Song of the Day: Lowlives – ‘Loser’
7th March 2024
The rising quartet put their mutual admiration for all things ‘90s alternative and grunge to the forefront.
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The rising quartet put their mutual admiration for all things ‘90s alternative and grunge to the forefront.
They will bow out with four headline shows and one final appearance at 2000trees in July.
The final preview of ‘Mirror’s Edge’ sees the Aussie prog metalcore mob rope in one of their biggest influences.
Described as “an unholy communion of light and dark,” the video arrives as they welcome a new member and prepare for an intimate UK tour.
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Dan Campbell and his 15-person ensemble capture the carefree, almost chaotic, nature of being a touring band with ‘In Lieu Of Flower’s third single.
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As they prepare to embark on their debut UK headline tour, the boundary-less duo deliver another pulsating cocktail of EDM, hyperpop and metalcore.
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Durham indie punks celebrate the leap day by covering one of the best Jimmy Eat World songs.
The Kentucky heavy hitters don’t hold back as they return with the first track from their new album.
Due to ongoing health issues with vocalist Tom Weaver, Casey has rescheduled their upcoming UK tour for later in the year.
Scaler, Imperial Triumphant, Blood Command, and URNE are among 24 additions to ATG.
The enthralling track serves as both a reminder (or as an introduction) of Alcest’s ability to take you on a majestic musical journey.
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With urgent fuzzed-out guitars and swirling reverb, these New York newcomers showcase their brand of attention-grabbing “grunge-gaze”.
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