Today, GRAMMY® Award-winning, multi-platinum singer-songwriter, actor, and New York Times best-selling author, COREY TAYLOR (Slipknot, Stone Sour) releases “Talk Sick” – the third new song taken from his upcoming 2nd solo studio album, CMF2.
Montreal new-age punk outfit NOBRO are back with their first single of 2023. “Let’s Do Drugs” is a tongue-in-cheek romp with crashing percussion, gnarled guitar lines, and raspy vocals. “A ‘dumb’ rock song about getting older,” vocalist and bassist Kathryn McCaughey explains that “it’s about wanting to have one more wild night, while having no business doing so and failing miserably. Musically it’s a middle ground between maybe ‘(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)’ and ‘Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap’ but only the dumbest bits of those songs, distilled into something even more dumb. It’s like shotgunning a beer then immediately puking on yourself.” It’s accompanied by a raucous music video.
Canadian indie-pop powerhouse Yukon Blonde will release Shuggie – their first full-length album since the 2020 critically acclaimed LP Vindicator – on October 12 via Dine Alone Records. Along with the announcement, the band share the irresistible new track, “You Always Get What You Want”. Listen here.
Hey Major—multi-instrumentalist brothers Mickaël Fortin and Raphaël Fortin—release a driving new single “M.I.A (Missing In Action)” today, ahead of their sophomore album, Down The Ride, out September 22nd on Indica Records. “M.I.A” speaks on the challenges of unrequited love and the strain that it puts on a relationship. “In an era where love can be forced and found everywhere, we’ve all experienced waiting for answers,” the duo says. “Missing in action after a night spent together. Missing in action after opening yourself to someone else. We all have limits to our patience and devotion.”
Further to climbing the charts with her latest summer single “Little Things”, today, Jorja Smith has
unveiled her third offering of 2023 in the form of “GO GO GO”; a propulsive indie-adjacent track that nods to Jorja’s
teen love of groups like Jaws, The Kooks and Bombay Bicycle Club. “‘GO GO GO’ is kind of a f-you song. Why do people
have to kiss and tell, kind of vibe.” she candidly states. “I’m in my little alternative bag, but I’ve always kind of been in
it. People might be like, ‘I didn’t expect this’, but I’m like: ‘well, I would!’”