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Third Eye Blind have released their latest single “To The Sea” ahead of their upcoming album, Our Bande Apart. “To The Sea” is the third single from the upcoming album, followed by “Box Of Bones” and “Again” (feat. Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast). The new track is a collaboration with experimental artist Velvet Negroni. Read […]

Third Eye Blind are celebrating the announcement of their new album and accompanying documentary film with the release of their latest single “Again.”  The album, Our Bande Apart, is out Sept. 24 via Mega Collider Records. The film, aptly titled How We Hold Each Other Right Now: The Making Of Our Bande Apart, will premiere […]

On Tuesday evening, three shootings at Atlanta-area massage parlors left eight people dead. According to NBC News, six of the eight people killed were identified as Asian women. After a brief manhunt, suspect Robert Aaron Long was arrested and later confessed to the attack. This random act of violence has sparked widespread concern and anger […]

Weezer has just dropped their new music video for “Go Away.” The video features Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast, who also guests on the track. In the clip, the band and Cosentino venture into the world of online dating. Watch more: Weezer close the 2015 APMAs with Mariel Loveland of Candy Hearts “Go Away” is off […]

Best Coast Fade Away EP Fade Away sounds like a reclamation record for Bethany Cosentino; never before has the California girl come off so confident vocally, even as she openly second guesses herself in songs like “Who Have I Become?” and “Fear Of My Identity.” Cosentino and musical partner Bobb Bruno still balance the fuzz […]

Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast recently spoke about her new fashion line for Urban Outfitters. Check out the video below. If you're interested in seeing the clothes, head here. Best Coast's new album The Only Place is out tomorrow.

Best Coast The Only Place This review originally ran in AP 287. Musically, The Only Place contains no trace of the lo-fi, distorted daydreams which comprised early Best Coast 7-inches—or, for that matter, the reverb-soaked, girlish laments of their 2010 debut, Crazy For You. Recorded at Capitol Records’ iconic Studio B—where Frank Sinatra and Green […]