Enter Shikari has released the new album Lose Your Self.
Read More “Enter Shikari Release New Album”Hilary Duff Shares New “Come Clean”
Hilary Duff has shared a new recording of “Come Clean (Mine)” on streaming platforms.
Read More “Hilary Duff Shares New “Come Clean””Albums in Stores – Apr 10th, 2026
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Read More “Albums in Stores – Apr 10th, 2026”Review: Palette Knife – Keyframe
The latest album from math rock/emo band, Palette Knife, is a windows-down blast of punk rock energy fit for the soundtrack of your summer. Keyframe features plenty of nerdy math rock elements, paired with great guitar breakdowns, and soaring melodies that get back to the early 00’s heyday of when pop-punk was king. The three-piece band from Ohio is Alec Licata (lead vocals/guitar), Chris McGrath (bass/vocals), and Aaron Queener (drums/vocals), and they highlight their growth as a band here. Palette Knife continue to “sharpen their blade” and have made their most immediately gratifying work to date on Keyframe.
Read More “Palette Knife – Keyframe”Mary Hood – “Water The Fern” (Video Premiere)
Today I’m so excited to share with everyone the latest single and music video from 90’s-influenced indie rock band, Mary Hood, called “Water The Fern.” On this vibrant track, Mary Hood and her bandmates (Brian Hart, Billy Coughlin, Griffin Jennings) cut to the core of what great indie music is all about. If you’re enjoying the music video, please consider supporting this artist here.
Read More “Mary Hood – “Water The Fern” (Video Premiere)”Sunday (1994) on Apple Music 1
Sunday (1994) sat down with Travis Mills for Apple Music.
Read More “Sunday (1994) on Apple Music 1”Social Distortion – “Partners in Crime”
Social Distortion have released the new song “Partners in Crime.”
Read More “Social Distortion – “Partners in Crime””Mitski Performs on Kimmel
Mitski performed “If I Leave” on Kimmel.
Read More “Mitski Performs on Kimmel”Green Day Comedy Changes Name to ‘Nimrods’
The upcoming Green Day-inspired film has had its name changed to Nimrods.
Nimrods is a coming-of-age film centering on three high school friends who set out on a wild road trip under the mistaken assumption that their fledgling band has been booked to open for Green Day on New Year’s Eve. The story is based on Green Day’s real-life adventures while living in a van before the success of Dookie, their 1994 Grammy-winning major label debut album that has since been certified as double-diamond.
Flogging Molly Cancel Warped Tour Shows
Flogging Molly have cancelled their upcoming Warped Tour shows.
Read More “Flogging Molly Cancel Warped Tour Shows”Reel Big Fish Announce ‘Turn the Radio Off’ Pressing
Reel Big Fish have announced a deluxe vinyl release of of Turn the Radio Off.
Read More “Reel Big Fish Announce ‘Turn the Radio Off’ Pressing”Militarie Gun – “Kick” Video
Militarie Gun have released a video for “Kick.”
Read More “Militarie Gun – “Kick” Video”Anthony Green Shares Live “This Song Won’t Save You”
Review: Clarion – Blue Fairy
Coming off of the success of their debut, self-titled EP, Clarion have returned with Blue Fairy, a follow-up EP that expands upon the sound the East LA noise-rock/shoegaze band set out to create when they first formed in 2023. Their initial breakthrough single of “Hello Juliet” has since been streamed over 20 million times across all platforms, and Clarion appear poised to breakout in a big way on Blue Fairy. Clarion is Saya Oliva (vocals/bass), Joseph Quezada (drums), and Anthony Sanchez (guitar), and they’re built for sustained success on this vibrant new record brimming with unlimited potential for the band.
Read More “Clarion – Blue Fairy”Radiohead Announce Motion Picture House
Radiohead have announced a “large scale audiovisual installation” built to house KID A MNESIA. Full press release below.
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