Editorial Intern Sierra Levesque
The B-52's
"Roam"
Glorious harmonies and a track that definitely should’ve gotten as much attention as “Love Shack”!
Senior Editor Brett Callwood
"Take 'Em All"
Veteran English Oi! punks Cock Sparrer express their disdain for the corporate music industry, and they don't mince their words.
Editorial Intern Cade Pinkerson
SPRINTS
"Descartes"
Irish punks SPRINTS spin a web of post-punk harmonies and grimey garage notes in this genre-defying track from their latest album, "All That Is Over". The track's title takes on a grim yet ironic meaning as the song explores the philosophical implications of our corrupt society, followed by a call to action to the audience. Despite its upbeat, moshable nature, the song has a reverbed melancholy to it, reminiscent of older gothic rock with its macabre use of guitar.
Operations Manager Robin Rose
Bruce Springsteen
"Chimes of Freedom"
Between 200,000 and 300,000 East Berliners witnessed this historical concert; a year later, the wall came down! This 1964 Bob Dylan song endures today as life for many is still rooted in egos and hate.
Associate Editor Lina Lecaro
Not A Toy
"DOOMSDAY HOLIDAY"
Yes he's looks like an MGK wannabe. Yes, this track sounds a lot like NIN's "Closer." Yes, the Colorado-based "collective" probably paid IG to break into my algorithm. If so, money well-spent because this infectious number intrigued me enough to check out the group's new Fearless release, Filthy Yuck! on Spotify. Nothing is as compelling as this one, but I'll be keeping an eye on these guys for sure. This sexy, vibey jam is begging to go viral.
B-52's photo by Corentin LAMY, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license and GNU Free Documentation License.
