The song is taken from their upcoming new album 'Something Good in Lost Time', which will be out on the 19th of November through their own Jarred Up Records. Pre-order your copy here.
Watch/listen below.
Watch/listen below.
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Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Watch: BlackWaters Drop New Single/Video "Something Good In Lost Time"
Watch: Band of Horses Reveal Music Video For "Crutch"
The song is taken from their forthcoming sixth studio album 'Things Are Great', which will be available on January 21, 2022 through BMG. Pre-order your copy here.
“I think like a lot of my songs, ‘Crutch’ starts with something from my real life,” says the band's Ben Bridwell. “Obviously ‘Crutch’ means some of the things that I was dependent on. My relationship for one. I think I wanted to say, ‘I’ve got a crush on you,’ and I thought it was funny how relationships also feel like crutches. I feel like everybody has had a time when nothing goes right and you still have to carry on. I think that feeling hits you in this song even if you don’t know what the specifics are.”
Watch/listen below.
Watch/listen below.
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Agender Announce New LP 'No Nostalgia', Stream Title Track
Due out February 24, 2022, the album was produced by David Scott Stone (LCD Soundsystem, Unwound), mixed by Sean Cook (St. Vincent, Angel Olsen), and arrives seven years after releasing their first record, Fixations.
The band have also shared the album's title track "No Nostalgia", which dives into the realm of the imaginary, where all life has ceased to exist. It describes a post-human environment where a being can oscillate effortlessly in oblivion without the weight and pressure of modern existence. Memory is asked to be recalled and an urge to return to childlike innocence is brought forth. To enhance this sentiment, lead singer Romy Hoffman creates a lullaby with “No Nostalgia,” which is often used as methods to teach children. The somber tone, reflective lyrics, moody synths, eerie guitar and breathy vocals combine to make a single that shines with a retro late 70s/early 80s flare, and sonically, as Hoffman puts it, a sound that is “Malaria! Meets P.I.L and Wire.” The synth led lullaby leaves the listener yearning to be one with their former self, even if it’s just for a moment.
Describing the song, Hoffman says, "The song imagines a world devoid of memory, where nothing exists anymore- the dust of semiotics and signs are what remains. There are no memoirs because there are no people. It’s a yearning for amnesia. Human beings are usually either looking back at the past or are worrying about the future. The oscillation between these tenses is what creates anxiety. No Nostalgia is a peaceful place of no anxiety, of evaporated earth and emptiness, of erased arousal, of no desire. There is no more danger because nothing exists. The song doesn’t say what caused this, but it’s post-human Earth about to rejuvenate itself from the vestiges and damages of Human existence."
Hoffman, describing the main themes of the album, says, “The album reads as a newspaper or a collage. It’s a political, spiritual, philosophical look at modern society- the information age. It’s an anthropological look at the absurd current state of affairs. It’s focused yet unhinged, self reflective, observant, brash, tongue in cheek, serious yet playful. Excavations and observations of the mind of an anxiously attached, overthinking, spiritual human."
Agender make schizo, synthy, paranoid, post-punk with a dash of dysmorphic.
Check out the album's tracklist and watch the video for "No Nostalgia", below.
No Nostalgia Tracklist:
01. Avoid A Void
02. Woah Life Wow
03. Top Bottom Top
04. No Nostalgia
05. Safe
06. Preach
07. Astro Tarot
08. Trouble & Desire
09. FFF
10. Rusher
11. Pastiche
12. Womb 2 Wound
13. Mother Simulacra
14. The Extinction of Handwriting
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Watch: Stereophonics Unveil New Single/Video "Do Ya Feel My Love?"
The song is taken from their forthcoming 12th studio album 'Oochya!', set to arrive on March 4th 2022 via Parlophone Records. Pre-order your copy here.
Watch/listen below.
(facebook.com/stereophonics)
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Watch: Soft Riot Shares Music Video For "Windows To The Wild"
The song was written, recorded, produced and mixed by JJD at Studio Carillon, Glasgow UK and features on the on the compilation Upperwave Selections Vol. 1 to be released on 01 December via Berlin's label Miseria. Pre-order your copy here.
Watch the video below.
Watch: Vision Video Air Music Video For "Organized Murder"
The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their debut album 'Inked in Red', released back in April via Kindercore Records. Grab it here.
From the band: America has historically and continues to fetishize violence, force and warfare on behalf of " the greater good", and this video for Organized Murder is an exploration of that concept. This is a representation of my experiences watching systematic violence used on behalf of morally bankrupt politically ideologies to meet their ends and economic hegemony by military domination across the third world.
Watch the clip below.
(facebook.com/visionvideoband)
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Watch: Hundredth Release Live Video For "Burn Slow"
The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their last year's album 'Somewhere Nowhere'. Get your copy here.
It was performed live in Charleston, SC for the 'Welcome to Somewhere Nowhere' livestream.
It was performed live in Charleston, SC for the 'Welcome to Somewhere Nowhere' livestream.
Watch it below.
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Watch: Lorelei Reveal New Single/Video "Decay"
The song is out today (Nov 10) and is their first new material in over a year.
Buy it here and watch the video below.
(facebook.com/loreleitheband)
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New Entry: Sei Still Unleash New Single "Exilio"
The song is taken from their forthcoming new album 'El Refugio', which will be available on November 26th through Fuzz Club. Pre-order your copy here.
Take a listen below.
Take a listen below.
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Watch: Fawns of Love Drop New Single/Video "In Between Maddening"
The song is taken from their upcoming new album 'Innocence of Protection', set to be released on November 29 via Kingfisher Bluez. Grab it here.
Watch/listen below.
(facebook.com/fawnsoflove)
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