From Tucson, Arizona comes the debut album titled "Here Comes The
Music," from Adara Rae & The Homewreckers. This album features
performances from members of the punk bands MxPx and Good Charlotte, as
well as premier studio musicians.
The new twelve-song release begins with the country rock feel of "Miss
Me Like Crazy" and the up-beat, pop-punk appeal of "Want You To Stay"
that brings out the best of Adara Rae's vocals. Adara and the band have
all the right ingredients for a hit single with "Here Comes The Music"
and MxPx bassist Mike Herrera lends a hand on the chorus of "OK To Be
OK." She slows the tempo down for the swaying ballad "If You Loved Me"
which showcases the full potential of her voice, before closing the
album with a live version of "See You Cry" as Adara Rae and the band
lock into an alternative rock groove. To find out more about Adara Rae
& The Homewreckers, please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/adararaemusic.
From Chicago comes the latest EP from hard rockers the Vaudevileins
titled "Transmission." It was released at the beginning of December and
features five energetic, rockers that has great modern Foo Fighters-like
energy that motors through all the songs. Beginning with "Chasing
Time," you instantly realize that this band should be on the radar as
one of the new bands to check out in 2016. They slow the tempo down for
the harmonizing sing-along of "Snow," before blowing you away with the
guitar driven "SOB" and the alternative grunge-like groove of
"Transmission." To find out more about Vaudevileins and their latest
release "Transmission," please visit vaudevileins.com.
From Tulsa,OK comes the new live album from the garage/punk rock band
the Dead Shakes. The new seven-song live album was released by Fuzz Row
Records digitally and as a limited edition red cassette. It begins with
the high-energy of "Here I Am" as their raw, reckless sound draws in the audience. The driving guitar boogie of "Modern Day Tripper"
gives the band a psychedelic edge, while the shake rhythm and
grunge-like guitars of "I Know Why" has the band jamming past the
six-minute mark. The show closes with the final blast of energy for the
punk-like fury of "You Make Me." To find out more about the Dead Shakes
and their latest live album "Live At Young Camelot," please visit their
Facebook page at facebook.com/deadshakes.
From a bedroom in Vienna, comes the latest release from Barons
Of Hiddenhausen titled simply "Bedroom Edits." It features five songs
written, recorded and produced by Moritz Kofler in his bedroom studio.
He turned off any contact with the outside world and developed some
amazingly dark new alt-rock music they will have you wishing for more.
Beginning with the chugging guitars of "Realm Of The Edge," his music
follows the vein of Nine Inch Nails as displayed in the follow-up song
"Pass Trash Station." The hard-hitting, rhythm heavy sound of "Shipwreck
Mattress" has an edgier heavy metal sound, while "Witherbitch" closes
the album with an all-out assault on your ears with this electronic
metal masterpiece. To find out more about the Barons Of Hiddenhausen,
please visit bohh.net.
Chicago band, The Bishop's Daredevil Stunt Club look to close out the year with their latest single "The Woman Who Got Old." It features a great up-beat, modern alternative rock sound that tells us the message of being youthful with the start of a new year. To find out more about them, please visit facebook.com/pages/The-Bishops-Daredevil-Stunt-Club.
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