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LUCIUS’ NEW SONG “DANCE AROUND IT” FEAT. BRANDI CARLILE AND SHERYL CROW DEBUTS TODAY

LUCIUS’ NEW SONG “DANCE AROUND IT” FEAT. BRANDI CARLILE AND SHERYL CROW DEBUTS TODAY

Mar 16 2022

Acclaimed indie pop band Lucius’ new song, “Dance Around It” is out today – watch / share the joyful music video HERE. Reflecting on the song, Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe share, “In many ways ‘Dance Around It’ cracked the intention for the entire record; to dance through the darkness. To take what may have been isolating and internal, and instead, make it loud, and put it on display – give it legs to dance. When we brought it to the studio, we asked our dear friends and collaborators (pinch me) Sheryl Crow and Brandi Carlile to sing with us; they were so present and instrumental during the writing and recording of our record – and hearing them sing on this track felt like dancing through that last part of a dark tunnel.”

Cancer Bats Drop New Single ‘Lonely Bong’; New Album Psychic Jailbreak Out April 15 Via Bat Skull Records

Cancer Bats Drop New Single ‘Lonely Bong’; New Album Psychic Jailbreak Out April 15 Via Bat Skull Records

Mar 10 2022

Today, Canadian hardcore punk heavyweights Cancer Bats have dropped a second track and video, “Lonely Bong”, from their anticipated forthcoming seventh studio album Psychic Jailbreak. The new LP will be released on April 15, 2022 through their own label Bat Skull Records in partnership with New Damage Records in Canada. One of the first tracks to be written for the new record, “Lonely Bong” fuses together punishing hard-hitting drums and southern-rock tinged riffs with frontman Liam Cormier’s signature vocal intensity.

On “Lonely Bong” drummer Mike Peters shares: 

“Lonely Bong is a song about life on the road and being in a band. It was a big lifestyle change for us when the pandemic happened and we couldn’t tour. We missed it a lot. Playing music, seeing friends and fans from around the world. We didn’t even see each other for over a year. LB is a homage to the road life and the blessing it’s been in our lives.”

ALEXISONFIRE ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM OTHERNESS OUT JUNE 24 ON DINE ALONE RECORDS

ALEXISONFIRE ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM OTHERNESS OUT JUNE 24 ON DINE ALONE RECORDS

Mar 10 2022

Today, ALEXISONFIRE is excited to announce Otherness, the first full-length album in over 13 years from the band Rolling Stone declared “put Canadian post-hardcore on the map.” Otherness will be released on June 24 via Dine Alone Records. The album features 10 new tracks including the explosive first single, “Sweet Dreams Of Otherness” which can be heard HERE. The album is produced by AOF and mixed by punk stalwart Jonah Falco (Fucked Up, Career Suicide). Says George Pettit, “This song was largely Dallas’ brain child but over the course of writing this record it became more of a mission statement for the band. It’s kind of about performance and embracing a new found confidence in a state of peculiarity.”

INDIE POP DUO TANDM RELEASE NEW CHRISTMAS SINGLE

INDIE POP DUO TANDM RELEASE NEW CHRISTMAS SINGLE

Feb 19 2022

(Toronto, ON – November 17, 2021) – Indie pop and ambient rock band TANDM return with a special single and music video for their new track “Warm Me Up”. Originally written as a Christmas song intended for an upcoming film/TV sync placement, the band loved how the recording turned out and wanted to share the song with fans ahead of the holiday season. “Warm Me Up” is about finding warmth in the company of others on Christmas.

TRENCH SHARE NEW SINGLE “BE ALL END ALL”

TRENCH SHARE NEW SINGLE “BE ALL END ALL”

Feb 19 2022

(February 16, 2021) – Calgary-based TRENCH have shared the song “Be All End All” from their upcoming EP Encased in Chrome, out via New Damage on March 18.

“‘Be All End All’ explores the inner hatred of humanity that has consumed so many,” the band says. The track is a foreboding display of massive riffs, thunderous percussion, and rasping samples, all of which merge to create the soundtrack to a simple message: all is not lost. The listener is left remembering that “the balance of hate becomes the ‘Be All End All.'”