Brooklyn electro-rock band Stereo Off will be playing a Planned Parenthood/ACLU benefit show tomorrow night (Friday, January 6) at Union Hall, and today they have shared the second single from their new EP via Brightest Young Things. RSVP to the show HERE and check out the track below!
Pollen Rx have premiered the title track off their upcoming album earlier over at PureVolume. The track begins with a caustic guitar squeal that shows off the bands punk influences before they launch into the rest of the track, which slowly stirs its way into full on indie rock jam. There's a great tradeoff in male/female vocals that compliments the ever back and forth rhythm of the song. PureVolume says "Sunbelt Emptiness" has "the hallmarks of good songwriting;" take a listen and hear for yourself.
Serengeti and German producer Sicker Man have a new collaborative album due out this Friday, December 16 on Graveface Records. Consequence of Sound had the premiere of the most recent track from the album, comparing the stylings to a more orchestral and cheery Majical Cloudz. Check it out below and preorder the LP HERE.
Serengeti and Sicker Man are set to release a new LP, Doctor My Own Patience, via Graveface Records on December 16. Today, Tiny Mix Tapes has the premiere of a video for the second track off the album, "Boy."
Austin natives Pollen Rx have premiered the first single from their upcoming record, Sunbelt Emptiness, over at Impose Magazine. On "Sand In The Well" the garage punk rockers go endearingly off-kilter. It launches in with a pop of fast paced guitar and later on "leads us into a punk gem riddled with the crashing of cymbals and instrumentals." The song is a bright blast of high energy garage rock, so turn it up loud and take a listen.
Brooklyn's No Nets released Bright Light back in October, but today they've premiered the video for "Dark Matter" from that record over at Pancakes and Whiskey. The video shows the band jamming along altogether in a room bathed in blue light, providing the perfect setting for the group to frolic around to the pop punk instrumentation. "Dark Matter" is a fun song that still manages to harness a bit of snarl, which is captured quite well in the music video. According to the folks over at Pancakes and Whiskey, "'Dark Matter' balances on a tight-rope of punk and pop-rock sensibility that is refreshing and adventurous." Spend a few minutes with the band and find out.
