All posts tagged: new york city

High Waisted ‘Firebomb’ Video

NYC rockers High Waisted make their return with an explosive video titled 'Firebomb'. Packed with sheer attitude, the visuals weave between clips of the band performing the track and frontwoman Jessica Dye romping around a red-lit room in a sexy manner with a steamy girl crew added to the mix. The song along with the High Waisted single 'Free Throw' is out on Little Dickman Records as part of a split release with The Coax.

Best Ex ‘See You Again’ Video

Having released three studio albums, Candy Hearts have now moved on to the next stage of their career by changing their name altogether. Now recording under Best Ex, the group dropped their EP 'Ice Cream Anti Social' last month via Alcopop! Records. Now delivering the visual treatment to their song 'See You Again', the Glenn Harvey-shot video features singer Mariel Loveland basically enjoying life in New York City.

Paper Work NYC x EXCEL Capsule Collection

New York street brand Paper Work have dropped a new capsule collection with Venice California Punk-Metal legends EXCEL. Drawing inspiration from old EXCEL flyers and designs created by Ric Clayton and Alexis Ross, the collection includes tees, sweaters and tote bags.

ColoRising Interview with Ice Balloons

NYC band Ice Balloons are consistently dubbed as a super group. To an extent that may be true but the group are first and foremost friends who have come together to create art with absolute freedom and room to explore. Consisting of Sean Kennerly of Samiam, TV On The Radio’s Kyp Malone, Sean Powell of Fuckemos, Midnight Masses’ Giselle Reiber, B.A. Miale, Rob Bryn of Wild Yaks and Dan Scinta, their music is a collage of riotous punk, New York no wave, garage rock and noise all rolled up into one event of a listen. To call it energetic would be an understatement and in terms of their stage show, well let’s just say that it is probably one of the liveliest performances one could see…ever! Wilder than wild, the ‘common fly’ charges about on stage singing vocals and at some point in the show there may even be sparks popping and flying about on his body.

Check Out The Baby Shakes’ Punk-Driven Track ‘Turn It Up’

Having flown the flag for NYC rock & roll for 12 years now, The Baby Shakes released their third studio album 'Turn It Up' earlier this month. Fusing the sounds of classic punk and garage with a notch of power pop, the group have unveiled the title track taken from the LP. Keeping it stripped and raw with the meat and potatoes of punk, the tune is perfect for a day time drive with the top down.

Stream Loose Buttons’ ‘Sundays’ EP

Breakups are as commonplace as breathing air but lets face it, sometimes you still need a soundtrack to help you deal with the emotional roller coaster that comes with it. NY band Loose Buttons have dedicated their new EP 'Sundays' to those relationships that have taken a turn for the worst. Four songs in total, the group have delivered an electric wave of indie pop so vibrant that it almost makes ended relationships something to look forward to.

Julietta Interview

On the surface it's more than easy to fall for Julietta. The New Yorker instantly captures attention with her drop dead gorgeous, model-like features. However, when she sings, you instantly begin to understand that she is more than just good looks, but possesses a voice that is incredibly powerful and fierce, that definitely cuts through any noise currently in music.

ColoRising Interview with Julietta

On the surface it's more than easy to fall for Julietta. The New Yorker instantly captures attention with her drop dead gorgeous, model-like features. However, when she sings, you instantly begin to understand that she is more than just good looks, but possesses a voice that is incredibly powerful and fierce, that definitely cuts through any noise currently in music.

Listen to Julietta’s Upbeat Single ‘Beach Break’

Last year NYC-based songstress Julietta dropped her highly impressive 'Conquest' EP, a seven song collection of perfectly polished electronic pop that included two remixes by Super Duper and Body Language. From that point it was evident that this New Yorker wasn't just a pretty face but someone whose talent for singing and songwriting couldn't be denied.