Rachel Chinouriri Releases Dreamy New Single “Can We Talk About Isaac?”
When We Were Young Announces Second Festival Day
Alex Warren Releases New Music Video For “Ordinary”
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
Selena Gomez Releases New Single, Announces New Album with Benny Blanco
Halsey Announces For My Last Trick Tour
We Got You: Backline and Chappell Roan Launch Campaign with The Help Of Some Friends
Macklemore Calls Out United States Government with New Track
The LA based punk quintet, Spanish Love Songs, put their spin on a deluxe record with Brave Faces Etc. which reimagines the songs from their 2020 release Brave Faces Everyone. The band are not strangers to re-working their previous work. Over on their Patreon they have been revisiting their works from previous albums and putting a new spin on them. When talking about the
Chicago-based rock band IGNESCENT’s new single “Remnant” is a ferocious steamroller of a track. For anyone unfamiliar with the group, which consists of vocalist Jennifer Benson, guitarist Ty Moreland, bassist Ian Sebastian, and drummer Joshua Garcia, “Remnant” is the ecstasy that could pull them in for the foreseeable future. In terms of essential introductions to an artist, It’s like My Chemical Romance’s “Welcome To
“I’m not somebody that likes to not be doing a million things at once,” said pop singer Jake Brewer, who wears a ton of different hats: NYC resident, recording/touring musician, content creator, 9-5er. “That’s where I’m at right now. It’s actually my New Year’s resolution to sleep more.” Despite his hectic schedule, Brewer has a lot to look forward to. After the release of
Emo music is alive and well in 2022. With the announcement of When We Were Young Festival sending emo kids and adults across the world into a frenzy earlier this month, it’s been clear that the side part, skinny jean wearing, sad music culture we all threw ourselves into in the early 2000s really wasn’t a phase. And as if that festival (and all
Faeya is unafraid of being vulnerable in her latest single “Brave Obsession” and reveals emotions that most of us prefer to keep hidden for fear of rejection. The singer explained that the track was inspired by the feeling of “hopeless dependency of a young infatuation.” With the help of recording engineer Calvin Hartwick and instrumentalist Sean Royle, the track became what is is –
Every description you read of Cade Hoppe, in one way or another, describes him as a hodgepodge between some of the biggest names in music, such as Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff, and Chris Martin. And though the young singer may not be at their level just yet, there are most certainly bits and pieces of all of those people in his music. While not
Juice WRLD sadly passed away in 2019, but his musical legacy is living on as his second posthumous album continues to make waves. Most recently with the release of a brand new animated video, “Already Dead.” Released as the lead single off of the late rapper’s album Fighting Demons, the animated video sees the rapper battle an enemy as an animated samurai. Directed by
Concert promoters Live Nation broke the internet this afternoon with the announcement of the When We Were Young Festival- a single day, 12 hour event that features over 50 of the industry’s most famed emo bands. With headliners such as My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Bring Me The Horizon and Avril Lavigne leading the pack alongside pop-punk heavy hitters Neck Deep, State Champs, The Wonder
While major artists like Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo, and Giveon could be considered the breakout stars of the COVID era, independent artists across the board craved the chance to find their way back to doing what they love: creating and performing. For yarn., a new indie pop group out of upstate New York’s Vassar College, their formation was a shot in the dark, and,
Antagonista, one of the breakout groups in Brooklyn’s eccentric and crowded music scene, have released the stirring music video for their song, “Indigenous Geometry”. Lead singer Sean Davenport is a compelling presence on-camera, delivering a deadpan yet cold, unhinged performance that perfectly enhances the songs twisted nature. Immediately, Davenport’s off-kilter mannerisms should raise eyebrows. He appears manic, perhaps physically restrained to his chair in the
