Minnesota’s Hunter Dumped Us Here recently released a new single. The ambient, dreamy track, “Greyed,” was recorded for the Inspyr project and is the bands first release since October 2017. You can stream the track below. The Inspyr project is “a place for artists to come together, share their work and inspyr each other to … More Hunter Dumped Us Here Release Dreamy New Single
David Thompson, vocalist of Minnesota melodic hardcore band, Nanashi, has left the band. In his statement, Thompson cites “personal reasons and circumstances” as the *WORD* for his departure. You can read his statement below. To anyone who has come out to a show, bought merch, streamed our music, watched our videos, given us a floor … More Nanashi Part Ways With Vocalist
One of Infinite Me’s founding members has left the band. Colby Moores, lead guitar and tone aficionado of the Minneapolis post-hardcore/alternative band, posted a short statement to the band’s social media accounts regarding his departure. You can read the statement below. Colby is an incredibly talented, driven individual, and we wish him luck in all … More Colby Moores Leaves Infinite Me
Minneapolis alternative (I don’t even know anymore) rock group, Household, premiered their music video for “Dark Matter” at New Noise Magazine.com. “Dark Matter” is the second video off of their latest album, Everything A River Should Be. This is the third track off of their latest record, and probably the closest to the band’s previous … More Household Drops “Dark Matter” Music Video
I had never listened to the Minnesota-based band Goodbye Lucy Grey before watching their new music video, but I can honestly say that their music is not what I had expected at all upon hearing their calming band name as well as the somewhat satisfying feeling that comes with the name of their song – “New Shampoo”. In … More Video Review: Goodbye Lucy Grey – New Shampoo
Minnesota pop-punk favorites Unturned have FINALLY announced the release of their new EP. In a short exchange of tweets with MMC Co-founder, Jake Smith, the group dropped the exact date of the highly anticipated release. Are you stoked? Because we’re stoked. Check out their current library here.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably now know that we have been spending the past several months planning Brickfest 2016, and IT FINALLY HAPPENED. We just want to take a hot second to say THANK YOU to everyone who played, came out and had the time of their lives with us. Also … More Midwest Music Collective Presents: BRICKFEST 2016
As I tried to find my way to the rooftop of the Schmidt Artists Lofts in St. Paul, I ran into my good friend, Chelsea, whom I hadn’t seen in almost a month. She looked at me flustered and said “I need a hug”. As we hugged, I tried to find out what was going … More The Von Tramps “Fast and Loose” Exclusive Release Party
Back in 2012, Eau Claire Acoustic-Pop band, The Last Semester (featuring current members of The Millenium and The Wrecks) recorded an EP titled “Keep Smiling, Kid.” Due to financial troubles, the EP never saw the light of day… until now. Thanks to Jamie Berger, drummer, “Keep Smiling, Kid” is available now for “pay what you … More Four(ish) Years Later: The Last Semester “Keep Smiling, Kid”
There are very few bands that can harken back to true punk roots. As much as we love the pop-punk genre, it’s never been true punk, it’s not the real in-your-face, high energy, fast-paced, no-holds-barred, destructive power. The Retakes have retaken (see what I did there? It’s a pun! Are we cool yet?) that lo-fi … More Artist of the Month Interview: The Retakes
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