Signed to Lovers Music, and endorsed by Iggy Pop who says “they are young talented and going places”, False Heads have been releasing single after single while building up a dedicated fan base. Luke Griffiths, Barney Nash and Jake Elliott are the guys who make up the talented U.K. based rock group that is quickly gaining traction in the music world. False Heads have finally … Continue reading False Heads drop single from upcoming debut LP
girlcrush is out with their latest single “Manchild” which becomes their 3rd official release. The band is quickly gaining a following in Denmark, where they are based, which is no surprise to us as they have been releasing catchy tunes with political messages. This new song, “Manchild” is intriguing from the very beginning. The bass pulses with a simple drum groove as the vocal comes … Continue reading Girlcrush sing about smashing the patriarchy in “Manchild”
Hailing from The Shetland Isles, Scotland, Forgotten Sons, have released their latest collection of music, an EP titled “Angst and Apathy.” The rockers start off this EP in ballad form with a beautifully played piano, accompanied by strings on the introduction song “Tiden Leger Alle Sar.” Forgotten Sons then descend into their regular punk rock fashion on “Time Heals All.” The next track picks up … Continue reading Forgotten Sons “Angst and Apathy” EP Review
To be honest, the song is about smashing your partner’s cell phone in a desperate bid for attention. – Luke Bentham (guitar, vocals) The Dirty Nil is a loud punk band that has a very distinct style. Their songs often involve pounding drums, distorted electric guitars, and dramatic vocals that are frequently melodic and sometimes over-the-top in terms of energy. This is what makes The … Continue reading The Dirty Nil releases “Idiot Victory” & announces Headlining Tour
The Small Calamities claim that they were going for an “emo guitar meets Grandaddy synth” vibe on their newest song “house lights.” House lights is the 4th single to be dropped from their upcoming LP. The song is filled with synths and an impressive bass line that demand attention! The vocals of the song really throw us back to early emo and some pop punk … Continue reading The Small Calamities mix genres for a truly unique song
The Backseat Lovers are an alt-rock band based out of Salt Lake City, UT. They recorded their first album in 2018 and have been on an upward trajectory to success ever since then. They are best known for their soulful lyrics, hypnotic live performances, and masterful studio recordings. Earlier this week they dropped a captivating new single “Just A Boy” to tease their West Coast … Continue reading The Backseat Lovers, Release New Track “Just a Boy” To Kick Off Their Upcoming West Coast Tour
“For various reason I found myself in a lot of hospital waiting rooms last year and my mind started thinking about all the major life events that happen in these sterile rooms. Your PET scan (brain on drugs) is our triumphs, regrets, loves and loses all shown in the vibrant flashes of you PET scans.” – Ralph Pellymounter Catchy from the first line that is … Continue reading Ralph Pellymounter Sings of the Human Experience in “Your PET Scan (Brain on Drugs)”
Color Cult is a high-energy pop punk act with a fuzzy edge. Their newest song “Invisible Monster” is about the frustration of running into your ex quite a bit because you share the same friend groups and social circles. It’s about being haunted by your ex, and not being able to get over them completely because you keep running into them over and over again. … Continue reading Dark Lyrics & Upbeat Music…Introducing Color Cult
The Danish pop-punk queer trio Girlcrush is out with their sophomore single, which is self titled. It is a follow up to their track “Take My Clothes Off” which has been streamed over 22,000 times on Spotify. Their self-titled song “Girlcrush” is a poppy song with rhythmic vocals. The lyrics focus on what the singer finds appealing about their crush but also dives into some … Continue reading PRIDE RADAR: Danish Queer Trio, Girlcrush
True Sounds of Liberty, better know as T.S.O.L., have been active in the punk scene since 1978 and have never shied away from being political. They have now taken Louis Armstrong’s classic song “What A Wonderful World” and covered it, with a spin. It’s a parody version, that showcases some of the political horrors that are happening in the world right now. It’s an … Continue reading T.S.O.L. drop political parody of Louis Armstrong hit
