5 Seconds of Summer — “She’s Kinda Hot”
5 Seconds of Summer
5 Bands/Artists You Should Be Following (#16)
1. Maybe If You Hit It
A hard rock band from Florida. For fans of Pop Evil, Theory of a Deadman, Shinedown, etc. Maybe If You Hit It has recently returned to the scene and is ready to give their fans something new. In the meantime, check out “No Regrets” and “Texas Swagger.”
2. Prescription Happiness
Industrial/dark ambient music from the UK. For fans of Nine Inch Nails, Orgy, Deftones, etc. Prescription Happiness is currently booking shows and has just gotten their merch store up and running. Listen to “Hide and Seek” and “Still Breathing.”
Facebook – Instagram – YouTube – Official Site
3. In Vein
Hard rock/metal from Indiana. For fans of Escape the Fate, The Used, Motionless In White, etc. In Vein just released a cover of Rob Zombie’s “Meet the Creeper,” and their single “Haunt Me” can be streamed on Spotify. Here are two of my favorites, “Death Of Me” and “Behind the Curtain.”
4. Romance & Rebellion
Alternative/pop/rock from California. For fans of early Fall Out Boy, Justin Timberlake, 5 Seconds of Summer, etc. Romance & Rebellion is currently promoting the Amps & Anthems EP. Crank up “For a Moment” and “Boys Don’t Cry (BDC).”
Facebook – Instagram – YouTube
5. Lindsy Says
Rock & roll from Georgia. For fans of Lynam, My Darkest Days, Sixx AM, etc. Lindsy Says is touring to promote their first CD. Here is their first single, “Hold On Me,” and a live video of them playing “Headlights.”
June 2018 Album Releases
6/1
-Ben Howard: Noonday Dream
-Owl City: Cinematic
-Roger Daltrey: As Long As I Have You
-American Aquarium: Things Change
-Beach Skulls: Las Dunas
-Def Leppard: Volume One
-The Flaming Lips: Greatest Hits, Vol. One
-Ghost: Prequelle
-MANIAC: Dead Dance Club
-Neko Case: Hell-On
-Phil Cook: People Are My Drug
-ZZ Top: Cinco No. 2, The Second Five LPs
-Jason Birmingham: No Fux Given
-Michael Ray: AMOS
-Monowhales: Control Freak
-Black Lotus: Wilted
6/2
-Killakoi: Pangea
6/8
-Tremonti: A Dying Machine
-Jorja Smith: Lost & Found
-Kanye West and Kid Cudi: Kids See Ghost
-Lily Allen: No Shame
-Lykke Li: So Sad, So Sexy
-Sheppard: Watching the Sky
-Sugarland: Bigger
-Snail Mail: Lush
-Black Sabbath: Supersonic Years (The Seventies Singles Box Set)
-Dance Gavin Dance: Artificial Selection
-Dave Matthews Band: Come Tomorrow
-Dierks Bentley: The Mountain
-Erin Rae: Putting on Airs
-Fire Down Below: Hymn of the Cosmic Man
-Mick Ronson: Beside Bowie, The Mick Ronson Story
-NeYo: Good Man
-serpentwithfeet: soil
6/15
-Christina Aguilera: Liberation
-Mike Shinoda: Post Traumatic
-Johnny Marr: Call the Comet
-Chromeo: Head Over Heels
-Melody’s Echo Chamber: Bon Voyage
-Andy Jenkins: Sweet Bunch
-Buddy Guy: The Blues Is Alive and Well
-Culture Abuse: Bay Dream
-The Darkness: Live at Hammersmith
-Dead Girls Academy: Alchemy
-Lizzy Borden: My Midnight Things
-Mayday Parade: Sunnyland
-Orange Goblin: The Wolf Bites Back
-Petal: Magic Gone
-Rebelution: Free Rein
-Sepultura: Arise (Deluxe Edition)
-Tangents: New Bodies
-Welles: Red Trees and White Trashes
-Like a Storm: Catacombs
-Letters From the Fire: Letters From the Fire
6/22
-5 Seconds of Summer: Youngblood
-Bebe Rexha: Expectations
-Panic! at the Disco: Pray for the Wicked
-The Blood Choir: Houses of the Sun
-CRAFT: White Noise and Black Metal
-Garbage: Version 2.0 (20th anniversary reissue)
-Hatchet: Dying to Exist
-Paul Rodgers: Paul Rodgers — Free Spirit — Celebrating the Music of Free
-Soulwax: Essential
-White Ring: Gate of Grief
-BrokeNCYDE: 0 to BrokeNCYDE
-City of the Weak: Pulling Teeth
-Impending Doom: The Sin and Doom, Vol. II
6/29
-Bullet For My Valentine: Gravity
-Let’s Eat Grandma: I’m All Ears
-A Delicate Motor: Fellover My Own
-Elle Belle: No Signal
-Florence and the Machine: High as Hope
-Guns ‘N’ Roses: Appetite for Destruction — Locked ‘N’ Loaded (deluxe edition)
-Graham Nash: Over the Years…
-Red Baraat: Sound the People
-Social Distortion: Live at the Roxy (Vinyl Reissue)
-Yes: Yes — The Steven Wilson Remixes
-Night Verses: From the Gallery of Sleep
-Glass Lungs: Impermanence
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