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Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
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Halloween has sadly come to an end, but with that end comes the glorious day-after Halloween photos- showing us what all of our favorite scene members went as on the best day of the year. You can check out all of our favorite costumes below, and be sure to drop a comment letting us know what you went as! Pete Wentz as a dead
The trio that dreams are made of has released a new song, and it is a great one. “Messy,” which is the latest single by alternative rock group Twin XL, dropped earlier this morning. The track, which features a catchy pop beat overlayed with lyrics about struggling to make life feel “right,” again, “Messy” is the perfect song for anyone struggling to find balance
The Emo Gods have answered our prayers- and on Halloween to boot! You read that right, kids. My Chemical Romance are reuniting. For one night only (at least for now) the kings of emo will be reuniting in Los Angeles for the performance of a lifetime. Announced earlier on the band’s socials, the quartet will be joining forces on December 20th at the Shrine
And today, that include none other than Massachusetts’ own PVRIS. Officially released at midnight, the band’s latest EP “Hallucinations” is officially available for streaming. The five song album features previously released tracks “Hallucinations” and “Death of Me” alongside three new songs: “Nightmare,” “Things Are Better,” and “Old Wounds.” Featuring a mix of up-beat pop tracks, and the band’s classic heartbreaking ballads, “Hallucinations” is their
Simple Creatures are back in the lying game. Earlier today the super duo released a music video for their latest single “One Little Lie.” And fittingly so, the video is filled with… you guessed it. LIES. The video, which stars the band’s only members, Mark Hoppus and Alex Gaskarth, plays like a VH1 Pop-Up Video, featuring a variety of “facts” over the two musicians
New Politics are back and as alt-rock as ever. After teasing fans all last week with previews of a new track, theband, who originally hail from Denmark, have finally released their latest single “Ozone,” and it is perhaps their most catchy track yet. The nearly three minute song, which features a repetitive backing beat over layerd with lyrics about heartbreak, is one of the
It’s been two and a half years since any new music has come from former One Directioner Harry Styles. Following the release of his debut album “Harry Styles,” in 2017, the pop star completed several tours, including two in the US, but then took a break from the faced paced life of music to pursue his interests in fashion, film, and television. But now,
If you’ve been following the super-group duo since their beginnings last year, you know Simple Creatures is your go to for quality Trash-Pop. ‘Everything Opposite’ marks the second EP release for Hoppus and Gaskarth’s side project and if you weren’t convinced with their first, you’ll be all in on this one. Having capitalized on what made their debut EP ‘Strange Love’ so popular, the
Simple Creatures are teasing fans with new music yet again with the release of their new track “One Little Lie.” The new single is the third to be released off of their upcoming EP “Everything Opposite,” which will hit streaming services on Friday. Precious releases from the upcoming EP include “Thanks, I Hate It,” and “Special.” “Everything Opposite,” is the duo’s second EP, following
Chapel have released a new track, and it is a certified bop. “Friends,” which dropped earlier this morning is the duo’s latest release, and potentially their best. Written about the struggle of balancing your social life with your career ambitions/work life, “Friends” is not only a track all listeners can easily relate to, but it is also a deeply personal track for the band.
