Hungary based alternative rockers The Hellfreaks are giving fans an emotional performance this week with the release of their new single and music video “Red Sky (Unplugged).” Released this past Friday, The Hellfreaks reimagined their 2019 single “Red Sky,” giving it a bit of a slower and silkier instrumental and vocal track. Released on the band’s album God On The Run, “Red Sky” is
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Black History Month: 5 Black Musicians To Check Out
In 1976 President Gerald Ford recognized Black History Month for the first time on a federal level, stating the holiday would “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” Now, 45 years since this initial declaration, Black History Month has been celebrated every February and helped to bring awareness to the issues
A New Kind Of Fundraiser: The Bury Your Memories Festival
The pop-punk community are coming together this evening for a great cause in the form of a virtual music festival. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brian Swindle (@brianswindle) The Bury Your Memories Festival, which will go live tonight at 6pm EST on YouTube, was created by filmmaker and activist Jason Zoblin as an effort to raise money for the Abramson
Quarantine Questionnaire: Gambling Hearts
When rock band Gambling Hearts were recording and writing new music in 2019 they never anticipated that they wouldn’t be able to share it with live audiences. But as the COVID-19 pandemic began shutting down the entertainment industry out of an abundance of caution and fear of concerts becoming super-spreader events, artists like Gambling Hearts were forced to re-think their release strategies and find
All Time Low Announce Graphic Novel
All Time Low are extending their creative talents beyond music and wine making this week with the announcement of their new graphic novel, “Young Renegades.” Sharing a namesake with the band’s 2017 album Last Young Renegade, the graphic novel was written by Tres Dean and illustrated by Robert Wilson IV and Megan Huang. Set to officially release in June of this year, the book
New Music Friday: New Year, New Tunes Vol. IV
The first month of 2021 is officially coming to an end, and it has been anything but relaxed. With a new president, new celebrity scandals and a surprising (and confusing) stock market revolution- the past four weeks have been anything but “normal.” But where there is weird news there is also new music, and this week was once more stock full of new releases
Fab The Duo Reimagine P!nk’s “So What”
It is not often that you hear an artist take another artist’s song, change up the entire vibe, and pull it off almost better than the original artist did. But Fab The Duo are here to show fans of late 2000s pop music that they are capable of doing just that by tackling the iconic 2008 hit “So What.” Originally a punk-rock inspired anthem
The Vaughns Release New EP “rom-coms + take-out”
If you are looking for an artist that fits perfectly in theme with both an indie movie soundtrack and a relaxing weekend at home, look no further than The Vaughns. Formed in 2014, the indie rock duo made up of Anna Lies and Ryan Kenter have been hard at work creating perfectly crafted tunes that reflect various life circumstances and milestones. And after signing
ØPALS Release New Single “Middle of the Night”
Philadelphia based ØPALS are ready to share their mental health journey with the release of their new single “Middle of the Night.” https://youtu.be/clOfHDujVF8 Released this morning, “Middle of the Night” is an electro-pop anthem seeped in positivity and empowerment. Inspired by singer/songwriter Ale Gibson’s own battles with mental health, the new single was written as a catchy, dance inspiring ode to standing up and
Devin Kennedy, Caroline Kole Team Up For “Mean To Me”
Being lost in your own head can often be a frightening experience. With anxiety, feelings of depression, and a tendency to overthink running rampant within our brains, it’s easy to find ourselves in a spiraling pattern of self doubt and insecurity. Especially in a year when we are not allowed to get the same level of social exposure as previous years- these feelings can
