Tag: run for cover records
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Narrow Head – “Moments of Clarity”
The Houston heavy rockers open the sky to reveal an almost-spiritual awakening cracking through on the title track off their new album.
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Anxious – “Where You Been”
The emotive Connective punk band’s softer anxieties are filled with power-pop harmonies, synth spirals, and reflective pianos that show how much they’ve grown out there while undergoing the growing pains that come with living out their dream.
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Turnover – “Tears of Change”
The feeling of feeling out of sorts with the future is apparent here, yet complimentary so in a most satisfyingly strange way in the band’s ever-evolving sound.
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Anxious – “Sunsign”
The Connecticut punk and hardcore bridge-builders approach the studio in its own kind of adulting autumnal display through warm power-pop that doesn’t let up any of their edge.
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Turnover feat. Bre Morell – “Ain’t Love Heavy”
The chillest punks to spawn out of the hardcore scene prove to be capable of lifting one of the strongest emotions with ease on the latest preview off ‘Myself In the Way’.
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Teen Suicide – “new strategies for telemarketing through precognitive dreams”
Noise and nihilism are no stranger to Sam Ray, though distancing his sound from its its most discordant aspects rears a strange peace between existential terror and ease.
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Recommended Listen: Healing Potpourri – ‘Paradise’
Easy listening isn’t so easy to make interesting, but Simi Sohota has reengineered the power of the calm vibe with Healing Potpourri’s fourth full-length effort.
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Tony Molina – “Not Worth Knowing”
A sun-drenched downer on love that slowly rips you into the tide and drifts your body out to sea like a proper lost cause from the king of short-form fuzz-pop jams.
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Turnover feat. Brendan Yates – “Myself In the Way”
The first single off ‘Myself In the Way’ hears the hardcore transcendents searching for an inner balance and clarity through calmer vibes.
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Healing Potpourri – “Fireworks”
The latest preview off ‘Paradise’ has an apt title, but not because the sound explodes loud and audibly in the way you might imagine….
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