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Strange Woman – “FAKE VALENTINE”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “‘FAKE VALENTINE’ is the ferocious first track from Scottish, queer artist Strange Woman. It is a delightfully bluesy take on hard rock and alternative music, combining infectious riffs and blistering screams. The track is an ode to failed love: an expression of frustration in trying to navigate romance as a queer, gender non-conforming, young person. Inspired by the high-octane sounds of Måneskin, Yungblud and Cassyette, ‘FAKE VALENTINE’ seduces all who listen with its sexy and snarling attitude.”
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Harold & the Bishops – “Jason Statham”
Country: Australia
Genre: Garage Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Everyone knows him. This is a tribute (parody) to the Hollywood action hero that cannot rely on anyone but himself. His stoicism and his reliance on violence is the role he plays, unable to be vulnerable and show any emotional depth.”
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Those Fucking Snowflakes – “Straight Pride Month”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Straight Pride Month is a jazzy noise punk blast of unmitigated fury that ends with the closest approximation TFS could get to a showtune. Musically the song find TFS returning to their standard mesh of varied time signatures, unreleting melodic noise with a sound that feels like a rollercoaster cart that is about to come off the rails at any moment. It’s fitting that a song about upset gammon moaning about why they “don’t get a special month” just for being basic bitches features Tom Robinson on backing vocals, adding his might to the gang chant chorus. The man who was not afaird to stand up and shout ‘Glad to Be Gay’ at a time where homosexuals were still being persecuted both by police and public alike – Tom was one of the pioneers in saying “fuck you” to bigotry. TFS view it as an honor as well as a career highlight. The lyrics are pretty straight forward, a call out to why there’s a pride and a clear sample of a historic injustice, aimed towards all the homophobes with ‘lest we forget’ stuck on their white vans, clearly they forgot. All leading to a classic shout out to let all complainers know that, now, there is a straight pride month so they can come out of the closets and live free, running through fields hand in hand with Theresa May who hates gay people and was there working as a scarecrow anyway.”
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Griffin Winton – “Balls Deep”
Country: US
Genre: Garage Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Bolstered by rollicking, off-kilter garage band jangle, Griffin Winton appears to be the only man brave enough to ask the important questions: who was the first guy to ever say he was balls deep? Is it rude unceremoniously unsubscribe from an OnlyFans account? Who let the dogs out? “Balls Deep” is the first single off Winton’s upcoming album Best All Around Boy due out later this year. The playfully sardonic track gives a peek at the whimsical horseplay that lies ahead for bold listeners.”
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Algorerhythm – “bullshit”
Country: US
Genre: Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: “This song is social commentary about having what you need without the bullshit everyone is trying to sell you. The song is a defiant, hedonistic anthem about living life on your own terms, rejecting inauthenticity, and embracing the moment. There’s a sense of philosophical resignation paired with a “live fast, enjoy now” attitude. It speaks to both freedom and futility, mixing existential awareness with playful rebellion.”
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Luke Warm and The Cold Ones – “Only Friends”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This song tells the story of the emotional wreckage left behind from a relationship that was never meant to be. One that started with immense passion and maybe some blind spots for red flags. Lyrics like “ Pain for Pleasure/ A holy war” hint at how love and hate can get intertwined in a messy relationship. In the end, it is a longing for recognition that, even though it is over, there was something there at the beginning. Something strong that cannot be denied. “
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SHAGGO – “Big Trash Night”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “‘Big Trash Night’ is a high-energy punk opener to our album! It draws from a punk song our lead singer’s dad wrote in his garage-rock band in the 90’s; we updated it and gave it a modern femme twist.”
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Repeat – “Nothing New”
Country: Sweden
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: This song is about that fed-up feeling when everything starts to look like recycled noise — politics, media, even music. ‘Nothing New’ is our way of cutting through it. We didn’t want to overthink it — just hit record and let it out.”
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HLLLYH – “Flex It, Tagger”
Country: US
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: ““Flex It, Tagger” got its start back in 2009 but was shelved when the Mae Shi broke up that year. At one level, this song is inspired by the Sparks-fueled crowds at their shows in the late 2000s, particularly at LA venues like the Smell and Pehrspace and the early FYF Fests. Crowds so powerful and energetic that they could have overthrown the government. Relatedly, the song is also about overthrowing the government: “Every rebellion looks foolhardy until it’s successful; this one looks very foolhardy” they say. “
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Atomic Lights – “Burnt Transmissions”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This is a track from our new record that dropped on June 6th. It’s about breaking down on tour twice on a run we did in 2017.”
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