10 songs you need to hear this week
You’re welcome: We’ve made finding new songs by rising bands easy. Each week, we’re gathering the best from the underground and offering it to you in one, concise list. In response, we want to hear your favorite. Let us know what track you’ll be spinning for the rest of the weekend in the comments!
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Free Throw – “Hope Spot”
”Hope Spot” is a new track from Free Throw’s forthcoming Triple Crown Records debut, Bear Your Mind, out May 26
Revelry Gang – “Venom”
”Venom” is a track engineered, produced and mixed by Black Veil Brides’ Jake Pitts. It comes from Los Angeles-based metal band Revelry Gang
Night Argent – “Dreamcatcher”
Co-written by producer John Feldmann, “Dreamcatcher” is the newest track from Night Argent. The band’s sophomore EP, The Fear, will release July 14 and was written/produced by Chase Manhattan and co-written/produced in part by Feldmann.
Ashland – “No Trouble”
”No Trouble” is from Ashland’s forthcoming new album, Wildfire, out June 30 via InVogue Records.
wore – “Bleached”
Mixed and mastered by Citizen’s Mat Kerekes, Different Houses is the two-song cassette release from wore, a emo-punk band from Connecticut. It features “Bleached.”
Skies Collide – “Come Alive”
Skies Collide are a new group out of Australia. They just debuted their new single, “Come Alive.”
The Big Easy – “Lipstick Covered Beers”
The Front Bottoms’ Tom Warren produced the Big Easy’s new EP, No Good News, which drops May 19. “Lipstick Covered Beers” is the first single.
Astronautalis – “DVP”
MC Astronautalis gave a shout out to PUP this week, covering their track “DVP” at SideOneDummy’s offices.
OWEL – “Too Young To Fall In Love”
Equal Vision Records’ OWEL premiered a music video for their track “Too Young To Fall In Love” while on tour with labelmates A Lot Like Birds. “Too Young To Fall In Love” is taken from the band’s full-length dear me.
Least Of These – “Cadence”
Post-hardcore band Least Of These will released the Wolves EP on May 19. AP premiered the title track, and, now, here’s “Cadence.”
