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At their best, Supernowhere take advantage of the clashing power of their individual pieces.

On Shuffle is back! This week, shuffle has randomly selected the very last song from Yellowcard. Tune in for mixed feelings, dud endings, dusty LPs and more.

New Year, New Tunes, right? The beginning of a new year means that there are countless possibilites for what can be coming down the pike and one of our favorite things to do at The Alternative is to speculate about what we'll be getting as the year unfolds. Our staff put together a list of our most anticipated albums of 2022!

After a long year of difficult times and great music, our staff voted and put together our top 50 releases of the year, along with the winners of our 4 awards: AOTY, Best Debut, Most Underrated and Best Non LP. We are all so proud of our picks and we are sure you will find some incredible records that you had missed.

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This week's On Shuffle takes Jordy all the way back to *checks notes* 2020 with "Until I Walk Through The Flames" by Pay For Pain, an indie rock band composed of three former members of Tigers Jaw. Gloomy songs for gloomy days.

Shuffle shook things up a little this week, delivering the defining song by an influential '90s hardcore band. Jordy dives in and tries to dissect the complicated existence and impact of "New Noise" by Refused.

With 'Pono,' A Great Big Pile of Leaves pick up where they left off back in 2013. It's a thrill to bask in their simple pleasures again.

On "Melt," the new track we're premiering today from Philadelphia's Swim Camp, songwriter Tom Morris turns a slowcore song into an anthem.

For this week's On Shuffle, Jordy goes back to 2013 to talk formative music fandom, mid-aughts Fueled By Ramen bands, (500) Days of Summer as a music genre, and of course, the subject of this week's column, "Your Face" by Blue of Colors.

For the very first On Shuffle, Jordy’s music library has randomly delivered a song that he has never heard before. This week, he goes in depth on Discovery’s 2009 “hipster R&B” track “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend” (ft. Angel Deradoorian).