5 Bands/Artists You Should Be Following (#26)

1. Shallowpoint

Rock/metal from Tennessee. For fans of Devour the Day, Sevendust, Gemini Syndrome, etc. Shallowpoint has been recording new music and is booking shows (check out their official site for more). Here is the band’s latest lyric video, “Dislocate,” and for those with a heavier preference, check out “Fractured.”

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2. Landmvrks

Metal from France. For fans of early Bring Me The Horizon, Soilwork, Atreyu, etc. Landmvrks’ latest album, Fantasy, was released in November 2018 and they are currently touring to promote it. Listen to “Endless Paradox” and “Blistering.”

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3. Saint Slumber

Indie rock/alternative pop “forged in the suburban sprawl between Philadelphia and NYC.” For fans of The Chainsmokers, The 1975, twenty one pilots, etc. Saint Slumber will begin their new record cycle this spring and have been reworking their live performance for the upcoming shows. I listened to quite a few tracks while writing this. My favorites (so far) are “Youth,” “Cool,” and “Human.”

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4. Wild Root

Soul music with a rock interpretation (hard soul) from Florida. For fans of Steely Dan, Government Mule, Dave Matthews Band, etc. Wild Root is playing shows all over Florida, bringing their particular brand of bluesy, soul-touching rock with them. Kick off your Wild Root education with “More Than I Can See” and “Jungle.”

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5. All the Colours

Alternative rock from Australia. For fans of Beck, The White Stripes, Queens of the Stone Age, etc. All the Colours is set to release their third album this year! Here is ATC’s latest single, “You Know, I Don’t,” and this track from 2015, “So High.”

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Playlist Challenge, Day 639

Motionless In White — “Necessary Evil”

Album of the Week: Wednesday 13’s The Dixie Dead

I have been a fan of Wednesday 13 since his time with the Murderdolls. I was bummed when they split, but my spirits lifted upon finding out Wednesday was carrying on with a new band. I love all of their albums, and I’ll likely feature every one at some point. This week goes to 2013’s The Dixie Dead.

New Music (3/11 — 3/17)

Acres: “Lonely World”

Vanish: “Under Water // On Fire”

Postcards from the Moon: “Just Make Sure You’re Happy”

Letters From Jett: “Best I Ever Had”

Daniel Tompkins ft. Acle Kahney: “Saved”

Jorn: “Lonely Are The Brave”

HellYeah: “333”

Friday Whiskey: “Cry Out”

Parting Gift: “Without Sin”

Throw the Fight: “Awakening”

Tesla: “Shock”

Witherfall: “A Tale That Wasn’t Right”

We Are Scientists: “Give It Up”

The Browning: “Optophobia”

Saudade ft. Chelsea Wolfe and Chino Moreno: “Shadows & Light”

Avantasia: “Alchemy”

Plain White T’s: “Low”

Bret Michaels: “Unbroken”

Jenn Vix: “Ride”

Underoath: “Bloodlust”

Whitesnake: “Trouble Is Your Middle Name”

Ketzer: “The Wind Brings Them Horses”

Lamb: “Moonshine”

Baroness: “Borderlines”

Allegaeon: “Extremophiles (B)”

Black Label Society: “A Spoke in the Wheel”

Dee Snider: “Lies Are A Business”

Vaudlow: “This Could Be Ours”

Autograph: “Meet Me Halfway”

Weekly Focus: Marquis of Vaudeville, Day Seven

Marquis of Vaudeville — “Bliss Chemical,” from the album The Tragic Valentine (2017).