If it's raw, authentic rock & roll that you're looking for, Essex band Black Pines definitely have you covered as the rising outfit deliver quality records harking back to their 2019 single 'Hope'.
Having released their debut EP 'Cuntry Covers Vol.1' back in September, Toronto band Bria have now shared the video for their cover of the Lucinda Williams tune 'Fruits Of My Labour'. The video features various family home video clips of everything from members cooking in the kitchen to ballroom gatherings on down to birthday parties.
London artist Liz Cass has shared her latest video for the track 'Killers', which is taken from her upcoming debut album, scheduled to land next year via Ultra Records.
Texas band Why Bonnie have unveiled their latest video titled 'Galveston'. Directed by Grace Pendleton and Why Bonnie singer Blair Howerton, the vid finds the group's vocalist wandering around a sandy location at night time with a metal detector clear into the morning.
Manchester's Mandy, Indiana, formerly Gary, Indiana, are scheduled to release their debut EP '...' on November 19th via the Fire Talk label. To coincide with the news, the band have also unveiled their new video 'Bottle Episode'. Directed by Max McLachlan, the manic visuals flow hand in hand with the in your face tune, which rings with a sense of urgency.
Irish poet / artist Sinead O'Brien makes her return with her new cut 'GIRLKIND'. The track will hopefully be featured on her upcoming debut album which will get released on Chess Club Records. Produced by Dan Carey, the track has a spirited post-punk sound that compliments Sinead O'Brien's vocals perfectly.
Berlin collective Public Display Of Affection or simply known as P.D.O.A, the project of creatives Madeleine Rose and Lewis Lloyd, released their single 'Rose' back in March of this year. While the experimental band may not have loads of music floating around, they have been doing live shows for a couple of years now. Unafraid to cross musical boundaries, P.D.O.A blend together everything from art punk to theatrical jazz, fostering something truly exciting.
Russian post-punk heroes Shortparis return with a new single and video called 'Любовь моя будет тут.' or 'My Love Will Be Here.'. With the band handling direction duties as well, the really well shot vid takes place in a small venue / pub where the band is on stage performing to a crowd that suddenly becomes violent, with fights taking place all throughout.
Russian band Love Object are slated to release their debut album 'New Flesh' on December 3rd via Italians Do It Better. To coincide with the announcement, the pair have also unveiled their new video 'The Kill'. Directed by Sofya Atalikova, singer Dasha Utchka finds herself being experimented on, only to become an all out killer.
Singer and musician Julia Shapiro is scheduled to release her new album 'Zorked' on October 15th via the Suicide Squeeze label. To coincide with the announcement, Shapiro has also dropped a new video to coincide with her single 'Wrong Time'. Directed by Colby Makin, the analog visuals are collaged footage of Julia doing random things around her area of L.A.