New Entry: Silque Unveil New Single "Luna"

Danish alt rock/pop band Silque have unveiled their  new single "Luna."

The song is out now via We Are Suburban. Stream it below.

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Never Never Man Detail Debut LP 'Division', Share Short Film

London psych pop band Never Never Man have revealed details for their debut album 'Division'.

The 13-track album will be out on July 20th through Catch 21 Records. Band member Gavin Bowers describe the record as “an album about the constructs we come across in our everyday lives, the people we once were, the people we want to be and the people we are today and what keeps them so far apart in a very fractured society why must we have so much division in our lives.”

The band have also shared a short film by Leon Dee documenting the making of the record, featuring music from the album and footage shot during its creation.

Check out the album's tracklist and the short film, below

Division Tracklist:
01. Ever be
02. Someone Else’s Bed
03. More Than a Feeling
04. Big Guy
05. Lemon
06. Date Night
07. Lips
08. Flow
09. Klaus
10. Remember September
11. Why Does It Have To Be This Way
12. Fusion
13. The Fear

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Watch: Fontaines D.C. Release New Single/Video "Televised Mind"

Dublin rock n' roll band Fontaines D.C. have released the video for their excellent new single "Televised Mind".

The song is taken from their upcoming second studio album "A Hero's Death", which will be out on 31st July through Partisan Records. Pre-order your copy here.

UPDATE 06/07/2020: "Televised Mind" is our new Single of the Week!

Frontman Grian Chatten explains: “This song is about the echo chamber and how personality gets stripped away by surrounding approval. People’s opinions get reinforced by constant agreement, and we’re robbed of our ability to feel wrong.

“We’re never really given the education of our own fallibility. People feign these great beliefs in order to appear trendy, as opposed to independently arriving at their own thoughts.

“We were listening to a lot of The Prodigy and The Brian Jonestown Massacre, specifically their song Open Heart Surgery. I was interested in extrapolating those types of chord progressions and capturing this droning, hypnotic feel. That last line repeated over and over, ‘What ya call it’ is a buffer expression that people used here in Dublin. It’s sort of like ‘umm’ or ‘well…’ – it’s what people say when they’re distracted.”

The video was directed by Hugh Mulhern. Watch it below.

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