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Death Cassette Release Gritty Punk Rock Single “Reflector”
18Oct By SimonNo Comments
Features, Music

Death Cassette Release Gritty Punk Rock Single “Reflector”

Death Cassette, hailing from the vibrant punk scene of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is back with a new single and album announcement. They've been making waves with its distinctive blend of grunge and hardcore. Their music is characterized by a melodic, high-energy vibe and a strong focus on vocals. The band has joined forces with High End Denim Records to release their new EP Get Rid Of It. The album features six electrifying tracks. The first single, "Reflector," is available now and offers a glimpse into what this EP has to offer. You can expect the album to drop on November 17. New Single "Reflector" is a musical tirade against moral superiority and self-serving hypocrisy. Death Cassette's lyrics confront the tendency to point fingers at others without self-reflection, represented in...
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Cherry Lena Weaves Together Darkness & Feminine Rage in “EDGE”
2Nov By Ambur MasenNo Comments
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Cherry Lena Weaves Together Darkness & Feminine Rage in “EDGE”

Canadian alternative pop artist, Cherry Lena, just released a new single: "EDGE". Touching on emotional themes like loneliness and isolation, this song is imbued with dark feminine energy and feminine rage. It also shows off the artist's rich vocals as well as her unique blend of drum 'n' bass beats and hypnotic dark pop tropes. Check it out: https://open.spotify.com/track/2uhtmKLHFHdf3K0NRWT1HE?si=33b6ddb822f94187 While this song doesn't quite emanate the same kind of "dark feminine"/"villain era" energy as some other tracks we've recently covered, it does lean into a specific side of 'bad bitch' behavior: inner strength and relentless self-care. It shows how one can drag herself out of the darkness--back from 'the edge'--and start anew. Explaining the song's history, C...
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‘What Kind of Fool’ Are You? The Lovelines Help Us Find Out (Exclusive Interview)
21Oct By Ambur MasenNo Comments
Features, Interviews

‘What Kind of Fool’ Are You? The Lovelines Help Us Find Out (Exclusive Interview)

"I love recording with my sister. It’s like dumping a box of Legos on the floor and building something together."- Todd goings, The Lovelines Many musicians consider their bandmates to be like family, but in the case of The Lovelines, the music truly is a family affair. A sibling duo, connecting across the Atlantic, is responsible for making the special sort of sickly-sweet pop music found on The Lovelines' streaming platforms, including a new single, "What Kind of Fool Would Want to Fall in Love?" If you're a fan of dreamy romantics, clever songwriting, and soulful femme vocals--this one is for you. We also come bearing exciting news: Todd Goings, one half of The Lovelines, connected with us here at MendoWerks Magazine and gave us a look into the band's origins, this new single...
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Jeris Johnson Shares Hot Takes & New Music Video: “When The Darkness Comes”
15Oct By CJNo Comments
Music

Jeris Johnson Shares Hot Takes & New Music Video: “When The Darkness Comes”

"I can’t wait for the entire metal community to tell me it’s not a metal song."- jERIS jOHNSON, ON 'wHEN tHE dARKNESS cOMES' Jeris Johnson just released a new music video: "When The Darkness Comes". This drop follows the artist's 2022 debut album, I WANT BLOOD/i want love, and more recently, a summer single, "Take Me Away". Recently, Johnson had gone quiet on social media for a while in order to focus on creating his upcoming album with long-time producer and collaborator, SACCO. However, as this single's release date approached, the artist certainly has found his voice on social media once more...as you'll see below. Before then, be sure to check out Jeris Johnson's latest 'not metal enough' creation, "When The Darkness Comes", on YouTube, below: https://www.yout...
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House of Harm Announces Playground: A Sonic Journey of Shadow-Pop
15Oct By SimonNo Comments
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House of Harm Announces Playground: A Sonic Journey of Shadow-Pop

Photo Credit: Gerson Vargas In a revelation for fans of the buzzworthy three-piece group House of Harm, album news has dropped. Their latest album Playground is set for release on December 1st. This new record sees them expanding on their signature shadow-pop sound. You'll hear blending of midnight atmospherics, '90s jangle pop vibes, and catchy synth hooks. Alongside vocalist Michael Rocheford, House of Harm features Cooper Leardi (guitar/synths) and Tyler Kershaw (guitar/synth). Together, they've cultivated a dedicated and growing fanbase, selling out shows on both coasts purely through the power of word-of-mouth. New Single In conjunction with the album announcement, House of Harm has released a new single and music video for "Roseglass." An interesting departure from their...
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Mike Shinoda’s “ALREADY OVER” Builds A Musical Bridge From The Past To The Future
5Oct By SimonNo Comments
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Mike Shinoda’s “ALREADY OVER” Builds A Musical Bridge From The Past To The Future

Photo Credit: Mike Miller Multi-platinum Grammy Award-winning artist, Mike Shinoda, best known as co-frontman of Linkin Park, has just dropped his latest single, "Already Over." What sets this release apart is that Shinoda not only wrote and recorded the track but also lent his vocals and played every instrument. The song harks back to the signature sound he pioneered with Linkin Park, featuring kinetic live drums, gritty distorted guitar, and his unique vocal delivery. Accompanying the single is a frenetic hand-painted visual video, crafted by Dusty Deen. The footage includes images contributed by legendary photographer Mike Miller. You can check out the video below and listen to "Already Over" everywhere you stream music. Shinoda Shares His Thoughts Shinoda shared his thought...
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Kings County’s “So Cold” Is A Hard Rock Masterpiece
5Oct By SimonNo Comments
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Kings County’s “So Cold” Is A Hard Rock Masterpiece

Hard rock titans Kings County are back with a blistering new single and music video, "So Cold," which builds on the success of their previous releases; it is a relentless, high-octane rock experience. Kings County consists of Rob Dexter (Vocals, Bass), Steve Bell (Guitars, Vocals), Joe Lopez (Drums), and Bill Kania (Guitars, Vocals). They have a knack for delivering hard-hitting guitar riffs, scorching vocals, and an intense, melodic sound that grabs you by the collar. Frontman Rob Dexter delves into the essence of "So Cold," explaining that the track encapsulates the multi-tiered complexities of life, relationships, and internal struggles. It's a song that resonates with anyone who's experienced the ups and downs of existence. Kings County In The Studio "So Cold" took sha...
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