Having received critical praise for his debut album World, You Need A Change Of Mind, Kindness releases the robustly romantic ‘House‘ on June 18th, a new single backed with a selection of unheard mixes from friends and collaborators who worked on his debut LP. Stream the ‘House’ EP in its entirety HERE ‘House’ EP Tracklist: 1) House 2) SEOD (Zdar Dub) 3) Swingin’ Party (Drumless) 4) Gee Up (Erol Alkans…
Who are you and how long have you been active? sMALLTIME is: Danny Van – Lead Vocal and Rhythm Guitar Kenny Goorabian – Lead Guitar and Backing Vocals Steve Clayton – Bass guitar and backing vocals Dusty Slaybaugh – Drums We’ve been together about 2 years What’s your recording setup? How does a track move from initial thought to finished effort? Well this project we recorded in a old church…
“Learn Me Right” – an original song featuring British-born singer and songwriter Birdy, will be featured on the upcoming soundtrack to the animated Disney*Pixar film Brave, which will be released by Walt Disney Records on June 19th. The track was written, arranged, and produced by Grammy-nominated British folk-rock group Mumford & Sons. “We liked the idea of having a girl like Birdy sing,” says the group’s leader Marcus Mumford.…
Boston’s debutantes of decadent death groove SEXCREMENT, fresh off the release of their new album Sloppy Seconds, have unleashed another track of hedonistic heaviness on their Facebook & brand new ReverbNation pages. “Heels Up” is a song chock full of the band’s signature mix of pummeling extreme metal soaked in perversity sure to make you bob your head up and down with alarming urgency. The tune is the second…
Listen To and Download “Act of Truth” Here! Tour Dates 6/23 – Inciting HQ – Philadelphia, PA 6/24 – Gansevoort Park – New York, NY (DJ Set @ 5:30PM) 6/29 – T.T.’s The Bears – Boston, MA 6/30 – Paperbox – Brooklyn, NY (Split 7″ Release Party) 7/20 – South Park Tavern – Dayton, OH 7/21 – Big Day In Festival 2 – Columbus, OH 7/27 – Big Snow Buffalo…
Having recently announced his forthcoming album, America, out August 28th (North America) / August 27th (Rest of the world) on Domino, Dan Deacon is set to head out on a major headlining North American tour this autumn, performing with his streamlined ensemble of two drummers — Jeremy Hyman of Boredoms, Ponytail; Kevin O’Meara of Videohippos — with America producer Chester Endersby Gwazda joining Dan on electronics. Dan Deacon shows are…
Eagle Rock Entertainment is proud to announce the July 24 simultaneous release on DVD and Blu-ray of Secret World Live from Peter Gabriel. This version has been fully restored and remastered from the original film and features many of Peter Gabriel’s hits including “Steam”, “Sledgehammer”, “Don’t Give Up”, “In Your Eyes”, “Digging In The Dirt”, “Shaking The Tree” and “Solsbury Hill”. [Pre-book Order Date June 29, MSRP $14.98 for DVD,…
On August 28, Blix Street/Crooked Crown Records will release Change The Ending, the new album from acclaimed singer-songwriter-producer Maia Sharp. The record features guest vocals by The Rescue’s Adrianne Gonzales, Garrison Starr, Dawn Thomas and Bonnie Raitt. Sharp will be touring with Raitt in October and can be heard on the nine-time GRAMMY® winner’s new album, Slipstream. Fans can check out the poignant lead single, “Me After You,” beginning…
Tonight Alive will be releasing a special acoustic album this summer, featuring an acoustic version of every song on their current album What Are You So Scared Of? The album will only be available exclusively at the Tonight Alive booth and the Fearless Records booth at Vans Warped Tour from June 16. The explosive Australian quintet will be bringing their female-fronted pop punk to the Kevin Says Stage at the…
Fresh from seeing the Olympic Torch arrive safely in Belfast and performing a free concert in front of City Hall in celebration of the event, General Fiasco have now confirmed details of a new single ‘Bad Habits’ and their second album due for this summer. ‘Unfaithfully Yours’ contains twelve tracks of classic pop, rock and infectious tunes including ‘The Age You Start Losing Friends’ which was picked up last year…
Diablo III has been a long time coming. The initial Diablo was one of the first RPGs I had the chance to play, while I got in to Diablo II a few years ago. The gameplay elements are largely the same, but have been tightened up to create one of the most catchy and high replay titles we have reviewed. The classes (Witch Doctor, Barbarian, Wizard, Monk, and Demon…
After the very recent release of their EP Perspective, it is with heavy hearts that vocalist Elliot Coleman and TESSERACT have parted ways. A statement from bassist Amos Williams can be seen below: “Sadly, our good buddy Elliot has decided to leave team TesseracT. We’d like to thank Elliot for everything he has done for us. We have loved having him be a part of this beast. He…
We love Ripped Freak as a fat burner; there are a perfect blend of compounds that are in different workout supplements that are paired with bleeding-edge additions. As a result, Pharmafreak has created in Ripped Freak a product that will provide the energy that individuals need to make the best possible workout. The product has considerable versatility; one can write a paper, exercise, or just put in an eight…
Five Finger Death Punch premiered the video for “Coming Down” on VEVO today (http://vevo.ly/MJer5v). The visually arresting video that addresses teen suicide was directed by Nick Peterson, with Randi Wilens serving as executive producer, in association with NXTdream Films LLC. The final screen of the music video offers a call to action in sharing, “Don’t ignore the chance to get help for you or someone you know who might be…
This is one of the few EPs that we have had the opportunity to review that showcases the variety of different sides to a band. Where there are introductory efforts that are typically presented to listeners, the five cuts on No Man’s Land provide listeners with a sense of what each member brings to the table, how these different influences and styles interact, and where the band may take listeners…
The Slats “Boom Patrol” is weird. The music is dancy while their lyrics are repetitive and sometimes grating. Overall, I think fans of powerpop and indie alike will appreciate the album. But I felt confused and not overly impressed by the disc. I don’t really like the vocals, it is not my style. The music has the potential to catch me, but never really does. It doesn’t sound much…
Following up on the hugely successful reggae tribute albums of Dub Side of the Moon (2003), Radiodread (2006) and Easy Star’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band (2009) comes the reggae adaptation of the greatest selling record of all time – Michael Jackson’s Thriller. The album titled Easy Star’s Thrillah will be released August 28, 2012 (a day before the 53rd anniversary of Jackson’s birth). Easy Star’s Thrillah brings back several of…
I believe that live albums typically a little more than greatest hits recorded through a tin can> Sure, there are solid live recordings but a great many are extraneous at the least. Peter Gabriel has done a tremendous amount of footwork for Live Blood, essentially re-writing some of eir greatest hits and providing roles to an expansive group (over 40 players). Gabriel has taken tracks from all parts of…
LexRox hits on a number of distinct genres. In Go All In, hints of Avril Lavigne, Selena Gomez, and Miley Cyrus unite to make for something that will eagerly be eaten up by the tween set. The high energy of Go All In continues throughout the track’s three and a half minutes. LexRox’s vocal harmonizations simultaneously further the narrative quality of the track and make the effort that much more…
Slang starts out their “Every Day” with a style of rock that does not have any specific ties to current styles. In fact, the slightly gritty style of the vocals present on “That Is Why” seems to play to the era of rockers like Don Henley. The instrumentation on the track does not give listeners too much of a reason to stick with the album, so the duty of…