Atlas Road Crew premieres "My Own Way" music video via Paste

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"My Own Way," the new single from Atlas Road Crew is out today on all streaming services, and Paste has the premiere of the "joyous and carefree" music video for you today, too. Shot in one take by Dries Vanderburg of SUSTO, go and check out the guys "making good on the promise they’ve shown the last couple of years."

Source: https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/201...

20 Minute Loop shares Holocaust statement song "Giftgas" via Atwood.

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20 Minute Loop approached this subject matter with an incredible sensitivity and reverence that I've never heard in a song about immense human tragedy before. Thanks out to Atwood Magazine for eloquently covering "Giftgas" with that same attitude. This song is the sole new number on Songs Praising The Mutant Race, the band's stripped-down reworking of songs from its extensive catalog, out tomorrow.

Source: http://atwoodmagazine.com/giftgas-20-minut...

Fawns of Love channel Kate Bush, Cocteau Twins, Slowdive on new single. Hear it via FLOOD!

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FLOOD Magazine nails it in its premiere of "That's What We Do" by Fawns of Love, saying the Bakersfield, CA, duo "draw heavily on their love of Kate Bush (their name being a Hounds of Love reference), but they filter her through the soft gauze of Cocteau Twins and Slowdive." Debut album out March 3rd, band plays L.A. at the Echo Park Film Center tomorrow!

Source: http://floodmagazine.com/42921/premiere-fa...

The March Divide covers The Cure (and Robert Smith's hairstyle!)

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I'm psyched about the series of 80's cover songs that Jared Putnam of The March Divide is releasing, each accompanied by a different cover image created by Krist Krueger, and featuring Jared "wearing" the era-compliant hairstyle of the artist he's covering. First up is "Closedown" from The Cure (as if that wasn't already clear!) Thanks out to Verbicide Magazine!

Source: http://www.verbicidemagazine.com/2017/02/0...

Tabah earns raves at "Best New Bands" event sponsored by Minneapolis Public Radio

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"One of those bands whose prowess seems to double every time. Broadly redolent of the ’70s without revealing any one overriding influence. This five-piece are going places," says Minneapolis Public RadioNPR-affiliate The Current about Tabah's set at the station's "Best New Bands" showcase on Jan. 19th at the famed First Avenue & 7th St Entry. The band's debut album Symmetry Somewhere arrives March 17th!

Source: http://blog.thecurrent.org/2017/01/review-...