Four years in the making, Massachusetts post-rock purveyors, Caspian. This is a fun punk-rock, straight punk and raucous rock and roll song recorded in a living room setting for this video. Featured Album Review: Caspian On Circles.
Rock at Night says: “ The video opens and closes with a sound similar to turning on a lamp. Do you know an interesting fact or story about this track Submit it to us and it will be shown here after review. Think of some of the classic punk-rock and post-punk from the 80’s, 90’s and 00’s this song definitely has that feel. Their new single “ Outsiders” is a post punk, rock and roll song that you will love and has a bit of a retro sound made new. They are also known for their powerful and spirited live performances. The cover for musician Speakea5ys retro-synth-trap-rock-hip-hop-R&B debut album, Circles.
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This band stays super busy! Black Suit Youth is from Long Island, New York and follows their own DIY formula for releasing new songs and putting together their own tours–they have been everywhere east of the Mississippi. With the release of Swimming’s twin and photographic negative, Circles, we get new insight into where Mac Miller was headed. Maybe the most compelling thing about an evolution that, even cut unfairly short, looks now like one of the. The quote above is from Faces, but beyond the obvious relevance to Circles, it illustrates something about Mac Miller I find utterly compelling.
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You can check out Rock at Night’s review of that last album right HERE it was released in August 2021 and is full of cool and very hip songs, lots of really intricate guitar work and indie-alternative vibes. Review Summary: A shame that my tragedy my masterpiece. Release Date Worldwide: Friday, October 8, 2021įresh on the heels of this band’s last studio album “ The World is Almost Over,” Black Suit Youth has dropped another single, “ Outsiders” as part of The Lampshade Sessions, a two track project that will be released this Friday, October 8th.
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