The Downtown Fiction Release New Album, Losers & Kings

Losers & Kings, the new album from The Downtown Fiction is officially out! You can also stream the entire album via YouTube above.

“The release of Losers & Kings feels like the culmination of so many moments all leading up to this day. From the beginning, we were inspired to create something honest and human. The sound of a band in a room. We tried to remain instinctual and idealistic, even childlike. It’s a record about acceptance of yourself and others, depression, escape and those minor triumphs that keep us fighting, uniting us. We pushed ourselves and I’ve never been more proud of anything we’ve accomplished. Thank you to all those who’ve supported us these years. I hope you enjoy listening to Losers & Kings as much as we enjoyed making it.” – Cameron Leahy, Lead Vocals

Losers & Kings Track List:
1. Some Place On Earth
2. Hope I Die On A Saturday Night
3. Don’t Count Me Out
4. Kiss My Friends
5. Santa Cruz
6. No Generation
7. Cool Kids
8. So-Called Life
9. Big Mistakes
10. Right Where We Left Off
11. Sometimes

New Album From The Downtown Fiction, Losers & Kings Out June 17th

The Downtown Fiction revealed details for their second studio album that was produced by Carlos de la Garza (Paramore, Young The Giant). Their Fearless Records debut, Losers & Kings,  will be released on June 17th and contains 11 tracks (track listing below). We are thrilled about this release! These guys know a thing or two about a catchy chorus. Of course, they are just as excited as we are. The band released the following statement:

Dear friends — We’re honored to announce our brand-new album, Losers & Kings, will be available on June 17th. This record celebrates the chaotic beauty and loneliness of life, our dreams and journeys, confusion and euphoria. It’s about acceptance of yourself and others. Creating this music was a colorful and inspiring period and we can’t wait for everyone to finally hear it. We’ll be playing a string of shows with You Me At Six beginning April 21st at The Troubador in Los Angeles, which will surely be an awesome time. Thank you to our TDF family for their continued support – this was all for you. Thank you! With love, Cameron. – Cameron Leahy, lead singer of The Downtown Fiction.

Losers & Kings Track List: 
1. Some Place On Earth
2. Hope I Die On A Saturday Night
3. Don’t Count Me Out
4. Kiss My Friends
5. Santa Cruz
6. No Generation
7. Cool Kids
8. So Called Life
9. Big Mistakes
10. Right Where We Left Off
11. Sometimes

MUSIC REVIEW: Punk Goes Pop – Volume 4

Punk Goes Pop
Volume 4
Fearless Records
By: Nevra Azerkan
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I’m a big fan of the Punk Goes Pop series. Volumes 1-3 had bands like Yellowcard, Thrice, Artist vs Poet, The Cab, Mayday Parade and A Day to Remember covering songs from Michelle Branch, P!nk, Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga and many others. The thing with the Punk Goes Pop compilations is that you can either despise the original and love the cover or love the original and love the cover even more. Any other combination rarely happens. So I was eagerly awaiting Volume 4 to see what awesomness it brought.

Punk Goes Pop Volume 4 To Be Released on November 22nd

Punk Goes Pop Volume 4, the 11th in Fearless Records’ celebrated Punk Goes… compilation series, will be released on November 22nd.

Track listing:
Allstar Weekend – “Yeah 3X” (originally recorded by Chris Brown)
A Skylit Drive – “Love The Way You Lie” (originally recorded by Eminem feat Rihanna)
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! – “We R Who We R” (originally recorded by Ke$ha)
For All Those Sleeping – “You Belong With Me” (originally recorded by Taylor Swift)
Go Radio – “Rolling In The Deep” (originally recorded by Adele)
I See Stars – “Till The World Ends” (originally recorded by Britney Spears)
Pierce The Veil – “Just The Way You Are” (originally recorded by Bruno Mars)
Silverstein – “Runaway” (originally recorded by Kanye West)
Sleeping With Sirens – “F**k You” (originally recorded by Cee Lo Green)
The Downtown Fiction – “Super Bass” (originally recorded by Nicki Minaj)
The Ready Set – “Roll Up” (originally recorded by Wiz Khalifa)
Tonight Alive – “Little Lion Man” (originally recorded by Mumford and Sons)
Woe, Is Me – “Last Friday Night (TGIF)” (originally recorded by Katy Perry)

For more information head to PunkGoes.com.