Mega Ran has released a new song called “Recess”. The song features JER and Stacked Like Pancakes. It is off Buddy’s Magic Toy Box which will be out on September 15.
PunkNews.org On Mega Ran’s New “Recess” (ft. JER and Stacked Like Pancakes)
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48 Hills weighs in on the new single from The Helltones, “When We’re Moving,” writing, ” This band is exactly what I envision when I think of a rock and roll outfit… screeches and howls, rough and ready for the primal devotee.”
This band is exactly what I envision when I think of a rock and roll outfit. The Helltones perform with screeches and howls, rough and ready for the primal devotee. Based out of Oakland, they describe themselves as a six-piece surf-soul rock and roll outfit that celebrates a wide swath of retro music and culture, recycling snippets from early garage rock, Motown, surf, and blues. I particularly like that.
Glide Magazine debuts new single, “Burn Down,” from Shannon Clark & the Sugar, noting, “The band turns a dire theme into a significant musical prayer of hope and redemption.”
Glide is premiering the fervently emotive “Burn Down” from Shannon Clark & The Sugar that resonates with the narrative flair of early Lyle Lovett and the expansive roots rock colors of Rodney Crowell. The band turns a dire theme into a significant musical prayer of hope and redemption while glaringly reflecting on how the world can do a 180 on you in a split second.
Riff Magazine include new single from The Helltones, “When We’re Moving,” in their new music roundup, noting its “breezy throwback surf-rock sound with touches of doo-wop and psychedelia.”
The Helltones, “When We’re Moving” – Bay Area garage rockers The Helltones have a breezy throwback surf-rock sound with touches of doo-wop and psychedelia. “When We’re Moving,” about going out dancing with your friends, has a ’70s R&B feel to it with organ, saxophone and wah-inflected guitar.
God is in the TV debuts new video from The Handsome Family for “The King of Everything,” writing, “The video brings the song to vivid life, its striking technicolour imagery reflecting the universality of the words and music.”
“The grandeur of the ‘The King of Everything’ required colors brighter than real life so I turned to art. I hope my scribblings convey the weightless glory of being, even for a moment, the center of the universe.”
These are the words of Rennie Sparks – who, alongside her songwriting and marriage partner Brett Sparks, is one half of The Handsome Family – as she talks about ‘The King of Everything’, a song which foretells the arrival of the group’s eleventh studio album, Hollow, due for release on the 8th of September 2023.
Under the Radar Mag debuts new single from The Handsome Family, “The King of Everything,” noting, “In contrast to their darker fare, the track offers a regal and sun-lit diversion from their usual arrangements.”
Brett and Rennie show off their talent for winding, idiosyncratic instrumentation and magnetic melodies with “The King of Everything.” The track centers around Brett’s colorful harpsichord and sonorous vocal tones, along with a breezy, spotlit guitar solo in its mid-section. In contrast to their darker fare, the track offers a regal and sun-lit diversion from their usual arrangements, settling into a reverie of naturalistic and carefree imagery.