on October 22nd in Mechanicsburg, PA at Lovedrafts. So, mark your calendars and grab your tickets and VIP upgrades now. Earshot recently unveiled their latest single "UNRAVELING." The track is already making waves and is available for streaming and download on various platforms. You can check it out for yourself down below. Getting To Know Earshot With their signature driving hard rock beats and captivating harmonie...

May Collaborates With John Carter Cash on “Community”

28Jul

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May Collaborates With John Carter Cash on “Community”

May is set to release her EP in September but she's released her new single "Community" to give us a taste of what's to come. The new material reflects her current songwriting style and her approach to integrating music into her everyday life. The single was recorded at Cash Cabin and produced by John Carter Cash. In a video directed by Joseph Cash, May talks about her experience working on the project. May describes the collaboration with John Carter Cash and his team as a serendipitous encounter. She had a positive experience during the recording process, feeling welcomed and able to freely express herself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwsdzxSK_wM Finding Inspiration Her music style is a blend of rock & soul, and folk/pop, and incorporates elements from different...

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, ...

City Windows Returns With Hard-Hitting ‘Velvet Divorce’ Album

26Jul

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City Windows Returns With Hard-Hitting ‘Velvet Divorce’ Album

City Windows, the four-piece rock band hailing from San Diego, is back with their highly anticipated sophomore release Velvet Divorce. Building on the success of their debut album Oxbow, the band is going all-in on this new effort, self-releasing it on their own label Midwest Migration Records. The album showcases the band's growth and evolution as they weave together a tapestry of exploration. Lead vocalist and guitarist, Lyle Pavuk, brings a raw intensity to the record, laying a powerful foundation for the songs. Bassist Sean Sullivan provides a driving, thunderous low-end tone that intertwines effortlessly with the melodies. Ryan Steele, handling vocal and lead guitar duties, delivers tasteful playing and blistering solos. And Aaron Weislogel, the powerhouse drummer, delivers a r...

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...

16Jul

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King Leer Takes Us Back to “The Garden”

New Jersey-based indie singer-songwriter, King Leer, is back with a new sickly-sweet tune, “The Garden.” Always full of gorgeous contradiction, this artist is definitely one to check out if you’re feeling all mixed up about something…or someone. Or, if you like to have a soundtrack while you get in your feelings-- King Leer's music is a good outlet for that, too. In addition, King Leer commemorated the release of "The Garden" with an immersive new music video, which is now available to stream on YouTube. It's honestly quite beautiful and worth checking out. Go ahead-- go get lost in 'The Garden' for a while: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw5KwyK-s7s The music video for this new King Leer song is a gorgeous, kaleidoscopic scrapbook. It combines the intimacy of a phot...

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,...