Kentucky alternative rock band Cage The Elephant has a brand new album out. Titled Tell Me I'm Pretty, it was released yesterday through RCA Records.
This time the band recruited Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys to produce the record. "We wanted to be more transparent. We wanted to capture the sentiment of each song, and whatever emotional response it provoked, to be really honest to that" vocalist Matt Schultz stated about Tell Me I'm Pretty and its production.

The first single from the album, Mess Around, was released a couple of months ago, accompanied by a music video which was created using footage from the 1902 film A Trip To The Moon and other films by Georges Méliès; watch it now clicking on the image. Then, stream the whole album on Spotify.

Want some genuine, no-frills rock'n'roll? So you better check The Black Tibetans, a trio hailing from the center of Los Angeles, formed in 2011 and consisting in Dinst (vocals/guitar), Tammi Tibetan (bass) and Ryan KH (drums).

The Black Tibetans fuse motorcycle-centric culture with old-school sound combining elements of classic rock'n'roll, surf and punk influences. The Black Tibetans have been on countless tours and have shared the stage with bands such as Arctic Monkeys, Eagles Of Death Metal, Brody Dalle (The Distillers), Social Distortion, The Supersuckers and more.  As a result of their progress, the band has received endorsements from Fender, Gretsch, Levis Vintage Clothing, Neighborhood, and The Great Frog.

The Black Tibetans, have just released their new, 2-track EP "The Nashville Session". As the title suggests, the EP was recorded in Nashville, TN at Easy Eye Sound and produced by Dan Auerbach, guitarist and vocalist of The Black Keys.

Produced and shot by Larry Niehues of SCRE Production, the music video for the lead single "You're Cold" follows the band in the studio recording along with Dan, as well as their antics around Nashville. Watch it now clicking on the frame above.