Music

Stream the crisp and vivid new single from Rochester, NY's Forevers.

Equipment is a bummer rock/power-pop three piece from Toledo, OH. Their debut EP really impressed with its authentic and emotional songwriting and they are now releasing their first full-length LP 'Ruthless Sun' on Chatterbot Records June 15. Today we are premiering the first single "Downward Slant"!

Marrying the ferocity of basement punks with pop hooks and a dash of twinkly emo, “Crudweiser” is the perfect anthem for a college students night out on the town. It’s mathy riffs, infectious chorus and relatable lyrics all make it the perfect soundtrack.

If you're in a band and are interested in having your music covered by publications, here's a quick and easy how-to.

Check out three videos of NJ's Halogens playing creative renditions of their already-unique brand of alt-emo.

Check out our newest live session with Ernston, featuring a video of them performing "Stoop Kid" and the rest of their session streaming on Bandcamp!

The “Time + Space” tour stopped at Warsaw in NYC with a lineup of amazing performers on the bill: Turnstile, Touché Amore, Culture Abuse, Razor Bumps and Nosebleed. The show was an exponential curve of energy. Take a look at our review along with some photos from the show.

Meet Hot Tang, your new favorite indie-pop band from Iowa City, Iowa. We are happy to premiere their new song, “Dinosaur”. This dreamy track is featured on the group’s forthcoming album Mostly Mallords, set to release May 25th through Lauren Records.

Premiering the surging indie track "Drip Drop" by MIGHTY. "Drip Drop" is a picture of growth and change in the seasons of life.

Check out Zac Gelfand's write-up and Rebecca Kaveler's photos from The Wonder Years' recent headlining show in NYC.

Three years ago, Jake Sulzer decided to take a leap and press his first record and Counter Intuitive Records was born. Set to release numerous highly anticipated records this summer, he took some time to talk about the inner workings of the label.

It would be a challenge to imagine what genre The Wonder Years' new record 'Sister Cities' would be labeled if it was a band’s debut.