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Desire Announce New Album, Share Video for New Single ‘Telling Me Lies’

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Desire Announce New Album, Share Video for New Single ‘Telling Me Lies’

Desire – the electronic project of Megan Louise and Johnny Jewel – have announced that their new album, Escape, will come out on May 3 via Italians Do It Better. Today’s announcement comes with the release of the new single ‘Telling Me Lies’, which you can check out below.

Escape was written and recorded in Los Angeles and Palm Springs, California. Originally scheduled for release in the summer of 2020, it marks Desire’s first full-length album in nine years and includes the previously shared singles ‘Black Latex’, ‘Zeros’, and the title track. Johnny Jewel produced the LP, which was mixed by Vaughn Oliver.

Escape Cover Artwork:

Escape Tracklist:

1. Black Latex
2. Telling Me Lies
3. Liquid Dreams
4. Love Is A Crime [feat. Mirage]
5. Zeros
6. Dark Age
7. Haenim [feat. Ether]
8. Ghosts
9. Escape
10. The Young And The Restless
11. Days & Nights
12. L’Amulette De Vie
13. Friends & Enemies

Drive-By Truckers Announce New Album, Release Video for New Single

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Drive-By Truckers Announce New Album, Release Video for New Single

Drive-By Truckers have announced their new album, Welcome 2 Club XIII, which arrives on June 3 via ATO Records. Today, the band has shared the record’s title track, alongside an accompanying music video. Check it out and find the album cover and tracklist below.

‘Welcome 2 Club XIII’ pays tribute to the Muscle Shoals honky-tonk where founding members Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley got their start with their former band, Adam’s House Cat. “There were no cool bars in town and Club XIII was the best we had, but it wasn’t all that good, and our band wasn’t particularly liked there,” Hood remarked in a statement. “From time to time the owner would throw us a Wednesday night or let us open for a hair-metal band we were a terrible fit for, and everyone would hang out outside until we were done playing. It wasn’t very funny at the time, but it’s funny to us now.”

Hood added: “Cooley and I have been playing together for 37 years now. That first band might have failed miserably on a commercial level, but I’m really proud of what we did back then. It had a lot to do with who we ended up becoming.”

Following 2020’s The Unraveling and The New OK, the new LP was produced by longtime collaborator David Barbe and was created over the course of three in the summer of 2021. It features background vocals from Margo Price, R.E.M.’s Mike Mills, singer-songwriter Schaefer Llana, and more.

Welcome 2 Club XIII Cover Artwork:

Welcome 2 Club XIII Tracklist:

1. The Driver
2. Maria’s Awful Disclosures
3. Shake and Pine
4. We will never wake you up in the morning
5. Welcome 2 Club XIII
6. Forged In Hell and Heaven Sent
7. Every Single Storied Flameout
8. Billy Ringo In The Dark
9. Wilder Days

Just Mustard Release Video for New Song ‘Mirrors’

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Just Mustard Release Video for New Song ‘Mirrors’

Just Mustard have released a new track called ‘Mirrors’, which will appear on their upcoming sophomore album Heart Under. The song arrives with an accompanying visual directed by Dylan Friese-Greene. Check it out below.

Speaking about the single, the band’s David Noonan said in a statement: “‘Mirrors’ was one of the final songs to be written for ‘Heart Under,’ the lyrics and music arrived together in what felt like one moment and we wanted to keep the feeling of one thought or moment constant throughout the song.”

Heart Under is slated for release on May 27 via Partisan. So far, the Ireland five-piece have previewed the LP with the singles ‘Still’ and ‘I Am You’.

Interpol Share Video for New Single ‘Something Changed’

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Interpol Share Video for New Single ‘Something Changed’

Interpol have shared the new song ‘Something Changed’, taken from their upcoming album The Other Side of Make-Believe. Lead single ‘Toni’ was accompanied by the opening installment of a two-part film from director Van Alpert, and ‘Something Changed’ completes the short film. Watch and listen below.

“In ‘Something Changed’, part 2 of our short film with Van Alpert, reality and reverie converge and our two lead characters find themselves in a kind of dream state – being pursued inexorably by an ominous figure (played by myself),” Paul Banks said in a press release. “The lives of the three are intertwined in a nebula of fear, retribution, desire, and defiance. Who will receive their just deserts? Stay tuned and find out.”

Alpert added: “Paul and I like the idea that Something Changed would be like a dream. It’s as if our two main characters wake up from what happened in Toni and their lives are irreparably different. They are now on the run from some dark force that is a bit more primal and encroaching.“

The Other Side of Make-Believe arrives on  July 15 via Matador.

Jordana Shares Video for New Single ‘To the Ground’

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Jordana Shares Video for New Single ‘To the Ground’

Jordana has unveiled a new single called ‘To the Ground’, taken from her forthcoming album Face the Wall. The track follows previous offerings ‘Catch My Drift’ and ‘Pressure Point’. Check out its Thomas Lange-directed video below.

“It’s about being alone and starting from square one, not knowing how and where to start, a venture into adulthood,” Jordana explained of ‘To the Ground’ in a statement. “With the path to growing up, it’s wanting to not ask for any help on any growth to feel accomplished and self brought up, emotionally and physically. The only help being asked for in this song is to be stripped completely and figuratively thrown to the ground to get back up.”

Face the Wall is due for release on May 20 via Grand Jury.

Wyldest Releases New Single ‘The Best Is Yet to Come’

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Wyldest Releases New Single ‘The Best Is Yet to Come’

Wyldest, the moniker of singer-songwriter Zoe Mead, has shared a new single called ‘The Best Is Yet to Come’. The track arrives with an accompanying video directed by previous collaborator Laurie Barraclough. Check it out below.

“This was written in the midst of isolation, friends and family were shuffling around moving away, changing,” Mead said in a press release. “I chose to stay in the city, but could feel my world changing, disappearing in a way. However I suppose it was evolving into something different. Like many people during 2020/21 I felt a little trapped within my own existence, being resistant to change and resentful that people close to me were moving away, doing what they felt they needed to.”

‘The Best Is Yet to Come’ follows Wyldest’s 2021 album Monthly Friend. Check out our Artist Spotlight interview with Wyldest.

100 gecs Share New Song ‘Doritos & Fritos’

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100 gecs Share New Song ‘Doritos & Fritos’

100 gecs have shared a new song, ‘Doritos & Fritos’, the second preview of their upcoming album 10000 gecs. The track follows ‘Mememe’, which arrived last November. Listen to ‘Doritos & Fritos’ below.

10000 gecs does not yet have a release date. It will follow the duo’s 2019 debut, 1000 gecs, as well as the remix LP 1000 gecs and the Tree of Clues. 100 gecs are set to perform at a number of festivals this year, including Coachella, Governors Ball, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza. 

Flock of Dimes Shares New Song ‘Go With Good’

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Flock of Dimes Shares New Song ‘Go With Good’

Flock of Dimes has released a new song, ‘Go With Good’. It’s lifted from Head of Roses: Phantom Limb, a collection of unreleased tracks, demos, live performances, and covers recorded around the same time as her latest LP, Head of Roses. Listen to ‘Go With Good’ below.

“‘Go With Good’ is about making peace with those moments in which what we believe we want for ourselves doesn’t end up aligning with what life actually has in store for us,” Jenn Wasner said of the track in a statement. “It’s about trying to step outside of ourselves enough to see and accept things as they truly are – letting go of the illusion of control that keeps us stuck, and revising the false narratives that we may have constructed to protect ourselves from pain.”

Head of Roses: Phantom Limb arrives April 15 via Sub Pop.

Watch Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker Join the Wiggles to Perform ‘Elephant’ and ‘Hot Potato’

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Watch Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker Join the Wiggles to Perform ‘Elephant’ and ‘Hot Potato’

Last year, the Wiggles performed a rendition of Tame Impala’s 2012 track ‘Elephant’ for Triple J’s Like a Version. Now, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker has joined the Australian children’s band on stage, playing ‘Elephant’ and ‘Hot Potato’ at Perth’s RAC Arena last night (April 10). Watch it below.

“When the opportunity presented itself to perform live with The Wiggles – how could I resist?” Parker said in a statement. “That was one of the most enjoyable things I’ve done!”

Blue Wiggle Anthony Field added: ‘We were so happy to have Kevin Parker on stage with us in a very special musical moment! We are so grateful to Tame Impala for the song ‘Elephant’ and then to have him perform ‘Hot Potato’ with us also – it was a real pinch-me moment!”

Earlier this year, Tame Impala released the deluxe box set edition of The Slow Rush.

Why do online casinos like Casumo need background music?

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Why do online casinos like Casumo need background music?

When you walk into a brick-and-mortar casino, the first thing you notice is the cacophony. Slot machines beeping and whirring, chips clinking, people laughing and talking. The background music is loud and energetic, designed to keep you pumped up and gambling. Online casinos like Casumo need to create a similar experience for their players. While the games themselves provide visual and audio stimulation, it’s not enough to recreate the lively atmosphere of a real casino. That’s where background music comes in. By playing upbeat, engaging tunes, online casinos can help create an immersive and exciting environment that encourages players to keep gambling. There are many reasons why online casinos like Casumo choose to play background music. In this article, we will discuss a few of those reasons.

The Importance of Background Music at Online Casinos

An online casino like Casumo is a digital version of a traditional brick-and-mortar casino. Players can gamble on casino games through the internet, with the chance to win real money. Online casinos such as Casumo are becoming increasingly popular, as they offer convenience and flexibility that traditional casinos cannot match. Casumo online casino is a great place to enjoy your favorite casino games. With over 1,000 different games to choose from, you’re sure to find something that you’ll enjoy playing. The site also offers a variety of bonus offers and promotions as you can see for yourself in this Casumo Casino review by Japan-101. If you’re looking for a great online casino experience, Casumo is the right choice for you.

One important element of online casinos like Casumo is background music. This music helps to create an immersive experience for players, making them feel like they are in a real casino. The right background music can make players feel more relaxed and focused, which can improve their gambling performance. In addition, background music can help to set the tone of an online casino, making it more inviting and exciting for players. As online casinos continue to grow in popularity, background music will become increasingly important in creating the ultimate gambling experience.

Music creates a unique gaming experience

When it comes to music, Casumo is an online casino that uses a variety of background music to create a unique gaming experience. The music is carefully selected to match the theme of each game and provide a fun and immersive environment for players. The range of genres includes classical, jazz, rock, and pop, so there is something for everyone. In addition to the music, the sound effects and voiceovers are also carefully chosen to create a realistic and engaging gaming experience.

Music sets the mood and creates a specific atmosphere

As anyone who has ever been to a casino knows, the right music can make all the difference. The right mix of tunes can create an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation, helping to keep players engaged and focused on the games. At an online casino like Casumo, this is even more important, as the lack of physical surroundings means that the music has an even greater impact on the overall experience. By carefully selecting the right tracks, Casumo can create a unique and immersive environment that keeps players coming back for more. So next time you log into Casumo, take a moment to listen to the music – it might just be the key to a winning streak.

Music can influence our emotions and how we gamble

Music can influence our emotions and behaviors in a variety of ways. For example, upbeat music can make us feel happier and more energetic, while slow, relaxing music can help to soothe and calm us. Studies have even shown that music can affect how we gamble. In one experiment, participants who listened to fast-paced music tended to place riskier bets than those who heard slower-paced music. The researchers suggest that the fast music may have led the gamblers to feel more excited and impulsive, leading them to take greater risks. While this effect may not be noticeable in everyday life, it highlights the potential power that music can have over our emotions and behavior.

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