#frnd crcl

[hoybero]

[nwodwols]

This band came out of nowhere and stole half my brain this summer. Their album Suburban Dictionary is one of my favorites this year. Give it a listen and welcome to FRND CRCL

[sagehaleyofficial]

What is UP, my dudes?! It’s Friday again, meaning it’s time for another NEW RELEASE ROUND-UP! Which of these new releases is your personal favorite? Let me know in the comments, and suggest your own new releases for the week if they’re not listed! 💿

#Anberlin #FRNDCRCL #GrianChatten #TheHU #SuzieTrue #ThrowTheFight

[chorusfm]

Liner Notes (April 27th, 2024)

It’s been a few weeks, but we’re back! This week’s supporter Q&A post can be found here. If you’d like this newsletter delivered to your inbox each week (it’s free and available to everyone), you can sign up here. A Few Things * Whew, it’s been a while! The last few weeks have been a whirlwind. There have been many family commitments on the weekends, and then two weeks ago, I was out of town on a business trip. It was the first time I’d traveled since the pandemic year, and the trip down and back from Mexico City was filled with every example of why I dislike traveling. Canceled flights, airline chaos, the dreaded SSSS on my boarding pass. It felt like a calamity of errors each way, leading to 12+ hours of travel on both days. Let’s say I’m not a fan. There’s a reason I like working behind a computer in the comfort of my home office. But, I’m back, and the calendar looks much clearer from here on out. So, I hope to get back into a regular weekend writing routine. But, enough about me; there’s a whole lot to cover. * Apple has started allowing game emulators on iOS. The first one I’ve seen is Delta, and it’s pretty wild that it works as well as it does. I downloaded some nostalgia-as-fuck games, tossed them in the Files app, loaded them into Delta, and was playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 on my fricking iPhone. Wild, wild stuff. * I’ve written many times over the last couple of years about FRND CRCL and their most recent pop-punk gem. But I just have to call out this t-shirt. Could there be anything more me? The Friends parody? It’s perfect. Also, the album still rules. In Case You Missed It * ”We Got Older, but We’re Still Young” * South Star Festival Announces Lineup * The Get Up Kids Announce New Tour * The Starting Line Thank Taylor Swift * Update from Adam of Fenix TX * The Menzingers Announce’ Rented World’ Shows * The Starting Line Talk With Variety * Saosin Detail Version 4.0 * Emo’s Not Dead 2025 Cruise Announced * Albums in Stores – Apr 26th, 2024 Music Thoughts * The most significant release of the last couple of weeks is, obviously, the new Taylor Swift album. After some time with it, my thoughts are starting to solidify a bit. It’s good, but it absolutely suffers from its length and overall sameness to a lot of the songs. Too many never quite elevate and instead feel stuck in first gear. In a fun twist of fate it’s not unlike what I thought The 1975 were suffering through for a couple albums. The lack of an editor who can say: let’s take the best batch of songs and hone in on them, workshop them, and make them incredible. Less can be more, and in an era where the biggest music star on the planet is already verging on overexposure, a scalpel was desperately needed on this project as a whole. He says as the album breaks all kinds of records, has seven billion vinyl variants printing money, and is sure to be the best-selling album of the year. And there’s a handful of super solid songs here. “But Daddy I Love Him,” “Down Bad,” and “Imgonnagetyouback” are all standouts for me. The Starting Line reference in “The Black Dog” is an all-timer. The smile on my face hearing that for the first time could have powered a small town with the electricity pouring out of me. * Cold Years’ new album A Different Life came out this week, and they completed an absolute scorcher of a three-album run. Truly one for the ages. They’re doing the whole Gaslight Anthem meets Green Day punk thing as well as anyone in music. This should dominate playlists as the weather starts turning to the summer months. Highly recommended. * I cannot praise Florrie’s upcoming album, The Lost Ones, enough. It is a pitch-perfect pop album. The most recent single, “Kissing in the Cold,” gives a really good feel for where the album is headed. Now, if she would just have a vinyl option that’s not over $60 shipped to the States, that would be excellent. * The new Mariana’s Trench single is a welcome return to form. I didn’t dislike… https://chorus.fm/features/articles/liner-notes-april-27th-2024/

[allpunkedupofficial]

All Time Low break silence + Could Spotify see more artists leave?

All Time Low break silence + How many artists are going to leave Spotify?

On this week’s episode, Tyler and Bailey are back reviewing new music recently released that you NEED to be listening to. They discuss All Time Low breaking their silence on the sexual assault allegations against the band. They also talk about the fallout between some artists and Spotify over claims that the streaming services spreads misinformation via the Joe Rogan’s Podcast. Additionally, the…

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New Jersey Based Quartet FRND CRCL Release New Track, 'LIFEOFTHEPARTY

New Jersey Based Quartet FRND CRCL Release New Track, ‘LIFEOFTHEPARTY

NJ’s FRND CRCL have released the new single”LIFEOFTHEPARTY.” This song will make you feel alive as it delves into the ironic lyricism of feeling alone while being at a party. It’s somewhat of an anthem for the introverted free spirits of the world who like to have their own idea of a good idea. It’s the heaviest song FRND CRCL has to offer to date and aligns with aspects of Nirvana and UK…

[farcillesbian]

what name do i send... nereo?? clifford?? finnigan... CLIFFIGAN?!??!? the choice is yours, peachy...

I would do all but doing juno keyes leone valentine elysium took me so long last night & I cannot stay up that late WHDBWJ I will do cliffigan :)

Creature - Yonaka

Left Alone - Houses

It's Ok To Not Be Ok - Little Hurt

Fake Smile - New Dialogue

Famous - FRND CRCL

I Would - Lower Than Atlantis

GLORY - ROY JUNO

Ave Maria - The Early November.

Noises - Pale Waves

I LOVE U BEAR BUDDY ENJOY THESE AND PLA TELL ME IF U LOVE ANY!!

[willcareyisnotpunkrock]

Episode 237 - Aaron Smith of Frnd Crcl

Frnd Crcl Drummer Aaron Smith's path to joining the pop punk band almost took him through High School Jazz band.  He talks to Will about how important merch is to bands on tour, their first major tour opening for Goalkeeper, his favorite pop punk growing up as a kid in New Jersey, starting on snare drum in concert band before moving to a full drum kit, Frnd Crcl's beginnings as a two piece, the bands upcoming new single Quitters, and some talk regarding recent huge events in soccer.

Aaron Smith on Twitter: https://twitter.com/notaaronsmith

Listen to Frnd Crcl:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5y4MciXJL9xyGtvnig6zAB?si=ZR5YAen0T-qPM6R3gO9_Ag

Frnd Crcl on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/FRNDCRCL

Frnd Crcl Linktree

https://linktr.ee/FRNDCRCL

Will's Website: www.awesomedisaster.com

Podcast Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/between-awesome-and-disaster

Did an overhaul of the Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/awesomedisaster

  New Episode of Between Awesome and Disaster

[wendellbartonn]

NJ’s FRND CRCL deliver quirky indie-pop punk on new single “Joyride 2.0″

Fans of anything from '90s blink-182 to The Front Bottoms, take note. Continue reading… NJ’s FRND CRCL deliver quirky indie-pop punk on new single “Joyride 2.0″ published first on https://soundwiz.weebly.com/

[hoybero]

i have way too many words. i cant words. i went to a concert on the 7th. sdhdjdjfhdj

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[nwodwols]

[sagehaleyofficial]

What is UP, my dudes?! It’s Friday again, meaning it’s time for another NEW RELEASE ROUND-UP! Which of these new releases is your personal favorite? Let me know in the comments, and suggest your own new releases for the week if they’re not listed! 💿

#BostonManor #DeadLakes #DietCig #FRNDCRCL #GroundCulture #Tigerwine

[chorusfm]

Jason Tate’s Top Albums of 2023

Well, it’s that time of the year again. I’ve been putting together a list of my favorite albums of the year since at least 2005, and 2023 was one of the most jam-packed I can remember. Not only did I listen to more music than ever before, but I found the quality of new releases week-to-week to be engaging and exciting. Discovering new gems and being more than impressed with the output from old favorites. You can subscribe to my newsletter if you’re interested in a weekly rundown of the music and other entertainment I consume, and the staff compiled best of 2023 list can be found here. Favorite Albums of 2023 * Blink-182 – One More Time… * Fall Out Boy – So Much (for) Stardust * The Maine – The Maine * Yellowcard – Childhood Eyes EP * The Gaslight Anthem – History Books * Taking Back Sunday – 152 * Zach Bryan – Zach Bryan * Thrice – The Artist in the Ambulance (Revisited) * Boys Like Girls – Sunday at Foxwoods * MxPx – Find a Way Home * City and Colour – The Love Still Held Me Near * FRND CRCL – Suburban Dictionary * Origami Angel – The Brightest Days * Ruston Kelly – The Weakness * Foo Fighters – But Here We Are * Dave Hause – Drive it Like It’s Stolen * Olivia Rodrigo – GUTS * Blink-182 – Live from Coachella * Spanish Love Songs – No Joy * Taylor Acorn – Certified Depressant EP * The Menzingers – Some of It was True * Crime in Stereo – House and Trance * Heavenward – Pyrophonics * Dizzy – Dizzy * Hot Mulligan – Why Would I Watch * Koyo – Would You Miss It? * KC Rae – Think I’m Going to Die * Paramore – This is Why * Andrew McMahon – Tilt at the Wind No More * Arrows in Action – Built to Last A few years back I re-ranked a lot of my early end of the year lists, and what I found was that my original lists relied a lot on trying to project out what albums were going to be important in the future and not always going with what albums meant the most to me during the year. I was unconsciously (or maybe even consciously) letting my thoughts of how the list would be viewed compared to other online lists, or be judged by the internet commenters play a role in my decision process. After my re-ranking experiment, I realized that the albums that had stood the test of time for me were the ones that had defined my year because I played them a whole lot, and then I spent the next decade playing them over and over again too, and therefore they became a part of my life. I’ve tried to keep that in mind when I rank albums now. What are the albums that spoke to me the most through the year? What are the albums that were undeniably on repeat? What albums do I see myself reaching for in the future? What albums defined my year? And in 2023, it’s impossible for me to ask those questions and not come to the conclusion that Blink-182 undeniably dominated and defined my year of music listening. Not only were they once again my most played artist of the year, but their new album was far and away my most played album as well. And, well, I wrote a whole love letter to the band and album on the website too. From the reunion announcement, to the incredible live debut, to the album, it was Blink’s year and they deservedly earned the top spot on my list. The rest of my top ten is filled with familiar faces. Fall Out Boy had my favorite album at the mid-year point and slot in at number two. The Maine released another great album and Yellowcard may have only given us a five song EP, but it was on repeat virtually all summer. The Gaslight Anthem’s return left me completely fulfilled and perfectly lined up with the autumn weather. There’s no other way to put it except that Taking Back Sunday blew me away. Their new album just knocked me flat on my ass. It’s incredible. Looking through my list now, I see my 2023. There’s Blink’s live bootleg, representing the incredible fan moment and how much fun I had re-listening to that live recording over and over while anticipating the band’s new album. There’s Thrice’s re-record, something I skeptical… https://chorus.fm/blog/jason-tates-top-albums-of-2023/

[allpunkedupofficial]

FRND CRCL premiere new vide for new song "Complications"—exclusive

New Jersey pop punk rockers FRND CRCL and All Punked Up are teaming up today to bring you the band’s brand new video and track for “Complications”. Get ready for some real nostalgic sounding pop punk. On the song, the band says: “Complications” is a big move for FRND CRCL. We wanted to leave behind the gray areas in our previous music and just try to make something that would hit as soon as you…