Today High. releases "Catcher". Christian says: "Catcher explores the depths of grief and the unwavering hope that binds us to those we’ve lost. It’s a reminder that even in our darkest moments, love has the power to keep us afloat."  Catcher is the follow-up to the previously released In A Hole, both from the new Come Back Down EP out digitally and on yellow vinyl January 24th. The vinyl B side includes High.'s previously released EP.  The Catcher music video is directed by bassist Bridget Bakie and stars drummer Jack Miller. “Nailing the balance of atmospherics and dynamism that can make […]

You Feel It Too is out today. Streaming now on all services, black vinyl is available in records stores, and jade vinyl available here and at Bandcamp. "Sonically, the band has never been as refined, daring, and vulnerable" Miami New Times ”Swirling, dynamic guitar cacophonies that are galvanised by their love of the ‘90s alternative scene.”  The Line of Best Fit US tour starts tonight! 10/04 Miami, FL - Gramps * 10/05 Tallahassee, FL - the Bark * 10/06 New Orleans, LA - Siberia * 10/07 Austin, TX - Mohawk * 10/08 San Antonio, TX - The Starlighter * 10/10 […]

New Jersey's noisegazers High. are excited to announce their sophomore EP, Come Back Down, available on vinyl and digitally on January 24, 2025. The announcement is heralded by lead single “In A Hole,” which begins with a wall of guitars as powerful as the emotions behind it. Inspired by finding friendship and community amid trauma and hardship, the band excavates difficult memories of their past to match their heaviest guitar work to date. With a greater expression of range - more noise, more hooks, more heaviness and more emotion. The sad is sadder and the love is more in love. […]

NYC's Diary new EP Speedboat is loosely inspired by Renata Adler’s novel of the same name and is about living in New York City and the neuroses that come with it. “We’ve always been an NYC band but never fully explored what that meant to us. Living here and playing music here there’s a ceaseless oscillation between anxiety and anticipation. Even as you sleep and dream about the buildings and the hum of the street. Musically, we turned to Sister-era Sonic Youth, early Dinosaur Jr, Brian Jonestown Massacre and Drop Nineteens. But at the end of the day, we just […]

Today, Palomino Blond shares "Left"  - the newest single from their new album You Feel It Too which is set for release on Oct 4th. You can stream "Left"  along with the previously released  “Understand” and "Machine" and preorder the limited edition opaque jade vinyl now. "Palomino Blond blend shoegaze sonics and pop-punk energy on 'Left'" The Arts STL "Miami trio Palomino Blond channel angst into heavy alt-rock fury in “Understand,” the emotionally charged lead single off their sophomore album ‘You Feel It Too.'" Atwood Magazine Upcoming Dates: 10/04 Miami, FL - Gramps * 10/05 Tallahassee, FL - the Bark […]

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Today, Palomino Blond announces their new album You Feel It Too for release on Oct 4th. You can stream “Understand” and the previously released "Machine" and preorder the limited edition opaque jade vinyl. "Miami trio Palomino Blond channel angst into heavy alt-rock fury in “Understand,” the emotionally charged lead single off their sophomore album ‘You Feel It Too.'" Atwood Magazine Upcoming Dates: 09/07 Hollywood, FL - Hollywood Arts Park 10/04 Miami, FL - Gramps * 10/05 Tallahassee, FL - the Bark * 10/06 New Orleans, LA - Siberia * 10/07 Austin, TX - Mohawk * 10/08 San Antonio, TX - B […]

Today we are releasing more new music from NYC's Diary. "Brush Pile" is a jittery psych-pop track that oscillates between feelings of agoraphobia and FOMO. The sensation of being completely drained and the anxious rush of popping another caffeine pill. Diary draws inspiration from Sonic Youth and No Wave guitar sounds, but also the sugar-crushed alt-rock vibes of 'Siamese Dream' and early Sloan records. First listen/watch at Flood Magazine “Brush Pile” which maintains the noisiness of its predecessor while venturing into the territories of ’80s no-wave, ’90s grunge, and ’00s post-punk revivalism—all while the vocals feel largely indebted to Lou […]