OF MICE & MEN RELEASE CRUSHING NEW SONG
Of Mice & Men are back with a brand new song and video, Obsolete. The band is also pleased to announce that it has signed with SharpTone Records. The video is fully animated and is inspired by the cover artwork that was drawn by iconic artist Derek Hess. The song will appear on the upcoming Timeless EP, out February 26 on SharpTone.
Watch the video below:
"There's an old idiom about what you're supposed to do when life gives you lemons," explains singer Aaron Pauley about the EP. "Sadly, to disappoint, this wasn't exactly that. We started writing this EP shortly before the initial lockdowns in spring of 2020, before we knew that our world was about to become a radically different place. A lot of these songs were born from a place of wondering how we'd fit into 2020 and beyond, both as adults in our 30s as well as a band that's a decade into our existence."
Crosses drop electropop cover video and single
††† (Crosses) have dropped a surprise release, a cover of "The Beginning of the End" by '90s electropop band Cause & Effect.
This is the first new music from the alternative band, fronted by Chino Moreno (Deftones) and guitarist Shaun Lopez, since their 2014-released, self-titled record.
Buy or stream the track here or listen by watching below:
Cane Hill post video for Kill Me
New Orleans band CANE HILL have dropped the video for another brand new song titled "Kill Me."
"I think if this year has taught me anything, it's that this dreadful voice of negativity in my head is loudest when my life is quiet," explains singer Elijah Witt about the song's relatable subject matter. "Just like everyone else, my mental health has taken a steep decline this year, and giving life to that horrific voice was the easiest way for me to try and combat it. 'Kill Me' is what I feel in the parts of me I can ignore when life is normal."
Watch the video below:
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