Turnstile have released “Fly Again.”
Read More “Turnstile – “Fly Again””Thrice – “Robot Soft Exorcism”
Thrice have released their new song “Robot Soft Exorcism.”
Read More “Thrice – “Robot Soft Exorcism””Big Red Machine Perform on Colbert
Big Red Machine performed “Phoenix” and “New Auburn” on Colbert.
Read More “Big Red Machine Perform on Colbert”Review: The Difference Between – Detach: Envenom
The latest emo/post-hardcore “supergroup” comes now in the form of The Difference Between on their debut EP Detach: Envenom. The band is comprised of the ever-familiar vocals of founding vocalist of Emarosa (Chris Roberts), guitarist Chris Wethington, bassist Garrett Harper (both of Softspoken), and drummer Cody Frain (of A Scent Like Wolves). On this heavy, yet incredibly moving EP, The Difference Between embrace their lofty goals for their aggressive sound, and utilize their past projects into a crowd-pleasing musical package on these three songs.
Read More “The Difference Between – Detach: Envenom”Punchline on New Podcast
Steve Soboslai of Punchline is the latest guest on The Wasting Time Podcast.
Hawthorne Heights – “The Rain Just Follows Me”
Hawthorne Heights have released the new song, “The Rain Just Follows Me.”
Read More “Hawthorne Heights – “The Rain Just Follows Me””Julien Baker Announces Remixes
Julien Baker will release Little Oblivion Remixes on September 1st. Pre-orders are now up.
Read More “Julien Baker Announces Remixes”They Might Be Giants – “I Can’t Remember the Dream”
They Might Be Giants has shared the new song “I Can’t Remember the Dream.”
Read More “They Might Be Giants – “I Can’t Remember the Dream””Jimmy Urine Sued for Sexual Assault of Minor
James Euringer, the lead singer and primary songwriter for New York electropunk band Mindless Self Indulgence, has been accused of sexual battery of a minor, according to a lawsuit filed in New York Supreme Court on Monday.
In the suit, the woman, whose identity was left anonymous because she was a minor at the time, claims that she had a sexual relationship with Euringer for over two years — from January 1997 to June 1999 — starting when she was 15 years old and Euringer was 27. Euringer, the suit alleges, “groomed and manipulated [her] into believing that his sexually assaultive behavior was not criminal and that by engaging in sexual activity with him Plaintiff was actually helping to protect younger girls from sexual assaults.”
Face to Face – “Farewell Song”
Face to Face have released the new song “Farewell Song.”
Read More “Face to Face – “Farewell Song””Big Thief Shares Two New Songs
Big Thief have shared the two new songs “Little Things” and “Sparrow.”
Read More “Big Thief Shares Two New Songs”Joey Cape Streams New Album
Joey Cape’s new album, A Good Year to Forget, is now up for streaming.
Read More “Joey Cape Streams New Album”Billie Eilish Performs on Fallon
Billie Eilish performed “Happier Than Ever” on Fallon.
Read More “Billie Eilish Performs on Fallon”Review: Lakes – Start Again
Coming off of the critically praised The Constance LP, Lakes have returned with another full length album called Start Again. For those unfamiliar with the UK-based indie rockers, they are comprised of lead vocalist/guitarist Roberto Cappellina, vocalist/keyboardist/percussionist Blue Jenkins, drums/percussionist/guitarist Matt Shaw, bassist Charlie Smith, guitarist Rob Vacher and guitarist Gareth Arthur. Start Again was produced/mixed by Neil Strauch (Joan of Arc, Owls) and is a detailed exploration of topical themes like dealing with our mental health, the struggles with addiction, and making the tough decisions of getting rid of toxic friendships. Lakes are in the same realm of emo/indie bands like American Football, Stove, and Barely Civil. Your latest music obsession has arrived.
Read More “Lakes – Start Again”Billie Eilish Tops the Charts
Billie Eilish has the number one album in the country this week:
Billie Eilish earns her second No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, as her latest release, Happier Than Ever, debuts atop the list with 238,000 equivalent album units earned in the U.S. in the week ending Aug. 5, according to MRC Data. Happier launches with the fifth-largest week of 2021 by equivalent album units earned.