“The new single from Lauren Scott-Phillips is a gorgeous, folksy ode to lesbian love and intimacy, all the while challenging notions about the language we use to describe beauty, particularly with regard to women…The track is accompanied by a poignant video that captures candid moments of the couple as they prepared for the birth of their first child. While mainstream media shies away from describing the beauty of queer love in such unabashed terms, Scott-Phillips has gone in for the deep dive. Kudos.”
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Grateful Web covers Prinz Grizzley’s new song “Payback Day”
“Payback Day (I’ll Give No Warning),” a vintage blues-rock banger with honkytonk, roadhouse bar fight vibes, keeps up the momentum as the narrator drinks and plots his revenge. As was the case with “I Keep On Searching,” Comper only had to do a few touch-ups to what was already on tape to ready the track for release. He’s learned the hard way about dismissing unfinished material. “I used to just write tons of songs and I never finished them,” he says about his days with Golden Reef. “When you give it a second look, sometimes it’s a great song.”
EARMILK features SeepeopleS’ new video “Shame”
The alternative-pop tune explores the modern world we live in filled with fear and pain of living in a country under constant threat of violence, where safety can’t even be guaranteed in schools. Through somber piano keys, lush guitar riffs, and soft drums, this atmospheric track explores the fast-changing world we live in where the strong feed on the meek and gives listeners a brooding sense of urgency in real-time.
Americana UK Premieres Prinz Grizzley new single “Payback Day (I’ll Give No Warning)”
Today’s song has a stompin’ bluesy swamp-rock feel, as Prinz Grizzley told Americana UK: “I am pretty sure I wrote this song while I was deep into Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters. It started out as just a delta blues kind of song but after I heard The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions, I thought why not try and do it like the Rolling Stones did, take a blues song and lean it more into a rock n roll direction. I wanted this to sound like Richards and Jones on guitars with the rhythm section of AC/DC and Prinz Grizzley turning the wolf up in my singing.“
It’s Psychedelic Baby Mag debuts new song from Flarelight, “Somewhere,” noting Brandsness and Warren’s “virtuosic riffs.”
Cleverly letting each song speak for itself, the band marches through a variety of genres (e.g. synth-rock, hard rock and shoegaze, just to name a few) but are held together through Brandsness and Warren’s virtuosic riffs and fiery back-and-forth vocals. Leading off with single ‘Make Me Sick,’ the album recalls the more driving and melodic Queens of the Stone Age cuts, like if Josh Homme worshiped Robert Smith instead of Iggy Pop.
LUNA Clipse – new video “Joker” (with Jerry Wonda and Tiffani LeBlanc) featured at Roadie Music
Hearing that laugh can be fatal, but there is madness and sanity inside all of us, and sometimes one speaks louder than the other, but strangely, they walk in theatrical sync, some more comical, some more wicked… dictates the rules of the world, it’s madness you let on.
This music video will capture your attention, with its well-structured beat and thought-provoking vocals, so be careful not to lose sight of the danger, as he has fun everywhere, with the same smile plastered on his face.