Kellin Quinn, of Sleeping With Sirens, has announced a new solo project called Haunted Mouths. The project has released the first single called “Further Til We Disappear.” Haunted Mouths’ debut, A Collection Of Greetings, will be released on February 14th via Rise Records and pre-orders are on-going here.
Read More “Kellin Quinn Announces New Solo Project”Scott Sellers Releases Cover Album of 90’s Punk Classics
Scott Sellers of Rufio has released a cover album of a whole bunch of 90’s pop-punk classics, including Blink-182, MxPx, Slick Shoes, Lagwagon, and more.
Read More “Scott Sellers Releases Cover Album of 90’s Punk Classics”Adam Lewis of Fenix TX Passes Away
Adam Lewis of Fenix TX has passed away. He was 45.
Read More “Adam Lewis of Fenix TX Passes Away”Great Good Fine Ok and Danielle Bradbery – “Appetite”
Great Good Fine Ok and Danielle Bradbery have shared the new song “Appetite.”
Spitalfield – “Remembering Right Now”
Spitalfield have shared the new song “Remembering Right Now.”
Paramore’s Zac Farro and Hayley Williams Unearth Williams’ Grandfathers Album
Hayley Williams’s grandfather, Rusty Williams, will release his debut album, at 78, on Zac Farro’s label Congrats Records.
Read More “Paramore’s Zac Farro and Hayley Williams Unearth Williams’ Grandfathers Album”Interview: Robot Monster
Recently I was able to connect with a band named Robot Monster to discuss their new single, called “Out.” The band is comprised of singer/guitarist Will Brennan and drummer Logan Sidle, with their sound drawing comparisons to rock bands like Fuel, Stone Temple Pilots and Rage Against the Machine. In this interview, I also asked the band about their core influences, as well as any dream collaborations that they would love to make happen one day.
Read More “Robot Monster”Lucy Dacus Announces New Album
Lucy Dacus will release will release Forever Is a Feeling on March 28th. Today she’s shared the new song “Ankles.”
Read More “Lucy Dacus Announces New Album”Review: AFI – Andi Coulter
The latest book by Andi Coulter, called AFI, takes a comprehensive look at the meteoric rise of the legendary punk band AFI whom have been no strangers to reinvention throughout their storied musical career. While Coulter mentions in the Prelude that this book is “not an all-encompassing narrative” on the band, AFI still serves as a gripping tale of a band with a clear vision for their music, style, and ethos. From the early days of AFI finding their footing in the underground punk scene, to their breakthrough into the mainstream on Sing the Sorrow, everything flows with great pacing and intricate details that even the band’s most dedicated fans will devour. In an easily-digestable 130-plus page effort, Coulter does a fantastic job of getting to the core of what made AFI such a key major label “catch,” while offering clues as to why certain records didn’t resonate as firmly with their fans. It’s a book that you won’t be able to put down, and can easily swim through in one sitting.
Read More “AFI – Andi Coulter”Anxious – “Some Girls”
Anxious have shared the new song “Some Girls.”
Read More “Anxious – “Some Girls””Albums in Stores – Jan 10th, 2025
If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the comments to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed.
Read More “Albums in Stores – Jan 10th, 2025”Interview: Mitski
It’s hard to put into words the effect of Mitski’s music. Her voice is as clear and sharp as a knife, and the instruments wrap around you with the warmth of a blanket on a cold day. Even though the name of her new album, Puberty 2, sounds like a cheesy American teen movie a la American Pie, Mitski reminds us that life is messy, the question of where you belong is complex, and we can’t always have the things we want. I had the pleasure of talking with Mitski during the lead up to this new album about everything from the music to the in-between.
AbsolutePunk.net’s Top Albums of 2005
This best of list was put together by the AbsolutePunk.net staff in 2005. It used an old system for ranking albums, but has been brought over to Chorus.fm for posterity.
Read More “AbsolutePunk.net’s Top Albums of 2005”Review: Battleviews – Two Ghosts
The sophomore effort from Battleviews, composed of husband and wife duo Ryan and Natalie Raichilson, is a heartfelt collection of songs that have a lasting impact on anyone who takes the time to listen to it. Two Ghosts was recorded in Ryan and Natalie’s home in Metuchen, NJ, and the LP was mixed and mastered by Steve Sopchak (Ice Nine Kills, Motionless in White). The themes range from the unbridled joy of parenthood, the heartache that comes when the realization sets in that your kids won’t stay young forever, to the feelings of loss plus a slight detour to an 1800’s ghost story. The warm vocals from both Ryan and Natalie are filled with a love towards Indie/Americana music, with some slight nuances to their songwriting to keep things fresh and exciting. Two Ghosts is a record you can put on as you sit by the warm glow of the fireplace during the winter season and ponder your next steps in life. The soundtrack that these two musicians have created here is a glowing testament to their dedication put towards their craft.
Read More “Battleviews – Two Ghosts”Quinn Allman Alleges 15 Years of Abuse and Trauma
Quinn Allman, formerly of The Used, shared two posts (found below) on Instagram over the past few days. One alleges abuse from “you all know who I’m talking about” and the other discusses the feeling of finally coming forward.
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