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Rising Colorado-based rock trio, The Velveteers -- Demi Demitro (vocals, guitar), Baby Pottersmith (drums) and Jonny Fig (drums) -- will be releasing their highly-anticipated sophomore album A Million Knives through Easy Eye Sound on February 14, 2025. Produced by acclaimed, Grammy Award-winning producer, musician and Easy Eye Sound founder Dan Auerbach, the 13-song A Million Knives reportedly spotlights the band's "buzzing pile-driver" live sound, as Spin described it. A Million Knives is the follow-up to their full-length debut, 2021's Nightmare Daydream, which they supported with opening slots with Smashing Pumpkins and Guns 'N' Roses -- and their first headlining shows this past fall. The forthcoming album, which features previously released singles "Go Fly Away" and "Suck The Cherry" was written after a particularly grueling stretch of the life on the road and explores the typically unspoken tolls of an industry that can be more often than not, a relentlessly cruel vipers pit of bullshit, thievery and power plays -- especially a non-binary, queer and woman-fronted band. A Million Knives' third and latest single "On and On" is one-part old-school garage rock ripper, one-part defiant roar, anchored around thunderous drumming, Demitro's powerhouse vocal and scorching guitar work paired with a shout-along worthy choruses. But underneath the songcraft, is a song informed by the sort of embittering, humiliating experience that shouldn't happen -- and its narrator is fed up by. “I always wonder if there will be a day when I won’t feel the need to write about this subject," the band's Demi Demitro says. "But unfortunately misogyny is far too rampant in the music industry and I refuse to put up with it."  Directed by Demi Demitro and Baby Pottersmith, the accompanying video features the band playing the song in a room full of knives, while the band's drummers drum with knives. Throughout, these young badasses play with a world dominating swagger.

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Auerbach en Carney zijn de kern en het wezen van The Black Keys. Net zozeer een zekerheid als dat het fundament van hun muziek steeds stevig geworteld is in de blues en bluesrock. Daarbij wisten zij trefzeker te zijn met catchy tracks zonder dat de kern van hun muziek verdween. No Rain, No Flowers is […]

Shannon & The Clams return with “Wax & String,” a fuzzed-out, energetic garage-rock track that wrestles with the profound ways we attach meaning to objects. Inspired by personal loss and the haunting ...

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The Velveteers will release their highly anticipated sophomore album A Million Knives. Recorded in collaboration with The Black Keys frontman Dan

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