Taken from their forthcoming debut album, Continue?, Super Cassette’s new single “Path Through the Past” is a wonderfully joyful blast of twee indie-pop from the Oakland-based, queer-pop sibling duo. At least, on the surface—underneath the chipper tune and its seemingly whimsical instrumentation is an all-too-real depiction of human mortality and the sad fact that everything we ever know will one day vanish into unexistence. “Every path through the past reaches a dead end,” sings Max Gerlock in the song’s first line, before they follow it up with the real kicker: “My ex-girlfriend’s dog is probably dead.”
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FLOOD Magazine debuts Worriers cover of the late Jack Terricloth’s song “Grasping at Straws” off of Endless Possibility: A Tribute to Jack Terricloth, out on October 31
New Jersey–born punk icon Peter Ventantonio, a.k.a. Jack Terricloth, passed away in May of last year. Well-known throughout the New Jersey and New York punk scenes and beyond, Terricloth led the hardcore group Sticks & Stones and fronted the cabaret-punk collective The World/Inferno Friendship Society. Over a year after his passing, a tribute album is arriving this month featuring covers by Jeff Rosenstock, Ted Leo, Bouncing Souls, Catbite, The Slackers, and more, and today we get to hear Worriers‘ take on Sticks & Stones’ “Grasping at Straws” from the compilation.
Richmond psych-rock collective Piranha Rama share new single “Placate” at Flood Magazine
Sometimes water can be annoying. It can remind you of life’s ultimate unpredictability—you know it firsthand if you’ve ever unexpectedly stepped in something you hope is water on your kitchen floor in socks. Chrissie Lozano, singer and lyricist for Richmond-based psych-rock collective Piranha Rama, knows it too, though her own run-in was a bit more harrowing. READ MORE…
Flood Magazine premieres the new single “Nurturing” from Chicago power-pop/rock trio Aunt Kelly
There’s a lot to love about Aunt Kelly’s jangly, guitar-driven power-pop—satisfying hooks, crisp pivots, gut-wrenching lyrics, retro references—but bandleader Kelly Hannemann’s raspy vocal deliveries tie everything together for the Chicago trio rounded out by bassist Dan Gianaris and drummer Sarah Weddle. READ MORE…
FLOOD Magazine debuts new single from Farees, “Mercury / Orgullosamente,” the first cut from his new album, Galactic Africa, out June 3 through French label Rez’Arts Prod.
On his new single “Mercury / Orgullosamente,” producer, multi-instrumentalist, and spoken-word artist Farees reaffirms his pride in his Tuareg heritage. Taken from his upcoming album Galactic Africa—out June 3 via Rez’Arts Prod—it pushes back on neo-colonialism in energetic Afrobeat fashion. “Everybody wanna dance like Africans / Be tough, be cool like Africans,” he chants. “Tryna look like Africans, talk like Africans, walk like Africans / But you’ll never be real like Africans / Now hit the drum like Africans.”
Electronic duo Night Stone shares new single at FLOOD Magazine
It’s a new sound from the Minneapolis indie hip-hop label and collective, Doomtree. Veteran producers Lazerbeak (Doomtree’s CEO and co-founder) and ICETEP have formed a fresh new project: Night Stone. READ MORE…