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Overmono Announce Debut Album ‘Good Lies’, Release New Single ‘Is U’

Overmono have announced their debut full-length, Good Lies, which is due out May 12 via XL. Today, the duo of Tom and Ed Russell have shared the new single ‘Is U’, alongside an accompanying Rollo Jackson-directed video. Check it out and find the album cover and tracklist below.

Good Lies follows a run of EPs Overmono dropped between 2020 and 2022, including Cash Romantic and Everything U Need. “Across the last two years, we have spent so much time on the road, making music whenever we could,” the group said in a press release. “Moving around all the time was always really inspiring and got us experimenting a lot and having fun with how we created chords or chopped and pitched vocals. This album is really a letter of love to the journey so far and marks where we want to take things.”

Good Lies Cover Artwork:

Good Lies Tracklist:

1. Feelings Plain
2. Arla Fearn
3. Good Lies
4. Walk Thru Water
5. Cold Blooded
6. Skulled
7. Sugarushhh
8. Calon
9. Is U
10. Vermonly
11. So U Kno
12. Calling Out

Andy Shauf Releases New Song ‘Telephone’

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Andy Shauf has unveiled ‘Telephone’, the latest offering from his forthcoming record Norm. Following previous singles ‘Wasted on You’ and ‘Catch Your Eye’, the track is accompanied by a video animated by Chad VanGaalen. Watch and listen below.

“I love Chad’s animation style so much,” Shauf said of the video in a statement. “He takes normal things and makes them odd, but also makes odd things seem totally normal. We asked him to take us into the weird world of Norm and a few months later we received an email with a link to this video and it was everything that we hoped for and much more.”

Norm is set to arrive on February 10 through ANTI-.

Billie Marten Announces New Album ‘Drop Cherries’, Shares Video for New Single

Billie Marten has announced her fourth album, Drop Cherries. The follow-up to 2021’s Flora Fauna is set for release on April 7 via Fiction Records and marks the first time that Marten serves as both a writer and co-producer (with Dom Monks) on one of her records. Lead single ‘This Is How We Move‘ is out today, and you can check it out below along with album artwork and tracklist.

In a statement, the singer-songwriter described ‘This Is How We Move’ as “a song about finding the natural rhythm and pacing between two people,” adding: “Working together and flowing as one – the relationship dance. John Martyn / JJ Cale ease of recording. Double bass Nick Pini. ‘You keep the garden, and I’ll take the view, this is how we move.’ Different wants and needs, catering for each other’s happiness. DESERVING TO BE LOVED.”

Of the album, she commented: “Dropping cherries is such a strong, visceral image that I tried to channel throughout recording in Somerset and Wales, to capture the vibrancy, unpredictability, and occasional chaos one experiences within a relationship. Imagine stamping blood-red cherries onto a clean, cream carpet and tell me that’s not how love feels.”

Drop Cherries Cover Artwork:

Drop Cherries Tracklist:

1. New Idea
2. God Above
3. Just Us
4. I Can’t Get My Head Around You
5. Willow
6. Acid Tooth
7. Devil Swim
8. I Bend to Him
9. Nothing But Mine
10. Arrows
11. Tongue
12. This Is How We Move
13. Drop Cherries

Anna B Savage Shares New Song ‘Crown Shyness’

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Anna B Savage has shared another single from her upcoming album in|FLUX. The Mike Lindsay-produced track is called ‘Crown Shyness’, and it follows previous entries ‘The Ghost’ and the title track. Listen to it below.

“I whittled away at this song for a long time, over two years, eventually bringing it to Mike and working on it together,” Savage commented in a statement. “It’s about feeling two conflicting things at the same time: a pull towards and a push away from. For me this song doesn’t feel explicitly sad, though. To me it feels like an acknowledgement of tenderness, and connection, but also the ways in which it can’t happen.”

in|FLUX is due to arrive on February 17 via City Slang.

Tiny Ruins Share New Single ‘The Crab / Waterbaby’

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Tiny Ruins have released a new single, ‘The Crab / Waterbaby’, which marks the band’s first new music since their 2019 album Olympic Girls. Inspired by “a time-honoured walk around the coves of Little Muddy Creek aside the Mānukau Harbour,” the track was recorded at Tāmaki Makaurau’s Paquin Studios. Check it out below.

Gina Birch Releases New Song ‘I Play My Bass Loud’

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Gina Birch has shared ‘I Play My Bass Loud’, the title track from the Raincoats bassist’s debut solo album. It follows the earlier single ‘Wish I Was You’, which featured Thurston Moore on guitar. Check out the Vice Cooler-directed video for ‘I Play My Bass Loud’ below.

“Vice asked his long-term friend writer, dancer and choreographer, Oakland based, Brontez Purnell to be the central character of the video,” Birch explained in a statement. “There are five women bass players performing in the video, Emily Elhaj (Angel Olsen), Hazel Rigby (TBHQ), Mikki Itzigsohn (Small Wigs), Staz Lindes (The Paranoyds) and myself. We shot the video in L.A. so the bass players in the video are not primarily the ones on the track apart from Emily Elhaj who plays bass with Angel Olson and Gina B. The song is a celebration of bass guitar as a voice, simple or layered, pounding or dancing or everything at once. A celebration of a shout, a yell from the window, and the I am Here, of a woman’s creativity on the bass guitar. I play my bass, my bass my bass my bass, I play my bass loud.”

I Play My Bass Loud lands on February 24 via Third Man Records.

Braids Announce New Album ‘Euphoric Recall’, Share New Single ‘Evolution’

Braids have announced their new album Euphoric Recall, which is slated to come out on April 28 via Secret City Records. Today, the Canadian experimental pop outfit has previewed their fifth studio effort with a new track called ‘Evolution’. Check it out and see the album’s cover art and tracklist below.

“Evolution in and of itself is a patient act,” singer/guitarist Raphaelle Standell-Preston said in a press release. “Our pursuit of the individual self, which comprises all realms of human emotion, is sweetened with the intention and act of patience from ourselves, from those that we love and those who love us.”

“How you cultivate your heart space is extremely important to the outcome of what you are pursuing,” Standell-Preston added. “I think that when we are operating from a place of safety and feeling loved and have intentions of loving, we can access really interesting places.”

Euphoric Recall includes the previously unveiled single ‘Retriever’. Braids’ last album was 2020’s Shadow Offering.

Euphoric Recall Cover Artwork:

Euphoric Recall Tracklist:

1. Supernova Apple
2. Evolution
3. Left_Right
4. Millennia
5. Lucky Star
6. Retriever
7. Euphoric Recall

Art School Girlfriend Unveils New Single ‘A Place to Lie’

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Art School Girlfriend, the moniker of Polly Mackey, has returned with a new single titled ‘A Place To Lie’ (via Fiction Records). Mackey wrote, recorded, and co-produced the track, which marks her first original material since her 2021 debut LP Is It Light Where You Are. Give it a listen below.

 

Pile Release Video for New Song ‘Nude With a Suitcase’

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Pile have shared a new track, ‘Nude With a Suitcase’, taken from their forthcoming album All Fiction – out February 17 via Exploding in Sound. It follows previous cuts ‘Loops’ and ‘Poisons’. Check out a video for ‘Nude With a Suitcase’ below.

“This might be my favorite song that I’ve written,” the band’s Rick Maguire said in a statement. “Some songs feel maddeningly laborious to write, but this one was a pretty good time. I still pored over it and it took a while but I enjoyed the process. It started as an idea on an acoustic guitar and I ended up using a sample of my voice on a synthesizer for most of the song. The lyrics are kinda loose and abstract and while they mean something to me I don’t know if I could plainly or coherently articulate what it is.”

Most Watched Movies ON Netflix and other Platforms During COVID-19

The year 2020 shone with what could be called the worst crisis humans have ever faced. From lockdowns to social distancing, everything has turned upside down. People are avoiding any handshakes or huge gatherings. It’s all due to the Covid-19 pandemic that broke out in Wuhan, China, and gripped the world in a matter of days.

The situation is not coming back to normal. People are asked to limit their outdoor activities and stay at home to avoid being infected by a coronavirus. Most of them are spending time with their families enjoying indoor games. While others are glued to their TV screens and smartphones. Those who weren’t able to watch their favorite TV series or movies due to busy schedules have found time to watch now.

It wasn’t possible without a high-speed internet connection and cable TV services. But if you are looking forward to some other premium platforms other than Netflix, the best thing is to cut the cord forever and rely on a streaming service.

While cord cutting is easy, this does not mean you don’t need anything else to watch your favorite movies. You need to rely heavily on an internet connection without which you can experience buffering issues. For reliable internet services and high-speed plans, you can always trust spectrum internet español. Apart from having an unlimited data cap and free modem, you can also get out of contract obligation by trying a spectrum buyout contract. You can also approach customer support for all concerns and assistance.

Today, we are going to discuss some of the most-watched movies during pandemic 2020 on Netflix and other platforms. If you are feeling bored in your home, you can always stream these movies without getting the shot of boredom. Let’s have a look at it.

Daybreakers

Daybreakers was released back in 2009 starring Sam Neil, Ethan Hawke, and William Dafoe. The writers and directors of the movie are Peter Spierig and Michael Spierig. The movie foresees 10 years from now when vampires rule the human race leaving only 5% of the population. The major problem is that vampires can only survive through human blood, which is running short due to the decrease in the human population.

A vampire, Dr. Edward Dalton, who works in a pharmaceutical firm, is researching developing an artificial blood supply to meet the demand of vampires. Revealing the full plot would be a spoiler – so if you are a fan of watching vampire movies, go for it. Most people have watched this movie during the Covid-19 pandemic.

28 Days Later

28 Days Later is yet another movie that has gained traction among viewers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Directed by Danny Boyle, and starring Christopher Eccleston, Cillian Murphy, and Naomie Harris, “28 Days Later” was released in 2002.

Animal activists took over a laboratory that is planning to release chimpanzees going through research and are infected by a virus. The virus causes rage and native activists overlook the imploration of scientists to keep the cages sealed.

Jim who has been in a coma wakes up in an abandoned hospital. He looks for someone in the deserted streets of London. A church that has been occupied by zombie-like humans wishes to kill him. Jim runs for his life. The movie is all about survival, with a strong plot, impressive direction, and well-written script.

Children of Men

Alfonso Cuaron, starring Clive Owen, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Julianne Moore, direct children of Men. The movie was released in 2006. The year is 2027 and the world has been gripped by an unusual occurrence i.e. humans are not able to reproduce for 18 years. The human race is on the brink of collapse until one woman becomes pregnant.

The movie grips the audience from start until the end. The sets of the movie are realistic and the film is well directed with a strong plot. If you want to spend quality time, Children of Men is worth giving the watch.

The Happening

The Happening is one of the movies that gripped the people during the Covid-19 pandemic. The main cast of the movie includes John Leguizamo, Mark Wahlberg, and Zoey Deschanel. It was released in the year 2008 and directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

Human is gripped by an apocalyptic threat that came out of nowhere. The mysterious deaths and series of violent events have spread across the country. Humans have no clue about the horrific phenomenon. Julian, Elliot Moore, and Alma try to escape the invisible killer by settling in Pennsylvania farmland. However, it was revealed later that no one is safe from this apocalyptic threat.

Quarantine

Covid-19 has gripped the world and quarantine is a word that often hit our ears. You might have guessed something about the movie Quarantine directed by John Erick Dowdle, starring Columbus Short, Jennifer Carpenter, and Steve Harris.

The CDC has quarantined a building, where humans are transforming into bloodthirsty vampires. The reporter and a cameraman are trapped inside the building. It would be better to watch the movie to know what happened next.

These movies are going to be a great source of entertainment for you to kill time. Stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic and spend time home watching movies instead of going out.

Summing Up

When it comes to watching TV series and movies, Netflix has got something for everyone. Make sure to check the aforementioned movies on Netflix and other platforms, even if the pandemic has gone away.