Nick & June cast a morning haze with ‘Hugh Grant & His Consequence’

<p>There’s a long held notion about music aligning with the seasons; lighter, sunnier sounds are fit for spring or summer, where more dramatic, lush compositions with a heavier density slot nicely in autumn or winter. We’re taking that idea and examining it through a sharper lens, all to suggest that the music of Nick & June is less about the wider, more populated season designation and more fit for micro-slotting in a certain time of day — more specifically, those […]</p>
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Interview: Nickel Creek on relationships, chemistry, and ‘Celebrants’

<p>The bluegrass community’s cup runneth over: After a near decade-long drought, the notes are flowing from Nickel Creek once again. The Southern California group returned to their roots as a twangy trio earlier this year with Celebrants, Nickel Creek’s first studio album since 2014’s A Dotted Line. But even with a nine-year gap between their mandolin-plucking past and present, guitarist Sean Watkins says the group still offers a gushing wellspring of inspiration, both in the studio and on the road. […]</p>
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Watch This: Boston Calling unveils set times for 2023 edition

<p>Don’t look now, but Boston Calling is only a few short weeks away. The Memorial Day weekend music festival at Allston’s Harvard Athletic Complex has unveiled its daily set times, and we can start planning accordingly. Boston Calling, which has earned praise for its gender diverse lineup, recently unveiled its Tivoli Audio Orange Stage lineup, where homegrown bands hold court all weekend; now we know what time everyone will be performing across the fest’s quartet of stages. As usual, the […]</p>
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New Review Update: New Reviews for April 20, 2023

Today's reviews are: Bonginator – The Intergalactic Gorebong of Deathpot The Corps – From OblivionStiff Little Fingers – Live in LondonYou can check out any of our reviews right here. 

TV Eyes: The Walkmen unleash ‘The Rat’ on ‘The Late Show’

<p>We always like to say that music festivals are all about moments, and Memorial Day weekend’s Boston Calling should provide plenty. One moment we are looking forward to very much arrives Sunday evening, when The Walkmen return to town and hold court on the Blue Stage. The reunited New York City indie band are equipped with one of the greatest songs we’re likely to hear all weekend, “The Rat,” and they dusted it off after a decade of dormancy earlier […]</p>
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Body of Light pull us back in to a place we never left on ‘This Conversation’

<p>“Let’s elevate those expectations in your head.” That’s the opening line to “This Conversation,” the slinky new single out this week from Arizona electronic-pop and neo-EBM project Body of Light. It comes off as both a seductive challenge and a confrontational promise, and feels like a loaded sentiment after brothers Alex and Andrew Jarson helped reshape genre shadows with 2019’s modern masterpiece Time To Kill. Fair or otherwise, expectations were already high before and after the release of crystalline March […]</p>
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'68 sign to Pure Noise Records, release "The Captains Sat" video

’68 have announced that they have signed to Pure Noise Records. The band have also released a video for their new single “The Captains Sat”. ’68 will be touring the US this June supporting Sparta on their Wiretap Scars 20th-anniversary tour and released their album Give One Take One in 2021. Check out the video below.

‘Beau is Afraid’ Review: Beau ain’t worth diddley

<p>On paper, Ari Aster’s Beau is Afraid should be the movie that finally brings someone like me back into the flock, having me strip-mine DePop for limited edition Online Ceramics Midsommar drops to sport at a sparsely-attended screening of Nic Cage’s The Wicker Man. It’s a 179-minute act of cinematic onanism, bridling with pent-up ambition and a total disregard for the cares of the suits or the whims of the audience. I respect the hell out of people willing to […]</p>
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DS Exclusive: Mexican rockers Camiches debut video for new single “Todo Puede Estar Peor”

Mexico City’s Camiches are celebrating their 10th Anniversary, and to mark the occasion they’ve released a new single called “Todo Puede Estar Peor” (Things Could Be Worse). Dying Scene is pleased to bring you this exclusive premiere of the music video for the single, which is out now on Wiretap Records. Check out the video […]

Mexico City’s Camiches are celebrating their 10th Anniversary, and to mark the occasion they’ve released a new single called “Todo Puede Estar Peor” (Things Could Be Worse). Dying Scene is pleased to bring you this exclusive premiere of the music video for the single, which is out now on Wiretap Records.

Check out the video below and find “Todo Puede Estar Peor” on your favorite streaming service.

Camiches will be touring Mexico over the next few weeks. Tour dates are below; additional info, tickets, etc. can be found here.

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Gnawing: "Clean Up Your Act"

Gnawing have released a new song. It is called “Clean Up Your Act” and is off their upcoming album Modern Survival Techniques which will be out on May 19 via Refresh Records. Gnawing will be touring the US with Fucked Up starting next week and released their album You Freak Me Out in 2021. Check out the song below.