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Video Premiere: Cosmic Bull “Unless You Know People”

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We are proud to be able to premiere two new videos for the latest single, "Unless You Know People", from Cosmic Bull.

Chicago’s Cosmic Bull follows up their 27X2 EP (and the EP’s single "Joe Namath Moment") with two videos built around different versions of the new track "Unless You Know People," to be released on Friday, July 29.

"Unless You Know People" (Paul Von Mertens Production):

Paul Von Mertens gives a full-band compliment to Mark Vickery’s ukulele-based tune, and director Marjan Agicic gives the video a 20th-century music club vibe. Costumes and makeup by Lisa Osmon. Shot at Trigger Chicago. With appearances by: Mark Vickery, Ellis Clark, Meret Duvall, Tina Howell, Anna Maloney, Ary Paloma, Renee Ruffin, Temple Schultz, and Eve Simi.

"Unless You Know People" (Scott Tallarida at Trigger Chicago Production)

In this second version of "Unless You Know People," Scott Tallarida at Trigger Chicago puts a modern/futuristic production spin on the original Paul Von Mertens version. Director Marjan Agicic and costume/makeup designer Lisa Osmon add postmodern elements to the video. With appearances by: Mark Vickery, Ellis Clark, Meret Duvall, Tina Howell, Anna Maloney, Ary Paloma, Renee Ruffin, Temple Schultz, and Eve Simi.

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Emblems “Everything Is Strange”

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Emblems have released a new album called Everything Is Strange via Sell The Heart Records and Outcast Tape Infirmary.

This is the Alt Rock of Matthew Stevens (Guitar/Vocals), Ian O’Brien (Drums), AJ Griffith (Bass), and Jared Cummans (Guitar).

You can catch Emblems at Livewire Lounge with Son of Abbey on August 26th and at Hideout on October 21st with Moving Targets.

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Eye Candy “Angel”

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Eye Candy has released a beautiful new single called "Angel". This is the first new music from the Dream Pop artist since the release of his 2021 EP "Who Did He Tell You That To?".

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Dendrons “New Outlook II”

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Dendrons have released visuals for the latest single, "New Outlook II", from their forthcoming album, 5-3-8, which is due out August 26th via Innovative Leisure.

The video was shot in Atlanta while the band was on tour and features animation from Arturo Baston.

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zander raymond “Segment Of Rope”

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Artist zander raymond has released the lead single, "Segment Of Rope", from his forthcoming album, To Have Several Lives, which is due out on August 12th via Sound As Language.

The album is built around improvisation while utilizing modular synthesizers and open-source sound computers.

This is Raymond’s second album of 2022 following-up January’s separate in space.

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LOCRIAN “The Glare Is Everywhere And Nowhere Our Shadow”

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Experimental drone trio LOCRIAN recently released the lead single, "The Glare Is Everywhere And Nowhere Our Shadow", from their forthcoming album, New Catastrophism, which is due out on August 12th via Profound Lore Records.

This is the first new music from Terence Hannum (synthesizers, vocals, tape loops), André Foisy (guitars, electronics), and Steven Hess (drums, electronics) since the release of their 2015 album Infinite Dissolution.

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Splits “Getting Somewhere”

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Pop Punk trio Splits have released a new single called "Getting Somewhere". This is the first new music from them since their early 2021 EP "Vice Versa".

This is the work of Taylor Ericson, Claire Zhang, and Ethan Urborg, and sadly the trio performed their farewell Chicago show last month.

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Long Gone “Change Your Mind”

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Pop Punk trio Long Gone have released their latest single, "Change Your Mind". The song is a straightforward sappy love song, and is extremely catchy and melodic.

This is the work of Matthew DeSchepper (vocals, guitar), Trevor Hancock (drums), and Patrick Smith (guitar).

When asked DeSchepper had this to say about "Change Your Mind"; “Usually, I’ll sit on lyrics and melodies for months to years before they’re ready to be recorded, but this one felt like it needed to happen,” DeSchepper continues. “It’s about someone who I’m absolutely crazy about, and I felt that they needed to know.”