Los Angeles alt-rock band, New Language, is following the rules by staying home. It’s for your safety as well as theirs.
While they’ve been home, New Language has made a new video for you guys to watch. It’s called, “No Time.” Most of us have more time on our hands than usual. So you will have plenty of time to check out the video, right?!
If you’re craving some alternative rock that makes you feel a bit nostalgic for the 90s, then Stone Sea has a video for you. I’m gonna go see if I can find a flannel shirt and combat boots to where while playing this video. It’ll be a good time.
Their song, “Slice of Depth,” is pretty rockin’. Take a peek.
Abraham Alexander’s video for “Stay” is fancy without being flashy. Many of us cannot wait for summertime and swimming pools. Watch this video and maybe you’ll feel like there is hope for those summer days.
Since many of us aren’t going anywhere this weekend, check out Annabelle Maginnis’s video, “Steady.” She’s still rockin out in the living room.
I’d like to think that Annabelle is home making the best of a bad situation by making new music for her fans.
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Who needs a high-energy video based on video games?
Look no further than Lawrence’s video for Casualty. Check out their other music too! They’re pretty rad.
https://www.facebook.com/lawrencetheband
This video is pretty sweet. I’m getting a sugar rush just thinking about it. It could be the discounted Valentine’s candy though.
Seriously, check it out.
Canetis in Latin means “sound.” I think that you will like the sound of Canetis.
Check out the video for “Energy.” If it wasn’t time to shake your tailfeather, it is now.
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