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Memphis May Fire: New Music Video for “Misery” & More!

21Jun

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Memphis May Fire: New Music Video for “Misery” & More!

Memphis May Fire shared a special new music video for their song "Misery" today. This song comes from their album, Remade in Misery, which was released via Rise Records last year. Interestingly enough, "Misery" was not one of the nine singles that Memphis May Fire released in anticipation of the album--but was one of two 'surprises' that awaited fans on release day. Now, a year later, the music video is here. Catch the music video for "Misery" on YouTube, below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdLBFZnuHPg&feature=youtu.be Speaking on the song and its accompanying music video, Memphis May Fire vocalist Matty Mullins says: "With 'Misery' being the song we named the album after, it obviously holds a lot of weight. It's raw and honest, and it's the song that I ...

L.S. Dunes Released an Epic Video for “Grey Veins” + US Summer Tour Dates

L.S. Dunes, a 2000's emo kid's dream "anti-supergroup," just released a new music video for "Grey Veins," a song from their 2022 debut album, Past Lives. The post-hardcore band's debut was met with critical acclaim--and this music video is another testament to their boundless creativity. Saturated with color, and a fun, satirical cinematic call-outs, this Lego-filled "Grey Veins" video is a must-watch for post-hardcore newcomers and L.S. Dunes fans alike. It's honestly compelling--and the music is pretty great, too. Watch the video for "Grey Veins" by L.S. Dunes on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEoJ2tgQgbk This video appears to have been a family effort-- check the credits; it looks like Frank Iero's kids were involved! Precious. Meet L.S. Dune...

Semaphore’s New Album ‘I Need a Reason to Stay’ Drops in March

The Brooklyn-based quartet, Semaphore, is poised to unleash its new album, I Need a Reason to Stay, on March 24th. They're giving us a sneak peek of the release with their lead single, "Smother." Comprised of singer and guitarist Siddhu Anandalingam, drummer Emmett Ceglia, guitarist Jay Kohler, and bassist Niko Hasapopoulos, the band explores the complexities of modern life through its signature shoegaze-inspired sound. Photo Credit: Adam LaMothe Anandalingam shares that "Smother" tackles anxiety and uncertainty, exploring the human experience of not knowing one's purpose in life. With influences from Foo Fighters and Balance and Composure, the singer experiments with sitar-like tuning to add a unique touch to the song. Check Out The Video For "Smother" The accompanying music...