Posts tagged with "indie rock"

Steve Aoki × End of the World

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Steve Aoki 2x-Grammy-nominated artist Steve Aoki and Multi-Platinum Tokyo-based group End of the World released the brand new self-titled End of the World today Beautifully synchronizing the individual styles of both artists, the single sees End of the World lead singer Fukase’s whispery falsetto smoothly glide over Aoki’s signature electronic groove. The track pulses with positive energy from start […]

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OSCAR LANG – 21ST CENTURY HOBBY

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Oscar Lang Shares Video For 21st Century Hobby, debut album Chew The Scenery Out August 13 on Dirty Hit “Oscar Lang’s lo-fi pop tunes will worm their way into your brain and take up residence for the foreseeable future” – The Fader “Much-needed sonic sunshine” – Notion “Oscar Lang is the nonchalant guitar nerd about to conduct a […]

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K.D.A.P. – Influences

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You may know Kevin Drew as the leader of Toronto indie-rock ensemble Broken Social Scene but let’s imagine that he wasn’t. Instead, let’s imagine that the young man who spent his early 20s obsessing over Brian Eno’s ambient works, Morricone soundtracks, Chicago post-rock and the early Warp Records catalogue never left the basement, never met […]

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Inhaler – It Won’t Always Be Like This

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Inhaler released their new single “It Won’t Always Be Like This.”The song was featured as Annie Mac’s Hottest Record In The World on Radio 1 alongside a video directed by James Slater. Watch the video for “It Won’t Always Be Like This” HERE.  Sharing its name with the band’s debut album, “It Won’t Always Be […]

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THE SNUTS ANNOUNCE FALL US HEADLINE TOUR

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TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW HERE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED DEBUT ALBUM W.L. AVAILABLE NOW HERE Rising Scottish indie rockers The Snuts have announced they will embark on their first ever US headline tour this Fall. The tour will kick off on October 5 in Baltimore, MD, and wrap on October 14 in San Francisco, CA. Girlhouse will provide support. Tickets for all dates are […]

RITT MOMNEY – PUT YOUR RECORDS ON

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By Cassandra Yany Ritt Momney released the music video for his version of Corinne Bailey Rae’s “Put Your Records On” Thursday. In the video produced by Overcast and directed by Daniel Jordan K, a young boy’s daydream is brought to life and he sees himself as a future pop star in a psychedelic dreamscape. The […]

Healy – Back in Time

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Memphis based singer/songwriter/producer Healy releases his latest track and accompanying visual for “Back in Time” ft. Public Library Commute today (listen/watch here). “”Back in Time,” much like “Nikes On,” has the central theme of time,” says Healy of the track.  “I really overthink a lot and spend a lot of my energy reliving the past while […]

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Steve Aoki × Frank Walker × AJ Mitchell 

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Today, two-time Grammy-nominated DJ/producer Steve Aoki, alongside rising fellow DJ/producer Frank Walker, and pop singer-songwriter, MTV Push/Vevo LIFT Artist, AJ Mitchell drop a refreshing high-energy summer collaboration “Imagine.” This new single calls us to imagine everything that comes with a relationship blending Aoki’s signature electro-pop sound with Walker’s dance-pop and Mitchell’s smoot breezy vocals, and […]

Peach Pit × “Black Licorice”

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PEACH PIT SHARES VIDEO FOR “BLACK LICORICE” SOPHOMORE ALBUM YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS OUT APRIL 3 Peach Pit has shared the official video for “Black Licorice” from their forthcoming sophomore album You and Your Friends, which will be released April 3 via Columbia Records. Directed by Lester Lyons-Hookham, the visual follows the band rocking matador […]

Local Natives Concert Review

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On Saturday night, a five-piece-indie-rock band, Local Natives brought the energy to the Palladium with their symphonic tones, unique instrumentals, and airy soft lyrics. The LA native band played multiple songs throughout the night from their new album Violet Streets. This album explores adulthood, love, and friendships. The band opened the show with a piece called “Vogue” from […]