Sowing’s Track of the Week:

Yellowcard – “Bedroom Posters”

The legendary pop-punkers have released another song in advance of their upcoming October 10th release, Better Days. It’s a nostalgic, chorus-driven banger reminiscent of the band’s Ocean Avenue prime.

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Other Tracks to Highlight:

Black Honey – “Vampire in the Kitchen”

“If No Doubt went indie rock. –Tundra” –Sowing. All jokes aside, this just about sums up my thoughts…but also check the sick guitar riffs/solo here.

 

Pile – “A Loosened Knot”

“Equal parts serene and brutal – often all at once. Pile not only return to their post-hardcore roots but they return with what they’ve learned in their more linear and experimental detours from the past couple releases. Lush strings, beautiful duets clash with harsh scramz, filthy guitar licks, and angular melodies.” –baseddook

 

ivri – “erosion”

Beautiful, shoegazey indie-rock from a no-name artist will always pique my interest, and this song/album was no different!

Rise Against – “Black Crown” (ft. Manchester Orchestra)

The album’s average rating/score isn’t sitting too pretty thus far, but any song with Andy Hull writing credits and vocal contributions will be a cut above the rest.