Tuesday, June 23, 2026

37 Houses kick off summer tour dates today in Pacific Northwest, sophomore album out now



“Packed with bright, jangly guitars and powerful, resounding vocals.” — New Noise 


“Moody ear-candy…Another great record from a local band in our midst proves pain begets the most vivid art.” – SF Bay Guardian / 48 Hills


"A candid exploration of love, regret, and personal growth wrapped in a melody that feels both relatable and raw." -- Static Multimedia


"Poignant, melodic indie rock in the key of mid-90s Matador Records. Fans of Helium and Bettie Serveert alike should check it out." -- Rock and Roll Globe


“Jeremy’s songwriting unfolds like a series of poetic Polaroids, while Erin’s vocals tear through them with emotion…It’s a vulnerable, beautiful mess and we’re all invited in.” — It’s Psychedelic Baby!


“Impactful and powerful blends of pop-punk, post-punk, indie rock, hints of garage, and plenty more, all coated with this sort of pop sensibility and riddled with personality throughout the entire thing.” — Buzzslayers


"If you're a sucker for a huge voice, then you're going to love cranking this." -- Austin Town Hall




San Francisco band 37 Houses kick off a series of regional tours throughout the summer starting today with a trek through the Pacific Northwest. The tour starts tonight, June 23rd in Portland, OR and runs through the weekend in Washington State. Please see all dates below. Tickets and info for all shows HERE.


The band just released their sophomore album, titled When and How It Happened. The 12-song recording nods to the playful sounds of classic 90s Indie Rock while addressing subjects of unusual romantic entanglements. Hear and share When and How It Happened on DSPs HERE.


MAGNET Magazine recently premiered the single "Helium" HERE. 

Watch the official video for the original album version of "Jealous Love" on YouTube. Watch/share the video for "It Stays With Me" on YouTube.


37 Houses has always been a journal of lead singer Erin Sydney and guitarist Jeremy Rosenblum’s marriage. Started as a way to process going into lockdown four months after getting married, the music has become a running expression of the love and pain they experience together. When and How it Happened is the next chapter in that story: written over 18 months about the process of learning to be, and not be, polyamorous in a developing marriage. 


The songs were written as the events transpired and they capture the raw emotions of deeply personal moments. Neither person knew how this would end while it was being written. Helium, about a few days spent with a girlfriend, and a few months dealing with the feelings it created, captures that angst and grief. Album opener Shadow Puppets sings an apology, an acknowledgement, and a resignation of hope, while maintaining the fierce undercurrent of unconditional love. Acoustic tracks Unloveable and Love Song contrast each other; one song about the darkest moments, and the other an expression of neverending love to hold onto when things feel overwhelming. This album also represents the first time Erin Sydney composed songs on the album, with Event Horizon and Only a Smile Remains giving voice to her struggle, her pain, and her ability to grow through it all.  


When it came time to record, the band decided it needed to be as raw and urgent as the songwriting. Renting a house in the mountains of Colorado, they set up the band live and recorded all the instrument tracks in just 4 days. The recording captures exactly what happened between the band members in a whirlwind of creative expression. It is a loving tribute to the early days of rock and roll, favoring cranked amps and feel over perfectly placed hits and polished layers. And because 37 Houses is always a product of the house Erin and Jeremy share, the vocals and acoustic tracks were once again recorded in their bedroom. 


This is a record about a discreet moment and how you face it. This is a record capturing a discrete moment in the history of the band. This is When and How it Happened.


When and How It Happened is available on Limited Edition LP and digital on May 29th, 2026. Orders are available HERE


37 HOUSES LIVE 2026:

06/23 Portland, OR - Turn! Turn! Turn!

06/24 Olympia, WA - Wild Child

06/25 Yakima, WA - Bearded Monkey

06/26 Seattle, WA - Fremont Fridays Festival - Add-a-Ball Stage

06/27 Tacoma, WA - Opalescent Cyclery

07/14 Milwaukee, WI - MkeUltra

07/15 Chicago, IL - Reggie's

07/16 Des Moines, IA - Locals 

07/17 Green Bay, WI - Madworld Social Club

07/18 St. Paul, MN - The White Squirrel Bar

07/28 Philadelphia, PA - Nikki Lopez

07/29 Washington, DC - Pie Shop

07/30 Asbury Park, NJ - Bond St Bar

07/31 Ridgewood, NY - Bar Freda 

08/01 Medford, MA - Deep Cuts

08/02 Rochester, NY - Bug Jar








Artist: 37 Houses

Album: When and How It Happened

Label: self-released

Release Date: May 29th, 2026


01. Shadow Puppets

02. Helium

03. Strangers

04. Unoveable

05. Event Horizon

06. Misery

07. Honesty is Everything

08. Eye For an Eye

09. Only a Smile Remains

10. Loss For Words

11. Love Song

12. If You See My Baby



On the Web:

37houses.com

instagram.com/37housesband

37houses.bandcamp.com




Friday, June 19, 2026

Mario Infantes shares Black Metal cover of "Twin Peaks" theme song in new video; solo artist & Cult of Lilith singer's new single




“Has a very cinematic feel to it, almost like the soundtrack to a spy movie. The Icelandic composer has a knack for electronic music.” — Metal Injection

 

"A startling solo debut... From dungeon to daylight, electronic instrumental therapy." -- Echoes & Dust

 

"Infantes steps away from the Icelandic progressive death metal style to take listeners on a synth-driven journey into his artistic psyche... A mesmerizing atmospheric record." -- Metal Insider


"Mario’s voice is still front and center, but this time it’s part of a much bigger picture, one that is less about control and more about discovery. The result is an album that feels lived-in and searching, less like a statement and more like an invitation." -- Psychedelic Baby Magazine


“Rich with dreamlike vocals, traditional instruments, and cultural creativity, Mario takes us to another plane of existence, far from this harsh, cruel world.” — Toilet Ov Hell


“I’m not watching a music video, I’m watching an odyssey… ’Sírenu’ is both beautiful and menacing.” — CvltNation



Iceland based artist Mario Infantes shares a new single and video today for his intense reimagining of the "Theme From Twin Peaks" as a Black Metal dirge. The song, originally written by Angelo Badalamenti for David Lynch's legendary 90s TV show, is available to hear/share on all DSPs HERE. Infantes' epic video, shot in the landscapes of Iceland, premiered earlier via Toilet ov Hell HERE. Watch/share "Theme From Twin Peaks" video on YouTube HERE


Infantes released his sophomore solo album Bitácora in July 2025, and it's available on all DSPs HERE. CvltNation premiered the stunning video for "Sírenu" HERE. Watch/share "Sírenu" video via YouTube HERE


Mario Infantes Ávalos is a multidisciplinary artist from Spain, now based in Iceland, known for his extraordinary vocal range and deep connection to global sounds. A former member of the acclaimed metal band Cult of Lilith (signed to Metal Blade Records), he has captivated audiences with his dynamic voice, spanning operatic tenor, ethereal falsetto, and intense metal vocals. Now signed to Lost Future Records, Mario embarks on a solo journey with his upcoming album, Bítacora—a musical odyssey blending metal, folk, and cinematic elements, featuring collaborations with renowned Icelandic musicians. Proficient in a variety of traditional instruments, including the oud, handpan, duduk, and bansuri, his work reflects a deep appreciation for diverse cultures and musical traditions.


Bitácora is available on CD and digital, released on July 18th, 2025 via Lost Future Records. Orders are available HERE





Artist: Mario Infantes

Album: "Theme From Twin Peaks" single

Record Label: Lost Future Records

Release Date: June 18th, 2026


01. Theme From Twin Peaks




Artist: Mario Infantes

Album: Bitácora

Record Label: Lost Future Records

Release Date: July 18th, 2025


01. Frágil

02. Streams

03. Xhadhamtje

04. Notre Prison

05. Sírenu

06. Muharib Alqifaar

07. Away

08. Cianuro



On The Web:

lostfuturerecords.com

instagram.com/lostfuturerecords

lostfuture.bandcamp.com

linktr.ee/MarioInfantes