Mylo Bybee – “Revisions” EP (Album Stream)

Mylo Bybee

Today I’m so excited to bring everyone an exclusive early listen to the new EP from Mylo Bybee called Revisions. The Alt Rock band is from Boise, Idaho and has a sound similar to Jimmy Eat World and Death Cab For Cutie. If you’re enjoying the EP, you won’t have to wait long to listen to it on your favorite streaming service, as the record drops tomorrow via Gold Ship Records.

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The July Crowd – “Like Home” (Song Premiere)

The July Crowd

Today I’m thrilled to introduce everyone to a band making waves in the alternative/pop-punk scene, The July Crowd. “Like Home” combines building guitars, poignant song writing, and soaring melodies in a style similar to bands like Real Friends. Speaking on the new track and subtle directional shift, lead vocalist Dom Walters explains:

’Like Home’ signals a significant music shift for us. Personal life, and the past few difficult years have crept into the way we usually write songs, creating something much more cathartic, emotional, and expressive. I’ve been writing songs because they help me work through major events in my life. This time around, on ‘Like Home,’ I’ve been able to work through something I’ve been suppressing for a while now. Maybe others can find comfort, solace, or understanding in growing up in, or living in, a broken home.

The July Crowd recently signed to Manic Kat Records, and 2026 is poised to be a big year for the band. If you’re enjoying the early listen, please consider supporting The July Crowd here.

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New Found Glory Featured on Rock Sound

New Found Glory

New Found Glory are featured on the latest Rock Sound “Album Story” feature.

When the decision was made to work on a new record, the main thing that Jordan and Chad knew was that they wanted to take their time with it. Looking back to how they had made 2020’s ‘Forever + Ever x Infinity’, a record that they admit got a bit lost in the chaos of COVID, they realised that the experience had been defined by simply trying to get it over the line rather than making sure what they had made sense for where they were. When it came to ‘Listen Up!’, it became more about making sure they trimmed the fat and focused on what was important.