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As an editor-in-chief in the industry, I've found myself discovering and consuming new music on the daily thanks to excessive show-going, song recommendations, or simply from digging for new bands on social media. Therefore, I decided that it's finally time to bring you my editorial "finds" playlist after 2 years
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Songs named after celebrities offer unique reference points (hello, Uma Thurman!). Gardenia's take on this celebrates the legacy of Lana Del Rey in their new single, "Lana Del Rey." Though not directly about the songstress, the lyrics echo her signature themes: haunting, cinematic, and drenched in longing. Sonically, the song
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Silverstein's latest LP 'Antibloom' has the same emotional impact as their 2003 debut.
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Kellin Quinn launches new solo project, Haunted Mouths, with a full-length LP, 'A Collection of Greetings.'
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The 2025 Grammys were chaotic and more topical than usual, leading to an engaging awards ceremony that featured a diverse range of artists.
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Oops–we forgot to update you yesterday. So welcome to Warped Tour FRIDAY! We'll keep this nice and short, here's what's new... WASHINGTON D.C. received 408, Avril Lavigne, Big Ass Truck, Carpool, Cartel, Girlfriends, Ice Nine Kills, Jakobs Castle, Letlive, Memphis May Fire, Ringpop!, Silly Goose, Sophie Powers, Spray
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Patchwork/noise-pop trio Babe City released their single "luv u 4ever"–very fittingly–on Valentine’s Day as a follow-up to their November debut album I Love You Forever. The group consisting of vocalist and frontwoman Mia Tims, guitarist Theo Hoffstrom, and drummer Jackson Cathcart has an overall vibe in
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Happy Thursday! We're SO back with our Warped Tour Weekly–and shit is getting real, to say the least. Check out this weeks lineup additions below: This week, WASHINGTON D.C. announced 3OH!3 as a "headliner," as well as Beauty School Dropout, Blessthefall, Escape The Fate, Of Mice & Men,
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RATING: ★★★★☆ (4) Philly-based alt-rock band ASkySoBlack is making waves with the release of their long-awaited debut album, Touch Heaven, which is out today on all streaming platforms. From their debut EP in 2021, What Is Yet To Come?, to Autumn In The Water (2022), to this new album, ASkySoBlack has
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If you haven't already heard (in which case, there's something wrong with you), Warped Tour is back for an epic three-city run in 2025 – hitting Washington D.C. (June 14-15), Long Beach CA (July 26-27), and Orlando FL (November 15-16) to start. Earlier this week, the festival kicked off its
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American actor and musician Joe Keery, aka Djo, recently released a new single in anticipation for an album release later this year. "Basic Being Basic," which came out January 24th, is the second song off his upcoming album The Crux, which is set to be release on April 4th. Keery
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Labels come and go, but it seems a few will last forever. Smartpunk Records stands among this mysterious phenomenon, transforming several times over before becoming the powerhouse monolith we know it as today. Technically, they're on the bad side of 25 this year. However, they are fresher than ever before,
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Emo Nite is 10 years old, and they're known for pulling rabbits out of their hats on a normal day. It's no surprise that they did the absolute most to celebrate double-digit status. Formally known as "Taking Back Tuesday," Emo Nite began their festivities on Dec 7 at The Echoplex
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Last we heard from Felicity, they had dropped their new EP Wasted and proceeded to take some time off of social media. They then made an epic comeback with a short winter tour announcement. The Floridian "trash rock" band traveled across the states and found themselves 'Wasted On The West
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Three cheers for ten years! Los Angeles-based Emo Nite LA is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a two-day music festival extravaganza. Founders T.J. Patrecca and Morgan Freed have spent the past decade bringing their parties worldwide. Their idea came about during a blurry period for the scene, one where
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British electronic-rock band Courting surprised fans on Wednesday, November 20, with the new single “Pause at You.” This also happened to be the day of their last show in the U.S. for the year, where they headlined Zone One in New York City. The show was their first headlining