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Girlpool’s Harmony Joins Chris Lanzon on New Song ‘Angel Litany’

Chris Lanzon has teamed up with Harmony, formerly of Girlpool, for the new single ‘Angel Litany’. Check it out below.

“’Angel Litany’ embodies the bittersweet feeling of unconditional love,” Lanzon explained in a statement. “It’s gratitude and bliss, with the fear and guilt of being undeserving. It’s a desire to please, but never feeling adequate enough. It’s the surrender to the powerful force of love and the sensation of everything falling into place, satisfied but still questioning if it’s too good to be true. It’s an ode to trusting the process and basking in the moment. The songwriting session was very much like this. Harmony and I had only just met, and within an hour this song just poured out of us, without either of us even setting an intention. It just felt right.”

Abbie Ozard Announces Debut Album, Shares New Single ‘anything for you’

Abbie Ozard has announced her debut album, everything still worries, which arrives July 25 via House Anxiety. It includes the previously shared singles ‘days like these’ and ‘i don’t know happiness without you’, and today’s announcement comes with the release of the new track ‘anything for you’, which was written with Ben Matravers. Check it out below.

“In the past I’ve found myself changing everything about myself to suit another person,” Ozard said of the new song in a statement. “This track embodies the desperation and yearning you experience during an unrequited situationship, how you can’t think for yourself and how blindsided you are when it comes to love that isn’t reciprocated but still ongoing.”

Revisit our Artist Spotlight interview with Abbie Ozard.

Suki Waterhouse Shares New Songs ‘My Fun’ and ‘Faded’

Suki Waterhouse has released two new songs, ‘My Fun’ and ‘Faded’. Both tracks arrive with animated visuals from Callum Scott-Dyson, and you can check them out below.

“We went with a vibrant, fun, and choppy card cut stop motion animated style for these two videos, inspired by Monty Python and other great cut-out animators,” Scott-Dyson commented in a statement. “I really enjoyed making them and working with Suki. The songs had a nice differentiation in vibe, so I went with super saturated and bright for ‘My Fun;’ and then a little more washed out for ‘Faded.’”

Waterhouse released her Sub Pop debut, I Can’t Let Go, in 2022.

Watch Mk.gee Perform ‘Are You Looking Up’ on ‘Kimmel’

Mk.gee was sthe musical guest on last night’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, where he performed ‘Are You Looking Up’ from his album Two Star & the Dream Police. Watch it below.

Two Star & the Dream Police is the debut LP by Mk.gee, aka singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Michael Gordon. ‘Are You Looking Up’ preceded the LP along with the singles ‘Candy’, ‘How Many Miles’, ‘You Got It’, and ‘Dream Police’.

Watch Vampire Weekend Perform ‘Mary Boone’ on ‘The Daily Show’

Vampire Weekend appeared on The Daily Show to perform their single ‘Mary Boone’, which appears on the band’s latest album Only God Was Above Us. They also sat down for an interview with host Michael Kosta to talk about the LP and their new podcast Vampire Campfire. Watch it below.

Only God Was Above Us, the follow-up to 2019’s Father of the Bride, arrived last Friday. Along with ‘Mary Boone’, it includes the advance tracks ‘Capricorn’‘Gen X Cops’, and ‘Classical’.

Timex Launch Q Timex Falcon Eye Chronograph

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Timex, the American watch brand, has announced the launch of the Q Timex Falcon Eye Chronograph. The timepiece pays homage to its predecessor, the Q Timex 1979 Reissue, by incorporating classic details, such as a period-correct 40mm stainless-steel case and coordinating 3-link stainless-steel bracelet, dimensional applied indices, domed acrylic crystal, functional battery hatch, and date window.

With its distinctive blue Côtes de Genève dial, this watch boasts a chronograph Quartz analog movement for tracking elapsed time. It also has a water resistance of 50 meters, making it suitable for those looking to take dips and lighter swim activities while on holiday. The watch is currently available via Timex for £190.

Mastering the Art of CS2 Skin Selling: A Comprehensive Guide

In the expansive universe of gaming, Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) stands out as a titan. Its popularity has fostered a thriving virtual economy, revolving around skins – cosmetic enhancements for in-game weapons. The buying and selling of these skins have evolved into a profitable venture for many enthusiasts. This definitive guide is your passport to navigating the intricate world of CS2 skin trading.

Understanding CS2 Skins

CS2 skins are digital embellishments that alter the appearance of weapons within the game. Ranging from subtle color tweaks to intricate designs, each skin adds a unique touch to your gaming experience.

Rarity and Value

Much like physical collectibles, CS2 skins vary in rarity and, consequently, value. Scarce skins often fetch higher prices due to their exclusivity and distinct designs.

The Steam Market and Third-Party Platforms

When it comes to trading CS2 skins, you have two main avenues: the Steam Market and third-party websites. While the Steam Market offers a secure environment, third-party platforms may provide a wider array of options and potentially better deals.

Selling CS2 Skins: A Step-by-Step Guide

Preparing Your Inventory

Begin by organizing your inventory and identifying which skins you’re willing to part with. Assess the rarity and demand for each item to gauge their potential profitability. This step is crucial in understanding how to sell CS2 skins effectively.

Selling on the Steam Market

To sell on the Steam Market, navigate to your inventory, select the desired skin, and set a competitive price. Keep in mind that Steam deducts a nominal fee for each transaction. Exercise patience as it may take some time for your skin to find a buyer.

Exploring Third-Party Platforms

Third-party platforms offer greater flexibility in pricing and may yield better profit margins. Create an account on a reputable site, list your items, and follow the platform’s guidelines for completing the sale. Always prioritize security and opt for reliable payment methods.

Buying CS2 Skins: What You Need to Know

Researching the Market

Before making any purchases, conduct thorough market research. Analyze current trends, identify popular skins, and understand the factors influencing their value. This knowledge empowers you to make informed decisions when buying CS2 skins.

Using the Steam Market

For a hassle-free experience, utilize the Steam Market’s extensive catalog. Filter your search based on preferences and complete transactions securely using Steam Wallet funds. Keep in mind that prices on the Steam Market may be slightly inflated due to fees.

Exploring Third-Party Platforms

For a broader selection and potential bargains, explore third-party platforms. Prioritize platforms with positive reviews and community feedback to ensure reliability. When making purchases, exercise caution, and opt for secure payment methods to avoid scams.

In Conclusion

Mastering the art of buying and selling CS2 skins demands market knowledge, patience, and diligence. Whether you prefer the convenience of the Steam Market or the versatility of third-party platforms, understanding the value and demand for each skin is paramount. Embrace the dynamic nature of the virtual economy, stay informed, and adapt to evolving trends. With this guide at your disposal, you’re ready to embark on a thrilling journey through the world of CS2 skin trading.

The Bug and KMRU Announce New Album, Share New Single ‘Differ’

Kevin Richard Martin, aka the Bug, and Joseph Kamaru, aka KMRU, have announced a new collaborative album titled under the name KRM & KMRU. Disconnect will be released onJune 14 via Phantom Limb. Listen to the new single ‘Differ’ below.

Martin became aware of KMRU “watching the short 2020 documentary Under the Bridge,” according to a press release. “Which, aside from immediately finding Joseph’s approach to sound and music so instantly impressive, I also found his spoken voice possessed a captivating, lilting, tonal quality, with his soft-spoken accent.”

“The album originated from an exploration of a text I wrote during my sound art studies, delving into the complexities of Otherness,” Kamaru explained. “The project served as a response to Audre Lorde’s idea that differences should be embraced as a dynamic force within humanity, rather than a perceived threat.”

Disconnect Cover Artwork:

Disconnect Tracklist:

1. Differences
2. Arkives
3. Difference
4. Ark Private
5. Differ Private
6. Arcs

Bad Bad Hats Release New Song ‘Bored in the Summer’

Bad Bad Hats have dropped a new single called ‘Bored in the Summer’. It’s taken from their new self-titled album, which comes out this Friday and has already been previewed by the songs ‘TPA’ and ‘My Heart Your Heart’. Check out a video for it below.

“When Bad Bad Hats first began, I used to demo out all our songs in Garageband,” the group’s Kerry Alexander shared in a statement. “I love going through all the keyboard sounds and drum loops (Edgy Drums 3!) and building a track. But as the band progressed, I got away from this process in lieu of figuring it all out live in the studio with the band and our producer. “Bored in the Summer” marked my return to Garageband. It was gratifying to know I could still do it. We kept some of my Garageband keyboard parts for the final version, but we amped up the arrangement with Chris and Con’s energetic bass and drum parts and the addition of a key change. It brings a certain levity to the chorus that we love.”

Mallory Hawk Unveils New Songs ‘All Your Troubles’ and ‘Run Until They Catch You’

Mallory Hawk, best known as the leader of the Brooklyn punk band Customer, has shared her debut solo singles. Listen to ‘All Your Troubles’ and ‘Run Until They Catch You’ below.

“I wrote ‘All Your Troubles’ after a brief visit home to North Carolina,” Hawk explained in a statement. “I was staying in my childhood bedroom surrounded by my old tchotchkes and started trimming my bangs with a dull pair of child scissors I used all throughout grade school. I lit a candle and the nostalgia of my past felt all-consuming. I stayed up all night writing the song, veering between intensity and catharsis while confronting my guarded feelings about family tragedy.”