Transmission Publicity

Music video for Absolutely Not's single "Strictly Top" that NPR premiered: https://www.npr.org/2017/05/25/529870797/absolutely-nots-strictly-top-video-is-a-glamour-shoot-from-mars

Stream the new album from Black Grapefruit that Noisey premiered, saying "...Black Grapefruit have made one of this year's most confounding and unpredictable pop records."
https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/pawm5n/black-grapefruit-tear-apart-convention-on-all-my-relations

Watch Ganser's video for "PSY OPS," which the New York Times covered, saying "Ganser uses ingredients that hark back to the era of Gang of Four, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Raincoats and the Fall. “Psy Ops” has gnashing, dissonant, trebly guitar riffs over pounding drum syncopations, with Nadia Garofalo wedging telegraphic little bursts of lyrics — “now pay attention/your anger/fear/has got me” — wedged tightly into the groove. The song dissolves into echo-laden loops of voices, before the band returns to land its final jabs."

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/23/arts/music/playlist-janelle-monae-5-seconds-of-summer-twin-shadow.html

Louisville’s revered indie post-punk band Quiet Hollers announced their most recent album Amen Breaks with Consequence of Sound, who says "Quiet Hollers may sound indebted to alternative country, but the group is imbued with a punk rock soul."

https://consequenceofsound.net/2017/05/quiet-hollers-announce-upcoming-album-amen-breaks-share-medicine-listen/

The New York Times picked up The Fluids' first single ever, saying the song "...vibrates with the giddy energy of the city’s early-2000s rock scene — the sound is tight, the vibe is loose, the singer’s accent is adopted."

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/08/arts/music/playlist-sam-smith-kelly-clarkson-george-michael.html

NYLON premiered GERMANS' latest single "Little Red," calling it "...a perfect Sunday morning tune (Kwamya describes it as melancholic disco)."

https://nylon.com/articles/germans-little-red-song-premiere

Stereogum recently announced Foxhole's first new album since 2006 for us, along with the premiere of its lead single: "Built around a slow-burning, melodic guitar, the track recalls the ’90s post-punk sound that inspired Foxhole by from the start." - Stereogum

https://www.stereogum.com/2008910/foxhole-well-kept-thing-noble-scales/premiere/

Wide Open Country recently premiered A Valley Son's single "East Flatbush Sunset" for us, saying "Its Southern Gothic lyrics lie somewhere in between classic country storytelling and Bruce Springsteen’s workman-like rock anthems. Musically, there’s trace elements of folk-rock, gospel, soul and doo-wop."

Noisey premiered ACES' cinematic video for "I'm Already Gone," saying "...the Brooklyn duo will transport you to a whole different dimension" and likened ACES to "...a pure hit of pop Xanax - ever so soothing and easily procured sans prescription."

http://noisey.vice.com/blog/aces-im-already-gone-premiere

Paste Magazine premiered Frederick The Younger's most recent single ahead of their tour w/ Houndmouth, saying the single has "...copious amounts of catchy hooks and shout along lyrics."

https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2018/04/daily-dose-frederick-the-younger-jessica.html

Billboard premiered "See You Through," the final single on Ian Randall Thornton's latest album, noting the song's "...beautiful vocal and instrumental layering, solemn and thoughtful lyrics, and a rousing chorus. The song’s stoic themes are also given a heavier weight with the impressive, breathy power of Thornton’s voice."

http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/7897062/ian-randall-thornton-see-you-through-single

Finnish lo-fi psych band Lake Jons took the US by storm in early 2018, coming in at #2 on Atwood Magazine's 2018 Artists to Watch list: http://atwoodmagazine.com/atw18-artists-to-watch-2018/

"Lake Jons’ music is a wonderful blend of indie folk and rock, with some ambient, ethereal electronic influence thrown in for good measure. It’s provocative and inviting, warm and vibrant and full of life." - Atwood Magazine

"...an effective, atmospheric piece of indie-pop." - WNYC

"Designed for some cosmic destiny, stopgap commanders of the space odyssey, Finnish outfit Lake Jons breathe new life into the alternative folk hybrid, calling upon the whistling wind and dirt underneath their boots." - B-Sides & Badlands

The pioneering trans punk rocker Lenny Zenith stepped into the spotlight in 2018 with the release of his critically-acclaimed solo debut 'What If The Sun.' His almost-unbelievable-but-awesomely-true story of his career in rock & roll spans back 30+ years. He transitioned while in junior high school in California in the 70’s, before subsequently returning home to New Orleans and fronting the punk band RZA. In the early 80’s, Zenith opened for artists like U2, The Replacements, Iggy Pop, XTC, Gun Club, X, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and many, many more. When he was fronting the acclaimed noise-pop band Jenifer Convertible in New York in the 90's, James Murphy (pre-LCD Soundsystem!) recorded three of their songs at the original Plantain Studios, which were released as the bands' Car Song 7” (bandcamp). Wharton Tiers (of Sonic Youth/Dinosaur Jr. production fame) also produced their full-length, Wanna Drag?

"...over 30 years after his quiet transition, he has crafted a legacy in rock and roll as one of the genre’s first true transgender rock stars." - OUT Magazine

"Punk pioneer Lenny Zenith returns with a grinding, riff-heavy record that keeps the emphasis on bruising melodies." - Bandcamp

"...crackles with the energy of glam, the spirit of punk and carries a little more lyrical heft than your average two-minute tune." - PopMatters