Today marks the first new music the world has heard from Sick of Sarah since their 2011 release 2205. Stream "Rooftops," the first single from their Anthem EP due out June 30 exclusively at EW.com and catch them on tour this spring (dates here).
Minneapolis all-girl rock band Sick of Sarah have just announced their US spring tour dubbed "Place Your Bets" which will kick off April 5 in Nashville and cruise up the East coast, through the midwest, and all the way West with dates in NYC, Chicago, LA, Houston, and just about everywhere in between.
Check out the full schedule of dates HERE and snag your tickets via their official site HERE.
An exciting day for DC band Mittenfields, as they announce the April 28 release of their debut LP Optimists and share the title track with Consequence of Sound.
"The title track for the album certainly lives up to its cheery name. A power pop guitar riff sets the excited tone early over thumping drums. Frontman Dave Mann channels his inner Win Butler as his voice emphatically rises and falls across the sharply produced track. It all comes together in one driven, guitar ripping rocker."
Who is up for some post-SXSW totally unofficial, totally free, and totally awesome Sunday fun???
We've got a super-crew of Savannah bands (Triathalon, Crazy Bag Lady, Boy Harsher) plus Dott all the way from Ireland, Dead Leaf Echo from NYC, and Austin's own My Education with DJ sets from Rachel of Experimental Aircraft in between. Come hang at Spiderhouse Ballroom noon-5pm on Sunday, March 22!
Savannah, GA label Furious Hooves has just announced their contribution to Record Store Day 2015, a basketball-themed 12" compilation featuring side projects and members of Wild Nothing, Mac DeMarco, Triathalon, Sauna Heat, and more!
Today, Culture Collide shared the first single, a new Homeshake jam with "highly addictive bass line and sparkly guitar riff that makes you feel like you’re chilling through a slow hot night."
"With a near operatic sweep and the grandeur of Florence and the Machine, Crystal Bright and the Silver Hands’ “Fall of the Seraph” is a dramatic number that proves a powerful portent to the North Carolina group’s upcoming full-length, The Absolute Elsewhere." - PopMatters
