Austin, TX's Hunter Sharpe debuted their first single today via CraveOnline. The band will also be making appearances at SXSW next week. Full list of dates can be found HERE. Keep an eye out for more from this up and coming band. At just 19 years old, we can expect much more from Hunter in the future!
"Enjoy the brash, spastic, hook-rich gut punch of “Elephant Walk” by newcomer Hunter Sharpe." - Crave
Tetherball recently released Pheromone Food, their newest collection of songs since 2014's Whimsy LP, and today they share the final installment in the series of videos for the 4 songs on the EP. "Killing Moon" is a cover of the classic Echo and the Bunnymen song and Under the Gun Review was kind enough to host a premiere, which you can check out HERE.
Keep an eye out for much more from the fun and fantastic world of Tetherball coming soon!
New Hospital Ships LP The Past is not a Flood is out this Friday, March 11 on Graveface Records but today AllMusic has an exclusive stream of the full LP. You can check out "You and I" via Soundcloud below, and head over to the Graveface Bandcamp HERE to preorder but you gotta head HERE to stream the whole thing.
While he was on the road with Des Ark, Jordan Geiger (aka Hospital Ships) stopped off at Andy Byers' home in LA to record acoustic versions of all of the songs off his new LP The Past is Not a Flood. Today, we share "Nothing To Hide" via Austin Town Hall who say, "This is perhaps one of the album’s most personal songs, as well as the most direct in its simplicity."
Minneaplois-based rock band Sick of Sarah took the stage for AXS TV's Breaking Band series for a live studio performance. For the last song of the set, The Go Go's Belinda Carlisle joined them for a cover of their classic song "We Got the Beat". Check that out below and see more videos from the performance HERE.
The March 11 release of new Hospital Ships LP The Past Is Not A Flood is rapidly approaching, but to hold us over in the meantime, Crave Online premiered new track "You and I" today, saying "The heavenly oddity of Flaming Lips meets the poignantly delicate magic of Sigur Rós in the latest from Hospital Ships' upcoming new album."
