Philly-based Queen of Jeans have released a video for their song "More to Love". The song comes from their upcoming album Dig Yourself which is available February 23 via Topshelf Records. Dig Yourself is the follow up to their 2016 self-titled debut EP. The video was directed by Bob Sweeney. Check out the video below.
New Noise Magazine has premiered Bad Mechanics' music video for the track "USA Foods." The song is off their album Precious Moments in the USA , which was released in 2017 via Stonewalled. You can watch the video below.
Diffuser.fm recently premiered Hot Water Music's music video for their song "Bury Your Idols." The track is off their album Light It Up, which was released in 2017 via Rise Records. You can watch the video below.
Irish indie pop band The Winter Passing have released a video for their song "Like Flowers Ache For Spring". The song is taken from their release Double Exposure, released last April by 6131 Records in North America and Big Scary Monsters in Europe. Watch the video at the link below:
Chicago's own Sincere Engineer paid a visit to Chicago's own Live! from The Rock Room to lay down some live tracks, the first of which is now online. The song, "Candle Wax," comes off of the band's newest LP Rhombithian, which was released this past October on Red Scare Industries.
Boston-based punk band Bundles have released a video for their song "Lorem Ipsum" "Lorem Ipsum" is the opening track of their new LP Deaf Dogs which will be released February 18 on Gunner Records. The band recently completed a tour of Europe. See the video at the link below:
The Murderburgers recently posted a video of themselves performing a new song called "Turning 29 Was A Mistake." The show took place on Saturday, February 17, 2018 at the Banshee Labyrinth in Edinburgh, Scotland. The band last released The 12 Habits of Highly Defective People in 2016. You can watch the video below.
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Punknews is proud to premiere a new video from one of our very own! Greg Simpson wears many hats, and along with his role as PN staffer and host of the Best Midwestern podcast, he also performs in several acts. Outdoor Velour primarily features Greg and his wife Cara as they play a bit indie, a bit pop, and bit of punk. This just-released video features a slightly expanded group, with Jonny Sommer on drums and Alex Mason playing keyboard and trombone, in a recent live performance as they play "Stay Young," the lead track off of the band's 2011 album Don't Panic. Filmed digitally, the performance was then post-processed by Toby Kaufmann-Buhler to evoke the full-on VHS experience all the way down to the washed out sound. Odd, to be sure, but definitely in line with OV's quirky aesthetic and a flashback to any punker who filmed and watched their buddy's gigs on VHS.
Outdoor Velour will be releasing Our Songs, an album of covers with significant meaning between both members of the band, and will be playing several dates in March and April in support of that album. You can check out the video, and those gig dates, below.
Aree Ogir has announced that his indie punk band, Aree and the Pure Heart have signed to Wiretap Records. They will be releasing an album on Wiretap this summer. It will be their first release since their 2015 EP Heartsongs. You can view the video for "American Love," which is from Heartsongs at the link below.
Jeff Rosenstock has released a video for his song "Melba." He released POST- in 2018 via Polyvinyl Records. Check out the video below.