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CROSSFAITH ANNOUNCE 'SPECIES EP' DUE MAY 22 UNLEASH NEW SINGLE 'DIGITAL PARASITE'

CROSSFAITH ANNOUNCE ‘SPECIES EP’ DUE MAY 22 UNLEASH NEW SINGLE ‘DIGITAL PARASITE’

Zach Maxwell’s ‘Kill the Kingdom’ releases album

Where are you currently based and what is the music scene like there? Currently I'm Based in Toronto and the music scene here is absolutely awesome! There's a huge sense of community and people are so down to earth and friendly. How did you first start playing music? My dad was a musician so it was kinda baked in to me as a kid. I remember when he bought me my first guitar when I was 10 and I never really put it down. What have you been working up to recently? Currently I'm putting out singles from my upcoming EP! Your latest single 'Help Me' is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting for this track? The song comes from a very real place of when I was going through one of the hardest times in my life. It was a late addition to the album and really tells my story. The sound was something we focused on a lot; we wanted something dark, edgy, and powerful. Where and when did you record/produce and who with? We recorded this back in may of 2019 and it was produced by the super talented Joel Stouffer How did you approach the songwriting for Help Me? Help me was the very first person. It was really easy to write actually it pretty much just says everything that was on my mind at that moment. How did the recording take place? We actually recorded the whole song in the basement of my house. I built a home studio a while back so everything besides mix and master was done here. What programs/instruments did you use? This song was produced on ableton with the help of Joel Stouffer. This song was mainly digital instruments as we wanted a very lo-fi sound to it. How did the concept for the Help Me video come about? The video concept came to me very easily. I really wanted this desolate desperate feel and for that me and my team agreed to head out to the dessert in LA. Where and when did you film and who did you work with? We filmed in one day at the El mirage desert in California, just outside of LA. I worked with my incredible video guys who came on the trip from Toronto called Red Tip Productions. The director's name is Dave Redman and he is an absolute genius. What did you find most challenging and rewarding during the creation of the video? The most challenging was the fact that I was sick and it was about 100 degrees fahrenheit out there so that was super hard. But after powering through that, when we wrapped up, I felt so happy that I pushed myself through it. Other than that it all went down pretty smoothe. You have a new album coming out in a few months, what can we expect? In my opinion, You can expect a little bit of everything from mental health to heart break. This album is special to me and I hope that everyone can relate to at least one of the records. Where are you at in the creation of your new album? It's finished! Now we're just putting out music consistently, and putting the full album out early summer. Who are you listening to at the moment? Currently on my most recent played is: The 1975 cause im a die hard.. The band camino cause they're perfect, and Bazzi! What do you like to do away from music? During the winter I snowboard quite a bit, I love cooking, hiking and spending time with my dog Mika! I also love working out and meditating. Favourite food and place to hangout? Easily North of Brooklyn Pizzeria in Toronto such a great spot for a pint and a pie!

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STONEFOX RELEASE 2ND SINGLE 'TIME' + ANNOUNCE RELEASE OF NEW EP

STONEFOX RELEASE 2ND SINGLE ‘TIME’ + ANNOUNCE RELEASE OF NEW EP

April was due to be the month beloved indie outfit The Dandy Warhols went back out on the road to play tour dates on the East Coast of the United States. Instead, like so many of us, they find themselves bunkered down in Portland and (in drummer Brent DeBoer’s case) Melbourne, beginning the journey of adjustment to the new living restrictions imposed because of ‘the virus’. But like a flower blooming through the cracks of a concrete pavement, true magic can often yield strong under such painstaking confinements; as is the case with the conjuring of The Dandys’ sixth studio album Tafelmuzik Means More When You’re Alone. The epic 4-hour LP, released through Bandcamp Wednesday 1 April, rejuvenates a new appreciation of play, experimentation and innovation, paying homage to the light-hearted baroque collection of ‘Tafelmusik’ that used to be played during the banquets of yesteryear. A true gift to unsuspecting fans the world over, the recordings took shape after the four-piece finished their fifth studio album Odditorium or Warlords of Mars. “It started out with me pushing everyone to play different instruments,” explains Dandys’ guitarist Peter Holmström. “I ran a drum machine through some effects and then we just fucked around. Courtney and I had keyboards of some kind and Brent was playing bass and Zia was playing the Farfisa.” “Peter had us all whipped up into plugging power tools into guitar pedals and recording every single instrument in our 12,000 square-foot studio,” says singer-guitarist Courtney Taylor-Taylor. “There was no goal or end in mind; at the time, it felt like the culmination of around 15 years of collecting antique, toy or eccentric musical instruments.” A lover of Tafelmusik with a penchant for dinner parties, Courtney felt it only natural to finally create the perfect music to accompany them. She reminisces “At some point during one of our dinners, we noticed that the emotionally buoyant nature and ambiguity of it was perfect. We began organizing it for long multiple-course meals. This gave us a loose framework and really led us to look at the long flow of a three-to-four-hour musical trip.” There’s something poetic and beautiful about the timing of this release. As musicians around the world are putting together material in various formats to entertain their respective fans, The Dandy Warhols have yet again done what they do better than anyone else and taken a sideways step out of the current convention by bringing out a record originally created for a banquet when everyone’s in isolation. Keyboardist Zia McCabe explains why the record is being made available now, rather than at a later date. “I saw on our fan page all the posts of old live shows, videos and interviews people were posting in lieu of seeing us live and realised these guys were starving for new material and there was no way we could get a new album to them in time. I’d recently listened to our never-released Tafelmuzik album and realised it would be perfect. Not only because we could get it out quick, but the music itself felt like just the right medicine for these troubled times. Okay, it’s not a cure for COVID-19, but it could help cure the boredom of being stuck inside – and its light-hearted nature could lift the spirits of people while they organise their own drawers and cabinets.” She signs off with: “I also think it will be a very special treat for everyone who first enjoys this musical journey alone when they finally get to hear it as the backdrop next time they’re allowed a proper feast with some of the friends they’ve been missing.” Tafelmuzik Means More When You’re Alone is out now via The Dandy Warhols Bandcamp music.dandywarhols.com. $1 from each purchase will go to Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, a charity who provide financial assistance to musicians. For further information on Sweet Relief and to donate, visit: sweetrelief.org For further news and information on The Dandy Warhols, visit: dandywarhols.com Listen to Zia’s Coronavirus Spotify Playlist here The Dandy Warhols Website The Dandy Warhols Bandcamp The Dandy Warhols Facebook The Dandy Warhols Twitter The Dandy Warhols Instagram

Indie icons The Dandy Warhols drop unprecedented 4-hour exploratory album Tafelmuzik Means More When You’re Alone

Andy Eichhorn is an accomplished vocalist, songwriter and guitarist. Growing up in a small town on the prairies, Andy stood out as unique at a young age with his passion for British & American pop music. He knew how to hunt down albums and magazines before the dawn of the internet to feed this passion for music that wasn't being played on the radio at the time. Looking back, he realized that the diverse songs that WERE being played on the radio in the 80's would be his greatest influence. His keen desire to sing, play guitar & write songs combined with some years of music lessons at the hands of his supportive parents afforded Andy considerable success playing, writing & recording throughout his life, most notably the acclaimed Canadian band Zuckerbaby. As singer & co-writer in Zuckerbaby, Andy travelled Canada coast to coast, recorded & released 2 major label albums spawning 5 singles. Andromeda, Heavy & Shampoo were released from their debut album and Overexposure & Holiday from their second record. The band filmed 4 music videos with Andromeda reaching #13 on the MuchMusic video countdown. Zuckerbaby were (are!) a great live band & shared the stage with many of the bands that Andy still admires today. "Where's Andy?" As his friends, family and bandmates know, he has a special way of disappearing. He pulled his best "Andy" ever over the last few years by not stepping foot on a stage or into a recording studio, other than a few shows with Zuckerbaby. During this time, Andy has been writing his own music with no real plan to do anything with it. That all changed when he reconnected with friend & Producer Lorrie Matheson who invited Andy to his studio, Arch Audio to hang & record some of the songs he'd been working on. Now almost complete, his solo 5 song EP will be released soon.

Andy Eichhorn Premiere

Born and raised in Montreal, Rossi proves to be as diverse and artistic as the city in which he calls home. As a proud son of Italian immigrant parents, Rossi spent his earlier years embracing his culture while learning how to be a Canadian musician. Now ready to let the world in on his personal side, Rossi sets out for the first time as a solo artist to release a series of songs he has written over the years. He is ready to share his most heartfelt intimate moments in music with the world. A self taught multi instrumentalist, songwriter, singer and producer - his acclaimed songwriting skills led him to perform with Bon Jovi after winning the XM/Sirius Satellite Radio Songwriting Competition as he was selected over thousands of songwriters around the world. He has also worked with and performed alongside artists 3 Doors Down, Gilby Clark of Guns N Roses, Jonas and The Massive Attraction, Savoir Adore and many more. Rossi has had numerous songs air on radio stations around the world. His most popular hit This Is The Day by The Falling landed on the top 50 Active Rock charts in Canada. QUOTE When I wrote the song "Anxiety" I felt the urgent need to express how society has distorted our values and morals. We live in a very strange world today and unfortunately many of us suffer from mental illness in silence. I hope this song can bring some comfort to listeners knowing they are not suffering alone." - Pat Rossi

Pat Rossi Premiere

What is your name and role with TAN COLOGNE? I'm Lauren Green and I play guitar and sing for live shows and play guitar/vocals/bass/drums/percussion/some keys for Tan Cologne recordings. I'm Marissa Macias and I play guitar/synth/vocals/percussion in performance and guitar/vocals/keys/synth/some percussion for recording. Where are you currently based and what is the music scene like? We are based in Taos, New Mexico. For such a small population, there is definitely a wide appreciation for music with a few spaces to perform. How did TAN COLOGNE form? Tan Cologne began by writing experimental soundscapes to echo our landscape and then morphed into song structures with vocals. What's been happening recently? A LOT has been happening in the world. Currently in the US and New Mexico, we're ordered to stay home as much as possible due to the "pandemic", so we've been creating our own dimension and writing a new EP and sending care packages to friends and family. Who programs/instruments do you use? Lauren plays a Fender Mustang and Marissa plays a Fender Jaguar and Strat. For pedals and accessories, Lauren uses a MXR Analog Chorus, Japanese Boss RV-2 Digital Reverb, volume pedal and at times a Sound Stone guitar sustainer made by Merkaba Electronics out of Austin, TX. Marissa uses an EarthQuaker Organizer pedal, along with a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay and TC Electronic HOF Reverb and plays a Roland GAIA Synth. For recordings, we use a TAMA drum set and various percussive elements. Your debut album recently came out on Labrador Recs, where and when did you record and who with? Yes! We recorded the album ourselves in Northern New Mexico in a very old adobe structure. We mixed the album ourselves in New Mexico and had some additional mixing and mastering done by our good friend Gory Smelley who owns Marfa Recording Co. in Marfa, TX. Who or what influenced the sound and songwriting? Living in New Mexico, we constantly explore the vast landscape and mirrored responses. We feel like we were influenced mostly by the Earth's elements and vibrations. How did you go about writing the music? At times, we would each separately have a segment of a song we individually wrote and then come together and see if they would fit together like puzzle pieces. Often they would! Otherwise, we sit down together and start with guitar parts and then mess around with vocals melody ideas and sift through percussive options. We would also write through layering ideas while simultaneously recording. What did you find most challenging and rewarding during the creation of the record? The challenging parts of recording happened while recording in such an old adobe structure with faulty outlets. We would have to shift a whole setup around because we would hear ghosts crackling through the amps if they were plugged into unsettled electricity. Hearing the album as a whole and hearing our unique sound that came of it was very rewarding! What do you like to do away from music? Soaking in hot springs, long walks, looking at rocks, rearranging spaces, cooking, swimming, researching and getting obsessed with different topics, esp having to do with UFOs. Who are you listening to at the moment? Lauren - Bo Hansson, The Durutti Column, Grouper, Popol Vuh, Natural Information Society, Lorelle Meets the Obsolete Marissa - Khan Jamal, Jefferson Airplane, Johnny Hawaii. Favourite food and place to hangout? Lauren - Thai food and home cooked meals. Favorite place to hang out is anywhere with sun and water. Marissa - Anything with Arugula and Tamari and favorite place to hang out is anywhere in water. www.tancologne.com www.instagram.com/tancologne www.twitter.com/tan_cologne tan-cologne.bandcamp.com riotactmedia.com/roster/tan-cologne/

TAN COLOGNE Interview

Florian Picasso releases comeback single 'Like You Do' with Gashi & Ally Brooke on Universal Music

Florian Picasso releases comeback single ‘Like You Do’ with Gashi & Ally Brooke on Universal Music

Isolated Radio: Harder, Better, Faster & Isolated The collaborative radio born out from the quarantine, which you can also be part of, launches a limited line of t-shirts about electronic classics adapted to the pandemic.

Isolated Radio: Harder, Better, Faster & Isolated The collaborative radio born out from the quarantine, which you can also be part of, launches a limited line of t-shirts about electronic classics adapted to the pandemic

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THE CHATS RESCHEDULE ‘HIGH RISK BEHAVIOUR’ NATIONAL TOUR NUDGED TO NOVEMBER + DECEMBER 2020

After the overwhelming success of Delivered, Live’s inaugural streaming event last weekend, the show has been locked in to return on a weekly basis. Hosted by sartorial star of stage and screen, Henry Wagons, Delivered, Live has evolved into a more concise 2.5 hour variety show, and will hit the event's YouTube channel this Easter Sunday at 7pm. Further weekly episodes are scheduled for the following nine weekends. “Diverse streaming gig shines when weirdness faced head-on” SMH The focus of the show will still be live music, but this will also be supported by sets from local comedians (including a regular appearance by Sami Shah, looking back at the week at the week that was) and expert panel discussions hosted by much loved TV and radio personality Myf Warhurst. This week, join Henry Wagons on Delivered, Live along with live sets from Freya Josephine Hollick, Tim Rogers and Hayley Mary (The Jezabels). As with the initial event, the majority of revenue raised by sponsors and ticket sales will go directly back to the performers on the show, the crew supporting them, and their nominated live music venue. The inaugural show sold 2,200 tickets, generating over $40,000 in revenue, which was distributed to artist and creative industries affected by the COVID-19 crisis across Victoria. For this week’s event the recipients of those funds are as follows: Freya Josephine Hollick nominates - The Eastern Hotel, Ballarat and Stive Collins Hayley Mary nominates - Major Toms, Kyneton and Jeff Hahn Tim Rogers will announce his nominees on the night. Line-ups will be announced weekly, with all musical and comedy guests performing live in our custom-made, socially-distanced studio. Producers The Handshake Agency thanks its sponsors - Victorian Government, Four Pines, The Music, Oztix, Small Time Group, Harry The Hirer and Audio Technica. Delivered Live – Sunday April 12 at 7pm Tix can be purchased here Delivered Live can be viewed here More info here

Delivered, Live Returns This Sunday 12th April

Bakers Eddy | Watch The Batsh*t Crazy Video For 'T-Shirt'

Bakers Eddy | Watch The Batsh*t Crazy Video For ‘T-Shirt’

PRAISE FOR THE LAZY EYES "If Brian Wilson joined Tame Impala for a day" DIY Magazine “Now nostalgia aficionados don’t have to root around in cool vinyl sections to discover the past, because The Lazy Eyes are the future.” The Line of Best Fit "A pristine psych-addled slice of guitar pop, complete with undulating piano chords and some gorgeous, watery effects on the guitar." Clash Music “A stellar burst out of the gates from a band with a hell of a lot of promise ahead of them.” Pilerats “Sydney foursome The Lazy Eyes are still in their late teens, but possess a musical depth beyond their years.” Tone Deaf “You know when you listen to a song or an artist and you don't know exactly why or how, but you can feel something special. This is a prime example of that” Declan Byrne (triple j Unearthed) “The hype is real. Believe it.” Life Without Andy Ascendant Sydney foursome The Lazy Eyes today share their eagerly anticipated second single, ‘Tangerine’. Listen HERE. ‘Tangerine’ follows their debut release ‘Cheesy Love Song’, which premiered on Home and Hosed with Declan Byrne and saw rotation additions across triple j Unearthed and FBi Radio, drawing praise from NME Australia, i-D Magazine, RAGE and more. Where their first single was a dreamy, patiently unspooling introduction to the band, ‘Tangerine’ takes a decidedly different approach, balancing the band’s breezy, vintage pop-inspired melodies with a blistering guitar solo climax worthy of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, running through a wealth of musical ground across its 3-minute runtime in a kaleidoscopic blur. Harvey Geraghty (vocals, guitar, keys), Itay Shachar (vocals, guitar), Blake Wise (bass) and Noah Martin (drums) have been playing together since they were 15, having met each other while attending Newtown Performing Arts High School. Like ‘Cheesy Love Song’, ‘Tangerine’ dates back to the group’s formative high school years, the product of basement jam sessions, borrowed equipment and the overflowing energy of creative youthfulness. It's a spirit that also exudes from the 'Tangerine' live visualiser filmed by Spencer Standish, which captures the band in grainy, lo-fi glory, tinkering with their pedals, feeding off each other's energy, running across stage as they wail guitar solos underneath saturated house lights. Of the track's origins, the band says: "We like to include places and things into our lyrics. 'Tangerine' has a lyric that goes: "Hopscotch round Enmore Theatre..." We all met and went to school down the road from that theatre and visited it a lot with our friends, so it kinda just seeped its way into the music. Tangerine is the first original we ever learned to play. It's funny looking back on it because the rhythm of the melody was so hard for everyone - especially poor Noah on the drums - to nail. Nowadays the song is a breeze and It would be weird if it wasn't, considering we have played it more than any other song in the set. Harvey finds a new and inventive way at every show to make the guitar solo 'interesting'. Expect the unexpected from him. The recording came together slowly, adding layers one by one and producing it in our home studio in Lindfield. Sonically it's still nostalgic of the time when we were just starting to learn to play with each other and really becoming a band." Named as a future act to watch by triple j, Happy Mag and more off the back of their much-talked-about showcases at BIGSOUND 2019, The Lazy Eyes are solidifying this reputation with audiences, taking their constantly morphing, playfully jam-filled live show national with appearances at the Sydney leg of Laneway, Farmer & the Owl and Fairgrounds festivals. ‘Tangerine’ by The Lazy Eyes is out now - buy/stream it here. Stay connected with The Lazy Eyes: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | triple j Unearthed

THE LAZY EYES RELEASE SECOND SINGLE ‘TANGERINE’

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT DROP VIDEO CLIP FOR FIRST NEW MUSICAL OFFERING IN OVER A DECADE, 'UNBROKEN'

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