Music

An explosive new song from Snacking, the assertive new Beach Bunny EP, and the raucous lead single from PONY's new album were among our staff's favorites from last week. Check out all six new releases that we deem 'must-hear':

'Fuck Art,' the latest from The Dirty Nil, finds the band at their most carefree, resulting in some of their catchiest songs to date

On 'All The Right Reasons’ Nickelback leaned into the musical tropes of post-grunge radio rock. Ted Davis examines the album's whiskey-soaked songwriting and breaks down why it’s objectively good.

Many artists strive to be “post-genre”, but Columbus, Ohio’s Superdestroyer actually accomplishes that feat. Take a listen to their new track "Remember Feelings" and prepare to be surprised.

Our staff put together our list of our most anticipated albums of 2021! Take a look and start to get hyped for all of these sick albums we have coming this year.

On their debut album, Bad Operation pull from familiar sounds and ideas to create a standout record that only they could make.

A melancholy Third Eye Blind cover from Chastity, a screamo ripper from Dreamwell, and an unexpected new direction from The Vaughns were among our staff's favorites from last week. Check out all five new releases that we deem 'must-hear'.

Rat Tally is one of indie rock's best-kept secrets and her new single "Shrug" is a natural next step.

On our new video interview series, "The Details", our host Molly Mary O'Brien interviews artists and has them discuss 5 special details behind different songs from their newest release. For the first episode we have an interview with Ziemba talking through their most recent release 'True Romantic'!

The third album from the Rochester, NY-based power-pop band, Comfy, is both melodically endearing and musically sophisticated. Stream it in full ahead of its release this Friday via Dadstache Records.

Stream "Overture," the languid and carefree third single from Brooklyn indie rockers Personal Space's upcoming album 'A Life of Leisure'

With this being The Dangerous Summer's initial release on their own label, Molly Water Music, All That Is Left of the Blue Sky is their first foray into independent music - and it’s reason enough to expect their next will be even more impressive.