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Wilmette Delivers ‘Guitar Hero’-Inspired Pop Punk Nostalgia with “Circa ’99” Music Video

25Jul

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Wilmette Delivers ‘Guitar Hero’-Inspired Pop Punk Nostalgia with “Circa ’99” Music Video

Chicago five-piece Wilmette gives us a glimpse of the good old days with the music video for their new single, “Circa ‘99”. If you loved playing Guitar Hero back in the day like we all did, then you’ll know exactly what we mean as soon as you load up their new video on YouTube, linked below. Watch: Wilmette - "Circa '99" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjghZD9MZeI Video directed by Alex Zarek. Wilmette vocalist Aaron Hailey had this to share about their new song: "Everyone loves a bit of cliché nostalgia, which is why we wrote 'Circa '99’. But, the funny part is, most of the band was born in ‘97, so we were really only 3." Turns out, the members of Wilmette were nostalgic from a young age… a very young age… What's up next for Wilmette? If you’re looking for more musi...

24Jul

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

Features, Music

10 Wave Songs to Listen To Right Now

So, it appears that we've abandoned the monthly format we once used for these "Wave Wrapped" posts after approximately two months... whoops-- But, hey-- good news! That just means that now we get to introduce you to double the songs as we usually do while we catch you up on all the hidden gems coming from the wave scene lately. Given all of the recent big news--the compilations, the tours, the festival appearances, and what-have-you--it's easy to miss some really great songs. So let's dive in! 10 Wave Songs to Add to Your Library: If you like gentle, delicate wave music that's going to transport you to a dreamlike, yet restorative place… then check out: mvrina – “dreams of u” If you like hugely emotional music that ends in a much different place than i...

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 compositi...

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. ...

16Jul

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

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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 pho...

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 ...

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 fr...

New Music Video: Explosive Windwaker Anthem “SIRENS”

10Jul

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New Music Video: Explosive Windwaker Anthem “SIRENS”

It's rare for a new band to make me immediately feel nostalgic towards their music--but that's exactly what Windwaker did with their anthemic new single, "SIRENS". Listening to Windwaker's music for the first time made me feel like I was sixteen again, but in all the best ways. It's almost as if they took everything that I loved about a typical Warped Tour lineup and distilled it down, yet still made it sound fresh somehow. See for yourself-- Catch the video for "SIRENS" by Windwaker on YouTube now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZr1Vr7TvZw There's something deliciously melodic about "SIRENS" that I can't get enough of. However, don't let the contagious melodies fool you--this song is just as hard and in-your-face as others within metalcore-and-related spaces. Spe...

Asking Alexandria’s ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ Album Drop Details

9Jul

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Asking Alexandria’s ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ Album Drop Details

Photo credit: Danny Worsnop British rock veterans Asking Alexandria are gearing up for the release of their highly anticipated eighth studio album Where Do We Go From Here? The band, known for its explosive energy and captivating performances, has spent the past 15 years solidifying its position as one of the top international rock acts. Where Do We Go From Here? is an 11-track album that showcases the culmination of the band's career. It is due out August 25 via Better Noise Music. Produced and mixed by Matt Good, he's known for his work with Hollywood Undead and From First To Last. The album was mastered by industry veterans Howie Weinberg and Will Borza and seamlessly blends the band's signature sound with experimental electronics. Lyrically, the album explores themes of disench...