PREMIERE: Little Lightning share video for 'Take What You Need'
We are excited to share the video for 'Take What You Need,' the new single by Victoria, BC's indie/emo outfit Little Lightning.
Bad Luck. - Summer Of Pain
After spending the better part of a decade honing their craft, Bad Luck. presents the best version of themselves to date with Summer of Pain. The twelve-song collection serves as a bridge between childhood ambition and adult realism by exploring the underlying tension of romanticism in our modern world. It's a record about love and sadness that aspires to give listeners a much-needed reality check. Bad Luck. wants to pull you into the present and make you fully aware of your existence.
PREMIERE: Loose Ends release new single ‘Love In Heartache’
We are happy to premiere ‘Love In Heartache,’ the new single by Long Beach pop punks Loose Ends. Combining musical influences such as Yellowcard, The Story So Far as well as Brand New, ‘Love In Heartache’ is a dynamic pop punk song that deals with
PREMIERE: Brooklyn’s Endearments shares debut single ‘Left Side’
We are happy to premiere ‘Left Side,’ the debut single by synth pop artist Endearments. It is the new solo project of Kevin Marksson, known for his work in Brooklyn DIY favorites Saint Marilyn, Belaver, and Joyce.
Discomfort Creature - Discomfort Creature
Guess what? Gamits guitarist Chris Fogal is back with a new band that seemingly came out of nowhere. Well, not nowhere.
Captain Kaiser - The Drovers Inn
When you lift your band name off a cheap beer, name your album after a bar in Scotland and make that album available on beer-colored vinyl, it’s pretty obvious that you like beer. A lot.
Come Closer - Pretty Garbage
Come Closer is the new solo project of Tiltwheel bassist and Dan Padilla guitarist/vocalist J.
The Dumpies - Drunk Dial #8
Drunk on a handle of Espolòn Blanco, a handle of Bulleit rye, four Fort George IPAs, a case of White Claw, four PBRs, two bottles of red wine and a box of white, The Dumpies recorded these tunes la
The Lillingtons - Can Anybody Hear Me? (A Tribute to Enemy You)
Can Anybody Hear Me? Well, if it’s The Lillingtons asking that question than the answer is definitely yes.
Dropkick Murphys - Turn Up That Dial
Dropkick Murphys kick off their tenth album with the title track and it comes jam-packed with everything we have come to love Boston’s finest for.