PREMIERE: James Sullivan shares video for new single 'You Kept My Heart Alive'

We are happy to share the video for ‘Sweetie,’ the latest single by Nashville punk rock outfit Borderline Natives.
For over a decade, Bent Knee has been on a constant journey of musical exploration. The Boston-based six-piece has been defying expectations since they first formed in 2009, but now, on their sixth full-length album Frosting, they'll take it to an otherworldly level. That's because Frosting, at its core, is an album about the freedom to be creative, of making art for the love and joy of making it––and that's it.
Frank Turner is set to release his brand new studio album, FTHC, on Friday, February 11, 2022 via Xtra Mile Recordings / Polydor.
We are very happy to share ‘Home Video,’ the new single by Philadelphia's garage punk four-piece The Mary Veils. It is the first single taken off the band’s upcoming EP ’Over the Rowhome,’ out Nov 5 on PNKSLM Records.
Dan Andriano is thrilled to announce the debut album from his new project Dan Andriano & The Bygones. The album features Bay Area musicians Randy and Dylan Moore and Nick Kenrick. The album Dear Darkness will be released February 11 via Epitaph Records. Check out the title track, which creates tension by combining a sombre message with a buoyant arrangement, with crunchy riffs and an almost poppy vocal melody.
The self-produced project finds Andriano venturing into deeply personal lyrical territory while also pushing the limits of just what his unclassifiable sound can be.
With a seemingly endless supply of big hooks, ridiculously catchy melodies and sun-drenched harmonies, Northern Irish trio Cherym make one hell of an impression on ‘Hey Tori,’ out now on Alcopop!
Shackleford is a 4-piece from the UK that has been dipping its feet in the water since 2014, Following the release of two EPs, they are now ready to take on everything and everyone with their first
The new album from Berkeley, CA's Mom Jeans, Sweet Tooth, arrives February 25, and its sacchirine and self-deprecating first single "What's Up?" is out now. The track serves as the introduction to this quasi-conceptual masterpiece; an amuse-bouche of angst and self-discovery. It’s a true structural departure from the garage emo-punk Mom Jeans has been making since 2016, leaning all the way into the radio hits and deep cuts from bands like Third Eye Blind, Blink 182, Oasis, Fountains of Wayne, and more.
It’s not every day that you get to premiere a music video that consists of images recovered from a 21-year-old VHS tape.