FRIDAY’s ‘Dear God’ Music Video Transports Viewers to a Cathartic Circus
FRIDAY takes the role as a clown to contemplate choices on latest grunge-pop video.
FRIDAY takes the role as a clown to contemplate choices on latest grunge-pop video.
The psych-rock trio returns with their second single and prepare for a UK and US tour in anticipation for their forthcoming album. Photo: Don Mozzochi
Bristol alt-rock band shares their double A-side singles.
Brazil-based band delivers displaced anger and searches for freedom through grunge and alternative sonic walls.
The guitarist, singer/songwriter utilizes anger and a minimalist structure for a grunge rock reflection.
Young Winona explores a range of fantasies fueled by hate and balanced by the band’s harmony.
Pom Pom Squad unleash a heavy, and tangled projection surround codependency on their latest track “Honeysuckle.”
In a scene filled with adversity, Ramonda Hammer’s record is driven by loneliness and eagerness for independence.
London’s Heavy Heart release their grungegaze driven track “Bed Bug,” and peel back the layers of love and obsession.
Spare Parts For Broken Hearts wrap up their final night of their October Residency at The Satellite with Iress, Ever-so-android, Annabelle Maginnis of MetronOhm, and $10 flash tats by Wild Riot.
Drenched in their 90’s scored fuzz, cinematic breaks, and heavy reverb, Long Beach’s Spare Parts for Broken Hearts return with their latest offering, “Mush.”
Echo Park’s Psychic Love return with a sensual taste of reflective reality on their latest single, “Go Away Green.”