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We are premiering Kal Marks newest single, “Science is Science”. The acid washed track discusses the frustration many are currently feeling in regards to climate change.

Watch the bizarre claymation video for the triumphant closer of Kal Marks' latest album, 'Universal Care.'

Eli Enis reviews the polished yet rockin' new Screamales record, Sam Ray's artistic reintroduction as American Pleasure Club, and Kal Marks' brutal meditation on hope.

We sat down with multi-instrumentalist Color Temperature about his new record 'Me Talk Pretty,' his 14-minute epic single "The River," and David Sedaris.

Stream 'Arthritis', the blaring and chaotic new single from No Tongues for Quiet People's forthcoming debut 'Joint Fortune'.

Stream the spasmodic new single from Tundrastomper, one of the wonkiest bands in DIY.

Check out which prospective releases our staff is most excited for in the coming year.

A warbling shoegaze track from Joyer, the new single from LA punks Grave Secrets, and a blistering new single from trustfall were some of our favorite songs of the past week. Check out all the releases we loved:

In her latest Op-Ed, Konstantina muses on the power of the *very special* soundtrack to Clone High, an early 2000s one-season wonder of a show gearing up for a reboot.

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Charmer are set to drop their sophomore LP this week, but with Coronavirus overtaking every aspect of the music industry, they now face new and unanticipated challenges.

Friendship International RETURNS with more than 25 of the summer's best emo, hardcore, and indie rock releases from Asia.

As a punctuation mark, an interrobang both makes a statement and poses a question. What questions are Bayside still asking themselves some 2 decades later, and what’s the statement they’re hoping to make with their 8th album. Find out that and more in our interview with vocalist, Anthony Raneri.

Keegan Bradford's latest deep-dive into Asia's indie underground features Nothing-esque shoegaze, horrifying hardcore, sugary power-pop, and a whole lot of emo. Check out all 12 of his eclectic recommendations: