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Watch Night Drive's new video for "Arboria" Posted on December 7th, 2017

Night Drive have shared a new video for "Arboria", a track off their debut self-titled LP released earlier this year. The video was created with found footage taken from the film that inspired the song, Beyond the Black Rainbow, bringing the story of "Arboria" to life through its hypnotic visuals and brooding atmosphere.

Next week, the band make their way over to the West Coast to play a their last string of 2017 dates with Bogan Via. Tickets for all shows are available now at nightdrivemusic.com.


Stream / buy Night Drive, featuring "Arboria":

Spotify || iTunes || Amazon || Bandcamp || RCR Store


GGOOLLDD's new EP, Teeth, is out today Posted on December 1st, 2017

At long last, GGOOLLDD's Teeth EP is finally here!

Produced by Ben H. Allen, Teeth finds the band continuing their musical journey into the land of lush production and hook-laden melodies. The 5-track EP, featuring indie-pop smashes 'Undercovers' & 'Secrets', is available now as CD & LP, as well as digitally on all streaming platforms.

"The Milwaukee-based band have honed their shimmery synth-pop sound, paired it with hypnotic guitar riffs, and topped it off with lush productions—a perfect recipe for infectious, dance tracks that’ll be stuck in your head long after you've finished listening to them.” – Bandsintown

Stream & buy Teeth:

Spotify || iTunes || Amazon || Bandcamp || RCR Store


Sego release new video for "Sucker/Saint" Posted on November 30th, 2017

Los Angeles via Provo, UT band Sego share a new video today via Uproxx for their latest single "Sucker/Saint." The track comes off of the band's yet-to-be-titled sophomore LP, which is slated for a 2018 release.

"Sucker/Saint" is a reference to the dichotomy between songwriter Spencer Petersen's current life and his upbringing. While he grew up in a religious home in Utah, he currently exists in a very secular world in Los Angeles, giving him an interesting vantage point from which to observe people on both sides. It's a song about the complexity of modern identity, and how to incorporate your upbringing and past experiences into your daily life when the juxtaposition of the two can feel at odds with each other.

"'Sucker/Saint' seems to transcend the boundaries of genre and era, simultaneously incorporating the pulsating bass of a band LCD Soundsystem, alongside an ethereal and somewhat psychedelic singalong bridge reminiscent of the Beatles‘ later catalogue." — UPROXX

Stream & buy "Sucker/Saint":

Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp

Grapell share a new wintertime ballad, "Snowflakes" Posted on November 30th, 2017

Fresh off the release of their debut album Crier, Grapell have dropped a holiday surprise in the form of a new single called "Snowflakes". Written during the first snowfall of a Swedish wintertime past, the track is just what you need to top off your 2017 holiday playlists.

"It's warm and fragile, starting off delicately before swelling into a wave of emotion and memory. It's sentimental and powerful... but manages to be so without being off-putting or mawkish." — The Line of Best Fit



Stream & buy 'Snowflakes':

Spotify | iTunes | Amazon


New from Typhoon: "Rorschach" (Official Video) Posted on November 29th, 2017

Typhoon have shared a captivating new video for their latest single, "Rorschach".

The video's concept is a play on "the idea of being stuck inside your subconscious, fixated on one memory, while questioning it over and over again", as described by director Matthew Thomas Ross.

'Rorschach' is the first single taken off of "Floodplains", the opening 4-track movement (released last month) from Typhoon's forthcoming LP, Offerings. Following the critically-acclaimed White Lighter, Offerings will be the band's first full-length release in over four years, and is due out on Jan 12, 2018. Pre-orders of the album are available now on the Roll Call Records store as digital download, signed CD, and black 2xLPs.

Ahead of the album's release, the band have also announced upcoming Winter 2018 tours across North America, Europe, and the UK. Tickets for all dates are on sale now at wearetyphoon.com/tour.


Grapell's debut album Crier is out today! Posted on November 3rd, 2017

The first-ever full length release from Sweden's Grapell is out everywhere today! Featuring tracks like 'Heartbreaker' & 'No Longer Free', Crier is available now to stream or purchase digitally on Spotify, iTunes, and Amazon. You can also pick up a limited copy of the album on 12" black vinyl via Bandcamp or the Roll Call Records store.

"There are very few bands on the planet that can take an ordinary love song and make it so stunning that it feels like you’re listening to something from another world. Something so extraordinary that it surely could not be a love song ... Grapell are one of those bands." – The Revue


Night Drive release new video for 'Trapeze Artist Regrets' Posted on October 26th, 2017

Night Drive have shared an brand new music video for their track, 'Trapeze Artist Regrets' — off their self-titled debut LP released this past June. According to the band, the song is about "watching someone you know make the same terrible mistakes over and over again. Just trampling through life and coming to terms that there’s nothing you can do but hope for the best for them."

When the director (Jeremy Cloe) came to them with his concept for the video, he had managed to expand up that idea into "basically superhero proportions", without even hearing the duo's own interpretation.

Watch the video for 'Trapeze Artist Regrets' below and stream/buy the song everywhere here. Night Drive's debut album is available now on Roll Call Records.

Typhoon announce new album + share first four tracks Posted on October 25th, 2017

After four long years, Typhoon have officially returned, sharing the first four tracks off their newly-announced upcoming LP Offerings. Due out on January 12, 2018, the album is made up of fourteen hauntingly beautiful tracks divided into three distinct movements & an epilogue — Floodplains, Flood, Reckoning, and Afterparty.

Today, Typhoon present the world with the first 21-minute movement, entitled 'Floodplains: Wake / Rorschach / Empiricist / Algernon'.

Offerings is available now for pre-order as a digital download and in two web-exclusive physical formats, limited to 1000 of each:

#1: SIGNED DIGIPACK CD
(signed by all members of Typhoon)

#2: BLOOD RED DOUBLE VINYL LP
(feat. plastic O-Card + sleeve inserts w/ blood red art)

All direct pre-orders include an HQ album download upon release, as well as an instant download of the full 21-minute cut of 'Floodplains'.

'Floodplains: Wake / Rorschach / Empiricist / Algernon': Spotify | Apple Music | Youtube

Pre-orders available at: Roll Call Store | iTunes | Bandcamp | Amazon

Sego premiere the new video for 'Whatever Forever' via NPR Music Posted on October 25th, 2017

The new music video for Sego's 'Whatever Forever' is out today on NPR Music for your eyes and ears to enjoy. Following the band's debut album from 2016, 'Whatever Forever' explores the feeling (or lack thereof) of numbness in an world of noise and endlessly-consumable content — AKA "going through the motions with little thought to the outcome".

"Sego's music is frenetic, agitated and immediate ... steeped in '90s grunge with a good dose of '70s British bands such as Gang of Four."
— Bob Boilen, NPR All Songs Considered

'Whatever Forever': Spotify | iTunes | Youtube | Soundcloud | Amazon


GGOOLLDD release a new cut off their upcoming EP Posted on October 20th, 2017

GGOOLLDD gave the world another peek at their forthcoming Teeth EP today with the release of their new single, 'The Way That I Feel'.

Pre-orders for the EP are available now for both digital (iTunes/Amazon/Bandcamp) and physical (Roll Call Records store) copies, with limited edition splatter vinyl still up for grabs (but not for long!), plus exclusive merchandise bundled with a purchase of a LP/CD. Teeth EP will be out everywhere on 12/1.


The Dig share a new video for their cover of The Kinks' "People Take Pictures of Each Other" Posted on September 25th, 2017

The Dig have teamed up with animator James Kerr (aka Scorpion Dagger) to create the incredible new video for their cover of 'People Take Pictures of Each Other' by The Kinks.

"The best songs tend to feel current in any age. They seem to only get stronger and more relevant as time goes by. The Kinks released People Take Pictures Of Each Other about 50 years ago, but the line "people take pictures of each other, just to prove that they really existed," sounds like it could have been written as a commentary on pop culture in 2017. The idea that if it isn't on social media, it didn't happen. Ray Davies is the master at writing about this kind of serious subject matter while making it feel playful and lighthearted at the same time. He's singing, "don't show me no more please," as if the nostalgia is killing him. Meanwhile, what sounds like an eastern European folk-dance band is stirring up a rip-roaring hoot underneath. This same mix of humor and serious craftsmanship is what drew us to James Kerr's stuff. Everything he makes is really funny, but you sense that he's diving into some pretty intense subject matter at the same time. Taking a stroll through The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society recently and hearing this song come on, we were amazed at how current it sounds and felt inspired to create our own version. We wanted it to feel like an extension of some of the sounds and vibes we were experimenting with on Bloodshot Tokyo, while staying true to the fun and dance-y aspects of the original." — The Dig

Watch the full video on Youtube below, and stream/buy the song on all platforms here.


Grapell premiere 'Heartbreaker' via Consequence of Sound Posted on September 19th, 2017

Grapell have shared 'Heartbreaker' — a "sweet guitar ode" off their upcoming debut album — exclusively on Consequence of Sound, where they've also given a bit of insight behind the track's inspiration (spoiler alert: Ryan Adams). The band's first full-length release Crier will be out everywhere on 11/3 and is now available for pre-order on the Roll Call Records store, as well as through the band's Bandcamp.

Stream 'Heartbreaker' below or via Consequence of Sound, and pick it up on whatever platform your heart desires this Friday.