Visit Pitchfork to listen to Bleeding Rainbow’s first single from “Yeah Right” out Oct 9th  

“This album rocks mightily right from the beginning” “they made a really great indie pop record that sounds great and is loads of fun to listen to repeatedly” ALL MUSIC “A slice of post-punk bliss” TINY MIX TAPES “Correct Behavior feels like the band’s breakout album, and not just because it showcases a bigger sound– but for the much more literal reason that a lot of these songs are about breaking out.” PITCHFORK “Eternal Summers, has expanded sizably on sophomore effort Correct Behavior, building on their debut’s ramshackle indiepop foundation with stadium-sized hooks, extra layers of guitar, and loads of reverb.” EMUSIC REVIEW “The […]

Bleeding Rainbow have just announced that they have joined the Kanine Records family. We are super excited that we’ll be releasing their new album “Yeah Right” on October 9. Be on the look out for some rad singles and videos. Brooklyn Vegan was even super nice enough to announce it as well. Check out this teaser video below that gives you some encite to what to expect from the band’s new album.

“Correct Behavior” is out July 24th – next Tuesday. You can still preorder fromInsound.com to attend the July 25th show – details here or view the special bundles here Eternal Summers is on tour

“Correct Behavior” is out on July 24th Visit Rollingstone.com to grab “You Kill” mp3  

Eternal Summers says “This video was filmed and produced in Harrisonburg, Virginia by Lurid Pictures. An amazing artist by the name Lynda Bostrom created the miniatures and costumes. The band makes a small cameo in this super fun video. Nicole plays a pageant hopeful. Daniel plays a sultry bored cashier while Jonathan plays the 5.0. Typical!” Eternal Summers are on tour. Playing Knitting Factory tonight!

“Shooting guns, destroying stuff” – we’re into it. We think it’s “Today” meets Thelma & Louise with special thanks to director Johnny Woods and his lovely friends. We hope you got rid of that cake smell out of your car! Read more at Pitchfork

Eternal Summers “Millions” FROM PITCHFORK: “The Roanoke, Virginia duo Eternal Summers made their name in underground pop circles with a ramshackle guitar-and-drum sound that celebrated a resurgence several years ago. Time has told it’s a formula that generally only goes so far, so it makes sense that for their sophomore record Correct Behavior, the band has fleshed out its sound with the addition of a new bassist. Dreamier territory comes with those textural expansions, and on “Millions” Nicole Yun’s honed melodies shine and snap with newfound clarity that at times recalls a hyperactive Sundays, or Amelia Fletcher in Heavenly or […]