Jamming in the van, cruising playfully on "hoverboards," and hitting city after city with their infectious power pop, Cold Fronts's “Energy Waster” video by CJ Harvey captures a glimpse of it all. The footage embraces a silly, fun side of the band, while chronicling a bit of tour life. Speaking of touring, the band is currently at SXSW (their fateful location of a few years back where they were discovered by Sire Records's Seymour Stein), before heading out on separate runs with DMA’s and later Har Mar Superstar. (Photo by CJ Harvey)

Cold Fronts make us long for the beach days of summer in their latest lyric video for "Radio." The battle between Man vs. Waves was directed by CJ Harvey. You can find the track on the band's new LP Forever Whatever, which is available via Sire Records.

Super-charged, stuck-in-your-head loose rockers that lift you out of your seat and get the blood flowing - now that Cold Fronts's Forever Whatever (Sire) LP has finally been released via Sire Records; their contagious enthusiasm is the ideal shift towards the weekend. This evening at Johnny Brenda’s, the band's casual strolling tunes will be spiked by tightly twined guitar work that kicks the instrumentation into overdrive. Cold Fronts deliver reverberating pop-rock, while still flexing their musical muscle. They'll be joined by Nashville quartet Chrome Pony, who enjoy infusing organ into their rollicking sounds, and lively fuzzed pop-rock to dingy grungier tunes, Charleston, South Carolina trio Heyrocco incorporate an intriguing melding of influences that easily soaks in. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave., 9pm, $12, 21+ (Photo by CJ Harvey) - Michael Colavita

It's been a while, but the lingering anticipation appears over. Cold Fronts's debut LP Forever Whatever, via Sire Records, will be released this Friday, October 23, and is currently streaming over at WSJ. Packed with infectious rock, chock full of slinky ripping, guitar licks and cruising grooves that seep under the skin, the album's loose affecting songs hit the ground running. Currently on the road, Cold Fronts rolls into Johnny Brenda’s on November 6 with Heyrocco and Chrome Pony. The waiting period may have seemed like forever, but whatever, let the music play. (Photo by CJ Harvey)

CRUISR headlines a show this evening at the TLA, which showcases a triumvirate of locally-centric pop rockers. The quartet fortifies virulent melodies with enticing, penetrating all-inclusive grooves. Those casual, carefree vibes and polished, crowd participation-inducing vocals are just the right recipe for the weekend as one releases the tension and momentarily lets it go. With their highly anticipated debut LP Forever Whatever scheduled for release on October 23 via Sire, Cold Fronts mesh robust, universal pop-rock anthems with stick-to-your-ribs thumping backend and white-hot guitar interplay. The endearing warmth of power-pop Cheerleader sunkisses your ears with rich harmonies and a cozy haze, while the merger of pouncing electro-percussive and magnetizing vocals mesh in New York’s VÉRITÉ. TLA, 334 South St., 7:30pm, $15, All Ages - Michael Colavita