Metalsucks — Looks pretty cool. The post Deftones Release Music Video for “My Mind Is A Mountain” appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — Aborted, Frozen Soul, and Tribal Gaze are supporting the tour. The post Cattle Decapitation Reveal North American Tour appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Obscure Sound — Breathing Under Water is the captivating debut album from Start Forward, the project of Miami-based multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter Joshua Sturtevant. The project’s immersive sound draws from ’90s alt-rock staples like Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Radiohead, and beyond — acts that Sturtevant grew up with. The album melds memorable rock productions with relatable lyrical introspection, capturing a sense of “being overwhelmed and needing to surrender in order to move forward,” per Sturtevant, who based the album title on a poem he read during a time of personal tumult. The opening title track aptly exudes a meditative, atmospheric rock charm — The post Start Forward – ‘Breathing Under Water’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Stereogum — The Weezer influence in indie rock will never die. Have you heard the Yawn Mower singles? Or the new Jobber? Now there’s Hard Chiller, who incorporate the beloved band’s sound into their new caustic, grungy anthem “The Wall.” more info

Stereogum — Last month Margo Price announced her new album Hard Headed Woman and offered the confident anthem “Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down” as a preview. Now she’s teaming up with fellow singer-songwriter Jesse Welles for the dream-filled new single “Don’t Wake Me Up.” more info

Stereogum — Last week Nicki Minaj went on a tirade on Twitter, starting beef with her past collaborator Jay-Z. Now the rapper is starting some trouble with SZA. more info

Stereogum — If you’re like me, you’re extremely excited about the pending release of You’re Weird Now, the new Guerilla Toss album produced by Stephen Malkmus at Trey Anastasio’s studio. Lead single “Red Flag To Every Bull” was fire, and “Life’s A Zoo,” out today, might be even more appealing. As with the prior track, this one incorporates Malkmus’ vocals in a supporting capacity without letting his distinctive persona overwhelm Guerilla Toss’ own unmistakable vibes. It’s a hallucinatory, synth-driven, cartoonish computer pop specimen punched up with cheerleader chants, an uncanny smooth jazz break, and myriad left turns. more info

Metalsucks — Additional support will come from Hirax, Void, Interceptor, and Midnight. The post Dark Angel’s First North American Tour in Decades to Feature Sacred Reich and Vio-Lence appeared first on MetalSucks. more info