The punk-rock trio Vivian K recently released their sophomore album
titled "Verses" and are currently on a U.S. tour which concludes at the end
of the month. Their new 12-song album begins with the raw, frantic,
garage rock of "Friends Are Dangerous" as the screaming vocals only add to
the song's high energy. The band moves quickly through "Lethologica," before
slowing down the pace for the alternative-pop feel of "Love Is Evil."
Vivian K dive into the nostalgic sound of "Earl" and "Can't Wait,"
before picking the pace back up for the punk-like fury of "First Snow."
The album finishes with the wild screams of "The Acoustic Version Was
Better (Stoned)" and the grunge appeal of "It's 9/11 Somewhere." To find
out more about Vivian K and their latest release "Verses," please visit
their Facebook page at facebook.com/viviankband.
The New Wave, Dance trio Jumbotron recently released their new
self-titled EP through Public Schools Records. The new five-song album
begins with the energetic beats of "Sell In May And Go Away," which
sounds like the missing link between punk and dance music. Jumbotron
incorporate hip-hop lyrics over a steady electronic dance beat on "Don
Draper," before returning to the experimental new wave sounds of "Some
Lucky Someone." Their new short release finishes with the dark,
grunge-like tones of "Whiskey Vinaigrette." To find out more about
Jumbotron and their latest self-titled release, please visit their
Facebook page at facebook.com/jumbotronzzz.
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