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I Used To Go To This Bar- Joyce Manor Returns with a Powerful & Dynamic New Album
Joyce Manor have cemented themselves as a pop-punk staple, surviving the Tumblr era, and continuing to reach the hearts of old and new fans alike. As of January 30th, they have returned with their seventh album, I Used To Go To This Bar, 4 years since their previous album release.
Going All In, Again! 'Burnout' Deluxe From Good Terms
Good Terms just dropped the deluxe version of Burnout, which feels like the perfect excuse to rewind for a second and revisit where it began...
A Gentle Pause with Torri Weidinger, Inside ‘bunny with tunnel vision’
Torri Weidinger’s album ‘bunny with tunnel vision’ has me wishing I were stretched out in a grassy field, counting clouds as they drift past overhead. They are a newer artist, arriving with a rare sense of tranquility and a collection of songs that make your body feel warm one moment and chilled the next...
Mirror Touch: Volumes Experiment
The year may be ending, but the releases never stop. Volumes dropped their new album Mirror Touch just days ago...
The Devil Wears Prada Let Their Sound Blossom in Their New Album Flowers
Celebrating 20 years of being a band, The Devil Wears Prada have continually reinvented their sound, evolving from the chaotic metalcore of their early days into a band unafraid to explore vulnerability, melody, and emotional weight with their new album Flowers.
dying in designer's newest ep is a haunting prelude to LimeWire
Everyone Against Everyone is a moody, meticulously crafted EP that highlights dying in designer's artistic growth and emotional depth ahead of his upcoming album LimeWire.
A New Era of Aggression and Emotion for I Prevail with New Album Violent Nature
Change is never the same for everyone especially in music but for I Prevail the change is nothing but positive for the band.
Gallows: A Hard-Hitting Reminder Why Blessthefall Rules
This last Friday, Blessthefall is back with Gallows, their first album in seven years, and it feels like a new yet nostalgic refresher to the scene...
Slow Crush Quench the Shoegaze Drought with Their New Album Thirst
Slow Crush are bringing a new meaning to shoegaze with their new album Thirst set to be released on August 29th via Pure Noise Records.
Cheap Perfume Detonates a Glittering Explosion of Riot Grrrl Energy
Cheap Perfume's Don't Care. Didn't Ask. is an unapologetic blast of feminist punk. It's a glittering explosion of riot grrrl energy that confronts oppression with fury and a relentless call to action.
A Post Apocalyptic Journey with Nuclear Daisies' Upcoming Album
Music these days seems to completely distort time and space—and with Nuclear Daisies’, made up of members: Rob Glynn (ex-Temple of Angels), Alex Gehring (Ringo Deathstarr) and Robby Williams, upcoming album, that couldn’t be truer...
Mareux
When Mareux announced the release of their sophomore album Nonstop Romance—a “confessional darkwave” of sorts—you better believe I was on the edge of my seat for its release...