Holy smokes, you nailed that. Speaking of the awesome band, Muse, brand spanking new! They are on tour this summer and on my must-see list.
OT: New Music (Released January 2020 or Later)
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We saw a band called WHORES as a support act for Corrosion of Conformity that past weekend in New Orleans. Tough name for a band, and their sound is even tougher--deemed Noise rock. I never listened to them before. I leaned over to the guy next to me after their set, and I set they sound like a cross between Helmet and The Melvins. So, I looked them up, and they said their influences are Helmet and The Melvins. Ha.
Anyway, this is from their 2024 release that is one of their most palatable songs for the masses:
They play live with a ferocity reminiscent of Bad Brains and Black Flag. Yeah, it's noise, but I like loud noise music. It's a form of sonic therapy.
Anyway, this is from their 2024 release that is one of their most palatable songs for the masses:
They play live with a ferocity reminiscent of Bad Brains and Black Flag. Yeah, it's noise, but I like loud noise music. It's a form of sonic therapy.
New from NYC "post-hardcore" (dumb label) Quicksand. Not hardcore at all, just rock n roll:
First new music from A Perfect Circle, with Maynard James Keenan (also Tool, Puscifer) and NJ's own Billy Howerdel (West Milford High School), who was a guitar tech for tool and several other bands before forming A Perfect Circle with MJK.
Actually, right now my latest favorite is Coming Through from this year's Drugcember first night, where Adam really lets go with an extended solo at the end of the tune. Brings a smile to my face with every listen.There's a live version of Harmonia's Dream that's currently on You Tube from a show the band did last week in Philadelphia at a club called Johnny Brenda's.
They did shows there on the 18th, 19th and the 20th. The show on the 20th included visits from Kurt Vile and Joe Walsh. After doing two of his own tunes, Walsh joined Granduciel for an absolutely awesome version of the Drugs' Under the Pressure. Both killed it with their guitar work. It's my new favorite thing to listen to.
Another new one from Death Cab for Cutie- this rocks a little bit harder and swings more than their more melodic songs:
The Speaker Wars with Stan Lynch from Tom Petty's Heartbreakers. Solid track.
And today, Death Cab comes back with something more in line with the Death Cab playbook. Beautiful, melodic song. Ben Gibbard has a wonderful way with words.
Every day I awake
Like a stone over water
Skipping across a lake
Before I sink to the bottom
And how I wish I could say
That I’m immune to the mirror
With temples fading to grey
I’m seeing the end drawing nearer
But I’m trying to hold it together
I’m trying to sleep through the night
I’ve got my windows open to the weather
And I keep telling my friends I’m alright
Yeah I’m trying to hold it together
Trying to take the first step
Into the arms of wherever
Whenever
Wow, new Weezer, and best opening line for a song in a while..
Happy birthday
Thanks for the valium
And thank you for the stack of dirty magazines
Happy birthday
Thanks for the valium
And thank you for the stack of dirty magazines
I've been listening to The Band Feel a lot recently. Discovered them scrolling Instagram and dug them. Saw them play a free outdoor show last summer, down here and Texas and became hooked. Seems like they are starting to get a little bigger now. They have a retro, Zeppelin-y vibe. If you're into that sort of thing, I highly recommend them.
Saw them open for the Black Crowes at MusikFest in Bethlehem last summer. Solid band and very entertaining!
Rudy Sarzo, bassist in Quiet Riot among other bands, releasing music on his own. This is a nice, melodic song.
