Frankie Rose’s New Band Beverly Announce Debut Album 'Careers'

Ex Dum Dum/Vivian Girl and current solo artist Frankie Rose's new indie-pop band Beverly, comprised also by Brooklyn-based musician and frequent collaborator Drew Citron, have unveiled details of their debut album.

Entitled 'Careers', the 10-track LP will be released on July 1st via Kanine Records.

The band have already shared the album's fisrt single "Honey Do", which also features on their label's Record Store Day compilation called 'Non Violent Femmes', out on April 19.

Check out the album's tracklisting and listen to "Honey Do" below.

01. Madora

02. Honey Do

03. Planet Birthday

04. All the Things

05. Yale’s Life

06. Ambular

07. Out on a Ride

08. Hong Kong Hotel

09. You Can’t Get It Right

10. Black and Grey

(facebook.com/wearebeverly)

Watch: Howling Bells Reveal Music Video For "Slowburn"

Australia born London based indie four-piece Howling Bells have revealed the video for their new single "Slowburn".

The single will be out on April 7th, and is taken from their upcoming fourth full-length ‘Heartstrings’, which will be released on June 2 via Birthday Records. Pre-order your copy here.

The video was directed by Lexi Kiddo. Take a look below.

Website: howlingbells.co.uk

Watch: Small Black Unleash New Video For "Real People" (Feat. Frankie Rose)

Brooklyn electro-indie pop band Small Black have unleashed the video for their latest single "Real People". 

The song, featuring Frankie Rose, is taken from their upcoming EP of the same name, which will come out on April 1 via Jagjaguwar. The five-track EP was recorded quickly, using the "first thought, best thought" method, singer Josh Kolenik said. Pre-order your copy here.

About the title-track, Kolenik says: "Real People" was inspired by Colton Harris-Moore AKA 'The Barefoot Bandit,' a teenager from rural Washington who went on a crime spree/adventure, sleeping in people's vacation homes and stealing & crashing airplanes. It's hard not to be taken by his story. He's maybe as close to Jesse James as we're going to get post millennium. Also one of the planes was stolen from the Bloomington airport, home of the mighty Jagjaguwar HQ. Frankie Rose guests. (spin)

The video was directed by Nick Bentgen. Check out below.

 Website: www.small-black.com