Song of the Day: Shower Beers – ‘Pete Wentz Doesn’t Know The Name Of Our Band’
Emerging NYC group pack plenty of punch with a nostalgic blast of straight-up pop-punk.
Emerging NYC group pack plenty of punch with a nostalgic blast of straight-up pop-punk.
This week’s round-up includes releases from Comeback Kid, Grieving, Greywind, and Bedbug.
Blending industrial/hard rock parts with modern trap and electronic elements, the rising artist provides an intense account of inner turmoil.
Returning with their first album in almost a decade, the Ohio outfit sound reinvigorated with a jangly and energetic piece of emo rock.
Here are over 50 new tracks you might have missed over the past week (or so). Featuring music from Northlane, Twin Atlantic, Tenacious D, The
The Black Country duo preview their debut album as they address the struggle that working-class artists face when breaking into the Arts.
With its delicious wordplay and equally gorgeous guitar melodies, Canadian indie-pop outfit Good Kid provide the perfect antidote to brighter days.
‘A Celebration of Beginnings’ will see the Scottish trio play three shows in three nights.
South West newcomers mark their arrival with an impactful slice of emotional alt-rock as they explore the poignant sense of loss.
The Brighton post-metal four-piece have also announced a run of headline shows.
The EP features remixes from Zetra, Cruel Blue, Mouth Slut, and Soft Faith.
The Scottish quartet deliver another slice of socially and politically-charged anthemic punk from their upcoming third album.
Find out what new albums and EPs are out this week including Judas Priest, Mayday Parade, NOAHFINNCE, Midas Fall, and more.
The final announcement includes 34 new names, along with the day splits being confirmed.
The rising quartet put their mutual admiration for all things ‘90s alternative and grunge to the forefront.