Sludge metal group Barren Heir recently released the first single, "Some of its Parts", from their forthcoming album, Died Down, which will be released on March 3rd.
This is the work of David Kirsch (guitars), Eddie Limperis (bass, vocals), and Adam Thorsness (drums).
You can catch Barren Heir at Livewire Lounge on March 2nd with Dust Biters and LA’s Early Moods.
Caitlin Edwards is preparing to release her debut solo album, Pluto Party, on February 24th. The latest single from the album is called "Unlucky Charm" and is accompanying by Justin Sostre directed video below.
You can help Caitlin celevrate the release of her album on February 25th at Cobra Lounge with Lever, Hi Ho, and Superkick.
100 gecs have released a new single and video, "Hollywood Baby", from their forthcoming and long awaited album, 10,000 gecs, which is due out on March 17th via Dog Show Records / Atlantic Records.
The Glitch Pop duo of Laura Les and Dylan Brady will be touring the country throughout April and May and will be performing at Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom on April 20th.
Cellist, composer, and sound artist Lia Kohl has released a new single, “the moment a zipper”, from her forthcoming album, The Ceiling Reposes, which is due out on March 10th via American Dreams.
hydrodate has released a new single called "Early Reflections". This is the first new music from the group since the release of their 2022 debut EP "pilot light".
This is the work of Cam McDougall, Olivia Vincent, Max Gelhausen and Hendrix Burke.
The Poison Arrows have signed with the LA-based label Solid Brass Records. The trio of Justin Sinkovich, Pat Morris and Adam Reach are currently working on their fifth studio album which they plan to release later this year.
The band’s previous four albums, including 2022’s War Regards, were released via the local label File 13 Records.
Shonny Jones is the Alt Jazz project on the multi-talented, multi-instrumentalist Steven Jackson. He recently released a new single called "The Head" which appeared on the recent compilation, Looking Stones Vol. 2, from Looking Stones.
This is the first new music from Shonny Jones since the release of his 2022 debut EP "a beginner’s mind".
For this single Jackson is joined by Carl Aagesen (saxophone), Michael Krayniak (bass), and Joseph Ozment (guitar).
cover photo: Tits Dick Ass Listen to the PLAYLIST HERE
If ever there was a time to ritually watch a music video by trio known as the Cedar Street Sluts—who once served as GG Allin’s backup singers and then spun off into their own act just like Vanity 6 did with Prince—perform GG Allin’s original composition “Sluts in the City” on an cramped “sketchy alleyway” soundstage complete with a blatantly fake “bum” (the newsboy cap being his most bummy feature) eyeing the girls nervously as they bump and grind and pose like three office workers from New Hampshire who decided to dress up like Sheena Easton and go out to karaoke and sing “Sugar Walls” as they sing in nasal-toned unison about how “I’m a bitch, I’m a sleazy whore” and “We’re the Cedar Street Sluts! We hate everyone!” then Valentine’s Day is probably the day to do that cuz you best believe I’m in luv, L-U-V…
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…and you will be too if you watch the video above but that’s not the only reason we’re brought you here today cuz this song is but one of 69 utterly filthy, irreverent, anatomically obsessed and totally awesome paeans to love and hope and sex and dreams brought together via the magic of music streaming in an original Deli playlist that we’re calling DELIntines Day: Lewd, Rude & in the Mood featuring no less than 68 additional viral hits (there’s a whole mini-set of songs contained within on the subject of venereal diseases) such as “You Fingered Me Weird” by DickLord, “Sit On My Face Stevie Nicks” by the Rotters, and “Oral Sex With A Caterpillar” by Jerry Jamrag & The Afterbirths so you see the level of depravity we’re dealing with here…
…and speaking of depravity there’s two count ‘em two NYC bands that lead off the playlist with two brand-spankin’-new songs about tainted love RELEASED TODAY with the two acts in question being Homade and Tits Dick Ass and I don’t believe it’s hyperbole to say both these songs are the Zen perfection ideal of what a Valentine’s Day song should be, i.e., full of snotty disregard for the heteronormative, Hallmark-card pieties of a holiday that telling erases the already fine line between coupledom and consumerism to which the best forms of protest are the practice of either total debauchery or willful withdrawal (both well represented on the playlist!) and by the way when it comes to the latter Happy International Quirkyalone Day to those who celebrate…
…and who better than slutty-and-proud-of-it “bad girlfriends” to lead us out of the wilderness which happens to be the primary subject of both songs as made clear by the mere title of Tits Dick Ass’s “GF from Hell” and in case you were curious about the province of the band’s name TDA are named after the old parlour game where someone names three celebrities and then everyone pretends they’re Ed Gein who’s just murdered the three celebrities in question and now must decide which of them has the best Tits, Dick, and Ass (respectively) since he’ll be using their body parts to finish assembling the Frankenstein’s monster he’s been working on in the basement so you can see why the game is sometimes called Fuck, Marry, Kill for psychopaths…
….but anyway back to TDA—known in some circles as the Hardest Working Trans-Fronted Feminist Punk Rock Band in Show Business—this tranarchy-endorsing power trio fronted by Julia Pierce sound like a million hollars by scholars of squalor on this their sonic-steamroller of a debut single (plus they don’t look too shabby either, I mean, who doesn’t love a drummer in bondage gear?) and really I can’t recall a punk rock combo who were both this doomy and this dancey since 45 Grave first haunted the shabby storefront clubs and gritty dens of iniquity of Eighties LA/Hollywood with TDA coming off on the whole like an amped up/turned on/pissed off version of Joy Division covering “Bela Lugosi’s Dead” with detectible filaments of Birthday Party, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, and early Hole also to be found in their sound…
…and now lastly but not leastly and only moderately yeastily, this brings us to the officially designated Bratz of the Lower East Side, a four-piece collective known as Homade who’ve been featured in these pages before in both full-band and side-project form and truly the Homaders have outdone themselves once again with thire new single released just today called “Broken Hearts” (a longtime live fave) with lead singer Lola D. fully embodying the photo found under the word “tongue-in-cheekily superciliously bad girlfriend” in the dictionary with a stirring sung-spoken monologue that starts off all David Johansen/Mary Weiss like with Lola declaiming “Boys never wanna just kiss / they wanna cuff me” and then once the music kicks in “you dick-game is aight / but I’m scared that you love me” soon admiringly that “I get off to broken hearts and broken things”…
…which totally embodies the Sluts in the City/Quirkyalone ethos described above as the song builds and builds like a boulder careening down a mountaintop in an electrifying blur of schadenfreude sorcery and lucky for New Yorkers everywhere if you feel like getting felled by TDA’s steamrolling sonic attack and Homade’s careening Heartbreak Express then you can do just that tonight at The Broadway as the bands celebrate V-Day with a double single-release party alongside local faves Pons and Theophobia which is but one of the numerous VD-celebrating-and-eviscerating performances planned for tonight so be sure to check your local listings (in any city or burg!) or simply visit the Deli’s Instagram page and check the feed for the relevant flyers… (Jason Lee)
We are proud to be able to premiere the latest single from Singer Songwriter Lia Caton, "Are We Gonna Fall in Love?".
This festive single is available everywhere today, Valentine’s Day, and is the second single from this talented singer songwriter since the release of her 2022 album, Someone Like You.