We All Want Someone To Shout For

We All Want Someone To Shout For is a music blog based in New York, created by Will Oliver in the summer of 2008. What began as a way to share music with friends has evolved into a comprehensive platform. In addition to helping readers discover new music, we provide exclusive interviews and the latest news. Our coverage includes highlights of both major and local shows happening in New York City. In January 2020, we joined forces with Monday Morning Matinee, expanding our content to include movie reviews and film news, further enriching our offerings.

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Tan Cologne - “Cloud of Mirrors”

1 week ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Tan Cologne, the enigmatic duo of New Mexico’s Lauren Green and Marissa Macias, released their new album, Unknown Beyond, today via Labrador Records. One of the standouts of the album is its single “Cloud of Mirrors”, a gorgeous bath of lush dreamy soundscapes and ethereal vocals and production. It captures the magical feeling of Beach House as well as a Cocteau Twins. It quite literally feels as if you’re levitating. Enjoy a listen now below.
Erase Control - “Sensative”

1 week ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Polish indie rockers Erase Control returned with their new album, Obsessed By The Time, on May 30th. Kicking off the album is the tone-setting opening track and single, “Sensative.” The track taps into a post punk and gothic atmosphere with a dark leaning brooding nature, capturing the spirit of acts like Joy Division and The Cure. Find it streaming now below. Like this:Like Loading...
A Place To Bury Strangers

1 week ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

There’s a late night appeal to The KVB’s remix of A Place To Bury Strangers’ “Bad Idea”, a track taken from their 2024 album, Synthesizer, released via Dedstrange. The track feels like it could be soundtracking an epic moment from a film with bright cinematic colors flashes on the screen. It also takes us back a bit to the sounds on the indie scene in the late 2000s and early 2010s, sounding pulsating and full of life. Enjoy a listen to the remix now below.
"Do U Fell in Love?"

1 week ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

archiee gramm is a Mexican-based musician who released their single “Do U Fell in Love?” earlier this year. The track is an “emotional exploration of heartbreak and uncertainty in an unrequited relationship.” This feeling of emotional pain has a melancholy flavor of dream pop with a hazy nature that takes us back a bit to some of the sounds on the scene in the early 2010s.
Bloc Party at College Street Music Hall [photos/review]

1 week ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Photos + Article by Will OliverIt’s hard to a fathom a world where this blog exists without Bloc Party and their 2005 debut album, Silent Alarm. It was a game changer for me at a very seminal time, introducing me into an enitrely new world of music I didn’t know exist and helping me becoming the obsessed music fan that I am. Here we are 20 years later and while the world has surely changed a ton since then, our love for the band at that album remains as strong as ever.
"Dopatine" (feat. Beach for Tiger)

2 weeks ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Essex psych-pop band Rooskin returned with their new EP, Dopatine, released back in the spring. The EP title fuses Nicotine and Dopamine, as a “play on the parallels between what large portions of recent generations have become addicted to and, subsequently, have to pay for later in their lives.”One of the highlights from the EP is the single and title track “Dopatine” that features London psych-soul band Beach for Tiger.
Don't Worry - "Unbelievable"

2 weeks ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Esssex-based indie rockers Don’t Worry will return with their third album, Idealism, on July 18th via Specialist Subject Records. Ahead of its release they’ve shared a handful of singles, most recently the very shimmering “Unbelievable”, a song written during the first lockdown in 2020. It has a blend of The Shins and Built To Spill with a blend of 90s indie influences with a hint of a slacker quality, blended with some sneaky smart hooks.
"Ballad of A Fallen Soldier (Ode to Timothy Wilkens Jr.)"

2 weeks ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Earlier this year Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Gregory Ackerman returned with Gregory Ackerman – “Ballad of A Fallen Soldier (Ode to Timothy Wilkens Jr.)”, a personal track for the songwriter. Instead of summerizing myself, let his note do all the talking:I wrote and recorded this song in one sitting as a tribute for my late friend, Timothy Wilkens Jr. who passed away on this day, April 11th, 2019, 6 years ago. It was a therapeutic exercise to attempt to communicate with the land beyond.
"Dancing In The Graveyard"

2 weeks ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Sunset Station, an indie rock band hailing from Salt Lake City, who recently shared their single “Dancing In The Graveyard”” a song described as being “between sorrow and movement” and written after reading Blood Meridian. The track shares the difference between Joy Division and The Cure, with a blend of post punk and a moody new wave quality. Both brooding and full of life with a danceable nature to it that as the spirit of the 80s alive and well.
Crumbsnatchers - "Valid Victorian"

2 weeks ago | weallwantsomeone.org | Will Oliver

Nashville indie rock outfit Crumbsnatchers returned with single “Valid Victorian” this Spring via Like You Mean It Records. The track captures a vibrant and youthful spirit that features a infectious blend of psych pop and garage rock that has a big build to it with a cathartic blissful release – think MGMT meets Twin Peaks (the band). There’s a glow to the track that feels ready to be blasted this summer with a cold beer in hand outside.