“Hate” is the new single and video taken from Growing Pains. The record covers a wide stylistic terrain, with “Hate” on the edgier side of that spectrum. Accompanied by virile guitar, Oz’s vocals are both strong and passionate.
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Mimi Oz debuts new video for “Hate” at Audiofemme, directed by Dylan Mars Greenberg
The song appears on Oz’s third studio record, Growing Pains, released October 22. “All my life, I tried to live outside the hate,” she huffs in almost a dream state, then caterwauls, “I see the hate you feel for me,” as electric guitar intensifies into a rolling boil. Oz reaches her hand through space and time to appeal to our collective sadness and the pressures of modern living and dying. With drums played by Miles Gibbons and guitar from David Celia, Oz conjures up a “perfect hollow space where you can feel the intensity of the lyrics, and everything hits hard and together and pulls you along. There is also a sense of violence, and I wanted to somehow explore that in the video but it didn’t end up turning out that way.”
Glide Magazine premieres the new single “Dear Adeline” from Austin folk-rock band Under The Rug
A change in perspective can paint a picture in a whole new light. Austin, TX trio Under the Rug took this idea to heart when creating their stunning LP, Dear Adeline (due out February 25th, 2022), a ten-track collection of emotive, dynamic indie rock that chronicles grief, tumult, and healing after the loss of a loved one and simultaneous dissolution of a romantic relationship. READ MORE…
ALL BITE’s new album Get Well Soon premieres at Rebel Noise
Based in Los Angeles, but with a sound more akin to gritty East Coast city punk and emo, the trio ALL BITE are releasing their debut album, Get Well Soon, on December 3rd. READ MORE…
buzzbands.la debuts the latest single from Manuel the Band, “Hell Yeah Everyday,” calling it “salt-of-the-earth rock ‘n’ roll.”
Manuel the Band makes salt-of-the-earth rock ’n’ roll, and since the earth in its native Southern California is a pretty diverse place, the sextet’s music is a melting pot of folk, blues and pop. The finished product is kinetic classic rock (think Kings of Leon or My Morning Jacket) that reflects the irrepressible spirit of the band’s founder, singer-guitarist Manuel Grajeda.
Glide Magazine premieres Jim Keaveny’s new single “Sunrise”
Some voices just somehow slip the cracks, which is criminal. Take Jim Keaveny, who weaves a tapestry of southwest flavored melodies across a vocal presentation that wreaks a mix of Tom Waits, Todd Snider, Greg Brown, and old world novel characters. READ MORE…