Daytime TV will release Rodeo on 19 February via Marshall Records, produced by Pete Hutchings, with new single ‘Meditate’ already out.
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Daytime TV will release Rodeo on 19 February via Marshall Records, produced by Pete Hutchings, with new single ‘Meditate’ already out.
The Irish band’s first record, Poor Advice, uses noise rock and punk speed to argue with the church, the state and the society around them — and it does not soften the verdict.
The Minneapolis post-punk trio wrote their second record while Operation Metro Surge occupied the Twin Cities — and the album doesn’t separate itself from that context.
The new video gives shape to a specific tension: wanting to be invisible and needing your pain to be seen, set against a melodic post-punk arrangement.
The Detroit quartet closes the three-song introduction to their seventh album before its Friday release via Domino.
The Dublin band’s fourth record sharpens their industrial noise rock into something more volatile, structured, and unrelenting.
The band brought “Star,” “The Weak,” “Ember,” and “Tender Blades” to the show’s Unplugged series, ahead of a 2027 tour.
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The band’s latest full-length filters Western-tinged guitar lines through post-punk, landing as a focused set with clear regional roots.
The Dublin band follows the platinum-certified Romance with a harder, more corrupted-sounding record produced by James Ford.
