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J Hacha De Zola's four-song, all-Spanish language, synth-driven EP "Syn Illusión," is out Nov. 16th. It's a diversion from the "urban junkyard" sound that J will return to on his next album. Says PopMatters of the title track: "As songs on the matter go, this is one that's bound to light the way forward and inspire a legion of imitators."
You may be familiar with Alex Lilly from her work with the bird and the bee and The Living Sisters, or her gigs as part of the touring bands behind Beck and Lorde. On Jan. 11th, Lilly will release her first solo album 2% Milk via Inara George's newly-formed Release Me Records. The first single "Distracting Me" arrives tomorrow and the L.A. Record has premiered it today, calling out its "punchy beat and engaging twisty-turny melodies, written about how romance re-orders priorities."
"There is a post-punk sound here that brings to mind groups like The Pixies and Interpol complete with spiraling guitar solos that reach a climax with the infectious and anthemic shouted chorus at the end of the song." Thanks to Glide Magazine for posting "Desire" from post-truth, the upcoming album by Houston-based band The Wheel Workers.
Bakersfield-based married dreampop duo Fawns of Love will release its sophomore album Permanent on Jan. 18, 2019 via Test Pattern Records. The album’s first single “Someday” premieres today at Ghettoblaster ahead of hitting all streaming services tomorrow.
The fourth album by The March Divide drops tomorrow, which leaves today to preview another track from the "ingenious mind" of San Antonio's Mr. Jared Putnam. Check out the folk-tinged "Tie One On" over at Cowboys & Indians Magazine, and hear the rest of Anticipation Pops (Slow Start Records) mañana!
Fanatic is teaming up with Altered Innocence for the upcoming US theatrical release of the "Queercore: How To Punk A Revolution" documentary. Into drops the trailer today along with a list of confirmed dates.