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Watch new video for Shannon and the Clams' "Point of Being Right"
Today, Shannon and the Clams shared a charming new music video for “Point of Being Right,” a standout cut from their upcoming Gone by the Dawn (out this September). The video, directed by Clams guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Cody Blanchard, features Cody, Shannon, drummer Nate Mayhem, and a coterie of companions giving the track their best karaok...
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Colleen Green announces massive US tour
Tireless pop-punk songwriter Colleen Green will embark on an ambitious nationwide tour this month, following a successful run of overseas dates. These shows, which cover markets in the South, East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast, will feature Colleen flanked by drummer Casey Weissbuch (who played on Colleen’s I Want to Grow Up, one of the year’s ...
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Stream La Luz's Weirdo Shrine via NPR Music
Starting today, you can enjoy all eleven tracks off of Weirdo Shrine, the second album from Seattle “surf noir” outfit La Luz, via NPR Music’s exclusive First Listen album stream. Recorded earlier this year with producer/engineer Ty Segall in a San Dimas surf shop-cum-studio (where else?), Weirdo Shrine finds La Luz’s sound at its most saturated...
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Grave Babies' Holographic Violence out now!
Today sees the release of Holographic Violence, Grave Babies’ third full-length and second for Hardly Art, available on CD, LP, and digital formats. Recorded with drummer Mark Gajadhar (Blood Brothers) at his Orcas Island studio, the new record is the band’s most complex and accomplished work to date, on which lead singer/guitarist Danny Wahlfel...
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Watch a stunning new video for Gem Club's "Braid"
With “Braid,” Boston’s Gem Club adds another captivating, enigmatic video to their catalog. As seen earlier today on Noisey, the Christian Palmer-directed video is rife with surreal, disturbing, and enchanting visuals which correspond perfectly with the ennui-soaked composition by Gem Club songwriter Christopher Barnes. Watch here or at the link...