The Head and the Heart Are Bringing Their Debut Album Back to Life This Spring
Fifteen years ago, The Head and the Heart self-released a folk-pop record out of Seattle that would go on to earn RIAA Platinum certification and introduce a generation of listeners to songs they'd be listening to for the rest of their lives. This May, the band is marking that anniversary the right way, by playing the whole thing front to back.
The Maine Release New Single Before 10th Studio Album
As The Maine gets ready to release their 10th studio album, Joy Next Door, on April 10th, they have been revealing parts of the new project. Their latest single Palms was released a few weeks ago joining singles Die to Fall and Quiet Part Loud.
Your Favorite Band Has Nothing to Say
There's a text message making the rounds on Threads. Or at least it was, briefly, before Cheekface posted it to Instagram and the indie internet quietly went a little feral about it. A casting director reaches out to the LA trio, says they're "one of the favorites" for a project. Big money. Come meet the director. The project, it turns out, is an AT&T commercial.
Integra Pink tackles immigration and hypocrisy with new genre-bending single “Spiderman Piñata”
Southern California Chicano art-rock band Integra Pink is no stranger to a genre blend, with the band often pulling inspiration for their music from rock, new wave, and Latin influences. Their latest single however takes the band’s natural skill of blending genres to the next level.
DJO announces summer headline Tour with Pond Alongside Sold-Out Run with Tame Impala
Hot off the release of his third studio album The Crux, and the culmination of a fully sold-out global tour, DJO decided his sold out stadium tour with Tame Impala wasn’t enough.