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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
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Modern pop-punk legends State Champs have returned with a catchy and self-reflective self-titled album. Despite the up-beat and captivating instrumentals that will absolutely get crowds moving, the lyrics themselves take a thoughtful and self-reflective theme. Making a commentary on past relationships, growing up, and the feelings surrounding it all, State
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Recently, Rock Insider Press had the chance to sit down with John Carteret from Telltale to discuss their forthcoming record. A perk of the gig is getting to hear albums before anyone else. I'm a huge fan of not only the vow of secrecy I take when I listen to a new drop before anyone else but
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In the years since his stunning solo debut album When Facing the Things We Turn Away From, Luke Hemmings embarked on back-to-back years of sold-out tours with 5 Seconds of Summer, finding himself in some of the world's busiest and most vibrant cities
For Australian female pop-rock band The Veronicas, a casual coffee date with longtime friend and legendary pop-punk producer John Feldmann brought about sparks of a bold idea. Without expectations, pressure, or definitive intention, that idea became the group's brand-new album, Gothic Summer
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Sick Day is an indie rock artist from Chicago, bringing revitalized energy to the midwest scene. Her EP, Overexposure showcases her unique stylistic choices, with each song's individual vibe culminating into a cohesive unit. This EP is best suited for fans of Lucy Dacus and Hot Mulligan
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Two and a half years out from his breathtaking solo debut album When Facing the Things We Turn Away From, Luke Hemmings has returned with "Shakes." The track is the reflective lead single from his upcoming second solo project Boy, set to be released on April 26 on Arista Records.
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Charlotte Sands' rise to popularity has been burning slow since her first release in 2018, followed by bedroom-written releases in 2020. But with her debut LP Can We Start Over?, Charlotte Sands emerges as a fully aflame force to be reckoned with
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Chicago-based pop-punk band Definitely Maybe first emerged in 2023, with their EP Better Off Undone and TikTok-viral single "One More Night." Now they're back and better than ever with their new single, "Are We Having Fun Yet?."
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El Paso based indie-rock band Late Night Drive Home just released their first single since announcing getting signed to Epitah Records, “Believe Me (Even If I’m Lying).” The release of this song was partnered with the announcement of a new EP
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All good things come to those who wait! Fall Out Boy, a legacy emo rock band from Chicago, just released a hidden gem vault track to streaming platforms to commemorate the 15th anniversary of their 2008 record Folie À Deux. This song, along with the record it's attached to
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Power-duo Daisy Grenade has been making a massive impact on the scene since they were picked up by Pete Wentz in 2022, ultimately being added to his permanent roster of DCD2 artists. Their presence is uniquely theatrical and punk rock-leaning
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Emerging from New York, Rookie Mistake is a brand new group that offers a lot of promise. Their midwest emo sound is catchy, vibrant, and truly skillful. The effort that they have put into this song before releasing it out into the world shows with every note
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The Beatles are often hailed as the greatest band who ever lived. Their massive success is hard to beat; few other artists have managed to generate fans so long after the band breaks up, especially with the finality of said breakup. Still, millions across the world
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Floor Space, a punk-rock band based in the East Coast, released their newest album Maybe This Is It this past month – and if you’re looking for angst-filled lyrics paired with raw instrumentals, this album is for you
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I love a good crossover episode. They're really fun when they're unexpected, and the best when they challenge any expectations fans may have had. Just like a serpent shedding its skin, Megan Thee Stallion remixed her single, "Cobra," with the help of Canadian metal band Spiritbox