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Watch a stunning new video for Gem Club's "Braid"

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With “Braid,” Boston’s Gem Club adds another captivating, enigmatic video to their catalog. As seen earlier today on Noisey, the Christian Palmer-directed video is rife with surreal, disturbing, and enchanting visuals which correspond perfectly with the ennui-soaked composition by Gem Club songwriter Christopher Barnes. Watch here or at the link...

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S shares "Like Gangbusters!" video, tours with Jim Adkins (Jimmy Eat World)

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Today, Impose debuted the latest music video from Hardly Art recording artist S (aka Jenn Champion) for the song “Like Gangbusters!”, a standout track from Ghetto’s Chris Walla-produced 2014 album Cool Choices. The video, from director Stacy Peck (Childbirth), depicts Champion resilient in the face of scenester snark and parodic faux-tabloid hea...

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Protomartyr announce new album + tour dates, share "Why Does It Shake?"


This October marks the release of Protomartyr’s third and finest work to date, The Agent Intellect. Named after an ancient philosophical questioning of how the mind operates in relation to the self, it’s an elegant and often devastating display of all that makes Protomartyr—composed of singer Joe Casey, guitarist Greg Ahee, drummer Alex Leonard,...

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Stream Grave Babies' Holographic Violence, due out July 24

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Today, Noisey premiered a full-album stream of Holographic Violence, Grave Babies’ third and most accomplished LP to date. Produced by songwriter/frontman Danny Wahlfeldt in collaboration with newly-installed drummer Mark Gajadhar (The Blood Brothers), Holographic Violence represents a major leap forward for the band, a polished-but-nonetheless-...

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La Luz share new single "Don't Wanna Be Anywhere" from Weirdo Shrine

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As heard at Rookie Magazine, “Don’t Wanna Be Anywhere” is the latest new music from Seattle surf noir band La Luz, whose Ty Segall-produced sophomore LP Weirdo Shrine drops August 7th. Brimming with throbbing bass, tricky stickwork, haunted organs, slinky surf guitar, and angelic four-part harmonies, the track showcases La Luz at their very best...

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