3 Songs: On Repeat (Extended Edition)
Hawthorne Heights
– “Just Another Ghost” (The Dayton-bred emo-punk survivors celebrate 14 years
as a band with the release of Bad
Frequencies, their sixth album and label debut for Pure Noise Records. Though they have matured, JT Woodruff and
crew haven’t lost a step as they tackle aging and fleeting youth with a
positive outlook alongside riffs as heavy and melodies as effortlessly catchy
as they first displayed on their statement-making 2004 debut album. Check out the standout single here with its
heavy riff and breakdown and soaring hook.) http://www.hawthorneheights.com/
Stream: https://soundcloud.com/purenoiserecs/05-just-another-ghost
Stream: https://soundcloud.com/purenoiserecs/05-just-another-ghost
William Matheny –
“Moon Over Kenova” (West Virginia alt-country
singer-songwriter William Matheny – former multi-instrumentalist of Southeast
Engine – released his excellent debut album, Strange Constellations last year on Misra Records. Hot on its heels is Moon Over Kenova, a new digital-only companion EP out today that features 2 new
songs as well as demos, alternate versions and covers including his humble cover
of Songs: Ohia’s “Just Be Simple”. The 14-track
EP is rounded out by eight live recordings, highlighted by his home state
performance on NPR’s Live on Mountain Stage.
Check out the twangy, instantly memorable title track here.) https://redeye.lnk.to/0dSnE3
Okkervil River – “Don’t
Move Back To L.A.” (After the more subdued and jazzier excursions of 2016’s Away, Will Sheff returns with his ninth
album titled, In The Rainbow Rain. Out today via ATO Records, the new album –
featuring the musicians that played and toured during the Away cycle – is contrastingly playful and fun with upbeat rhythms,
more electric guitars and colorful synths.
Likewise, the lyrics are a little less weighty and more inspiring,
including the true tale of his tracheotomy which was performed in him at a very
early age. ) http://www.okkervilriver.com/
Dr. Dog – “Heart
Killer” (Philly indie institution Dr. Dog have been laying down their blend of 60’s
pop and scruffy folk-rock for over fifteen years now and after a short break, are
set to release, Critical Equation,
today via Thirty Tigers. Instead of
recording the new album by their self in their own studio like always, they
went to L.A. to work with producer/engineer Gus Seyffert and the result finds
the band refreshed and as infectiously catchy as ever. Check out the power-pop hooks of the buzzing,
New Wave-informed standout single heard here.) https://www.drdogmusic.com/
Forth Wanderers –
“Nevermine” (After forming the band in New Jersey while in high school; Ohio-based
guitarist and songwriter Ben Guterl plays pen pals with New Jersey
vocalist/lyricist Ava Trilling to collaborate on their stunning self-titled
sophomore album and label debut for Sub Pop, out today. Brimming with emotion, anthemic melodies and
crisp yet jangly guitars, the duo along with - guitarist Duke Greene, bassist
Noah Schifrin, and drummer Zach Lorelli - creates exhilarating indie rock that
is fresh yet still somehow cures your pangs of nostalgia.) https://www.subpop.com/artists/forth_wanderers
Stream: https://youtu.be/ijBVTHEg5NI
Liz Brasher – “Outcast”
(Outcast, the debut EP from the multi-racial
Memphis singer/guitarist is out today on Fat Possum and shows both sides of the
performer. The first four tracks of the
6-song EP spotlight Brasher’s gritty, fuzzed-out blues-rock sound, including
the Doors-like organ freakouts of ”Body Of Mine”. The last two present her as a soul-bearing
belter of torch songs, showcasing her powerful voice as on the closing track,
“Cold Baby” with its stirring string arrangement and cascading guitars. This is the most promising debut of the year! Listen to the title track here with its reverb-rich
surf-rock riff and rhythm.) https://lizbrasher.bandcamp.com/album/outcast-ep
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