Los Angeles doom boogie/dystopian punk/occult glam rockers Death Valley Girls today announce their third studio album Darkness Rains, out October 5th on LP, CD, cassette and digital formats via Suicide Squeeze. The announcement arrives with the Iggy Pop-starring video for the fierce new single “Disaster (Is What We’re After)” .
- by Tom Dumarey
Saves The Day will be releasing 9, their first new album in five years, on October 26th via Rude Records and Equal Vision Records. 9 will be Saves The Day’s ninth studio record and contains nine songs that, when listened to together, tells the story of the band from the perspective of it’s founder, Chris Conley. The album offers this first ever autobiographical look into the band’s history in a way that is as exhaustive as it is poetic and makes the listener a part of the songwriting process.
2008’s The Strangers was a relatively effective horror flick. Not the best horror movie to come out that year, definitely not the worst. Ten years down the line, we are being treated to The Strangers 2: Prey At Night, which isn’t really a sequel. It’s actually just more of the same. In that sense, saying that we are being treated to a sequel, isn’t correct either. That would entail that it is a pleasant experience.
Canadian skatepunks Colorsfade are excited to announce the release of their debut LP "In Real Time". The 11-track offering is scheduled for release on August 30th via Thousand Islands Records and will be available through all digital platforms as well as on Digipak CDs. As a preview of what's coming up, the band just revealed a new track called "United for Our World".
Today, the Cleveland four-piece Cloud Nothings is back to announce their fifth full-length studio album, Last Building Burning to be released October 19th via Carpark Records (US) / Wichita Recordings (EU). The new album is a culmination of the development of frontman Dylan Baldi's ever-changing sound, following up 2017's Life Without Sound with a new record that sees the band continue to outdo themselves and solidify themselves as a stalwart in modern rock music.
- by Tom Dumarey
- by Tom Dumarey
Should you still be looking for a soundtrack to your summer, New Zealand pop-punk outfit The Beths are happy to help out with ‘Future Me Hates Me’.
- by Tom Dumarey
Big Scary Monsters Records are pleased to announce that they will release the new album from Omaha, Nebraska cult rock band Cursive later this year. The record will be the band’s first new material in six years. The new album is titled Vitriola and will be released on 5th October 2018 by Big Scary Monsters (UK) and the band’s own 15 Passenger Records (US).
To celebrate the news the band are streaming lead single ‘Life Savings’ in full.
