Does "a blast of retro fuzz and howling garage rock riffs" sound like something you need in your life right now? If so, you should go check out Bummerville's new single "C U Gone" over at Post-Trash, who have the premiere today.
March 8-10, 2018 will mark the eighth consecutive occurrence of our favorite southern music festival, Savannah Stopover. The event that takes place in venues across charming downtown Savannah will host 80 bands from across the country (and Canada!) including regional favorites of Montreal, Bronx hip-hop artist Kemba, breakout country star Colter Wall, Seattle's The Cave Singers, and so many more. Huffington Post had the exclusive on the second wave lineup announcement yesterday. Head HERE to read their profile of the festival including comments from several bands who have performed Stopover before and hit play below to preview the 2018 lineup! Tickets are available HERE.
The Fleeting Ends are a group of Philadelphia native musicians that have reformed and reclaimed the name after the original lineup parted ways in 2014. Frontman Matthew Vantine is back with a new band and a new collection of songs due out February 16. The first single, "20 Something," premiered today at Atwood Magazine called the song "athemic" and "the sort of reintroduction most bands only dream of."
Long-standing NYC jazz group New York Electric Piano are seeing the release of their seventh studio album today via Fervor Records. "It’s an atmospheric, albeit groove-heavy set of contemporary jazz and fusion that finds a good balance between ambiance and rhythm," says Jeff Terich of Treble Zine, where the album premiered. Stream Road to Joy on Spotify or purchase from Fervor Records and enjoy single "Road to Joy" below.
Narrow Head are embarking on a tour of the West Coast and have a new album in the works, but for now, they've shared a fuzzy new single over at New Noise Magazine. The track, "Bulma," harkens back to your 90s emo days--distorted guitars, hazy vocals and tight drumming makes this one meant to be played at a high volume. New Noise thinks this song soars: " The track feels at one with the sky above, giving a warm atmosphere that shines through the cloudier of days." Take a listen below and check out if Narrow Head will be in a city near you soon.
Tour Dates:
Jan 11 – Tucson, AZ @ Club Congress
Jan 12 – Los Angeles, CA @ Top Space
Jan 13 – Fullerton, CA @ Programme
Jan 14 – Oakland, CA @ tba
Jan 15 – San Francisco, CA @ tba
Jan 16 – Eugene, OR @ Voodoo Donuts
Jan 17 – Portland, OR @ Blackwater
Jan 18 – Olympia, WA @ tba
Jan 19 – Seattle, WA @ Black Lodge
Jan 20 – Vancouver, BC @ Subculture Club
The Cabin Fever will be releasing their new EP, Exercise The Demon, next month. From this EP, they've just premiered a new video for the track, "Simon Says" over at Substream Magazine. The folks over at Substream compare the group to both The Replacements and Pearl Jam, and laud the video for its lo-fi production, saying that the song and the editing "create a total package that you can’t bring yourself to look away from." Take a peek for yourself below or over at Substream and be sure to pre-order your copy of Exercise The Demon, which will be out February 2.
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