Loser - All The Rage

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Submitted by Thomas on July 29, 2021 - 21:08

Melbourne rock group LOSER have announced details of their sophomore full-length 'All The Rage'. Self-recorded out of the band's newly launched Restless Noise Studios (named for their 2018 EP) and mixed by Anton Hagop (Silverchair, Powderfinger), All The Rage draws on LOSER's penchant for nostalgia and rock combined. You’ll hear a slither of Weezer-esque melody on ‘All I Need’; a summery Oasis vibe on the slow-burning ‘Time Won’t Wait’; and guitar solos channelling the likes of Queens Of The Stone Age on ‘Skyward’.

Dave Hause - Blood Harmony

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Submitted by Thomas on July 27, 2021 - 14:02

Blood Harmony Records and acclaimed Philadelphia-bred singer-songwriter Dave Hause are excited to announce Blood Harmony, Hause’s fifth and by far his most ambitious solo album to date (pre-order). Produced by celebrated Americana singer-songwriter Will Hoge, Blood Harmony features a first class assemblage of musicians consisting of members of The E Street Band, The Highwomen, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Carrie Underwood, Vince Gill, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church and many more.

Sam Johnson - Along the Dark Edges of Everything

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Submitted by Thomas on July 24, 2021 - 10:15

You may be familiar with Sam Johnson from his work in Choke Up. The Boston based post-hardcore group has been churning out fantastic music for the last decade and Sam Johnson continues honing in on his craft. His debut solo LP, 'Along the Dark Edges of Everything,' puts the spotlight on crafting thoughtful songs rooted in Americana and indie-rock.

'Along the Dark Edges of Everything' will be released on September 24th, 2021 via What We Talk About Records (pre-order).

 

 

Hurry - Fake Ideas

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Submitted by Thomas on July 24, 2021 - 10:08
Hurry Fake Ideas Punk Rock Theory

For their fourth album, Philadelphia’s Hurry decided to play things a bit more loose than they had in the past and entered the studio without a clear idea of what they wanted the album to sound lik

Telethon - Swim Past The Breakers

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Submitted by Thomas on July 22, 2021 - 18:03

For fans of piano rock, pseudo-VCR-home-video, the 90s, and hell, even The Home Depot, comes Telethon's new album, Swim Out Past The Breakers, out August 30 on Take This To Heart Records (pre-order). Named after a lyric from the song "Santa Monica" by Everclear, Telethon vocal mastermind Kevin Tully was inspired by the nihilistic but blissed-out imagery of the line: "swim out past the breakers, watch the world die."