Music

Meet the feel-good, self-loving punk rockers, The Weak Days.

Being a five-piece power punk act from London, The Gulps are a breath of fresh air in a scene bogged down with imitators and echoes, lacking the verve to stand apart. This is only elevated through the attitude and vigor of their latest EP, 'In The Kings House' that dropped in April. Read Hope's review.

The songwriter behind the band Virginity is a stand-up comic who's influenced by PUP and endorsed by Death Protector Collective. Read our interview about the music-as-therapy construction of his debut, 'With Time.'

In our newest Meet The Band, get to know the Birmingham, Alabama based group, Insignificant Other.

In this edition of "It Holds Up", Sarah Knoll argues that Arcade Fire's album 'The Suburbs' serves as a historical relic, not only in the musical sphere but the cultural sphere as a whole. With dense, metaphoric lyricism and witty songwriting, Arcade Fire made an album that stands the test of time.

We talk to the fledgling Lonely Ghost Records about running a label with a socialist model, fostering a symbiotic community with their roster, and their attempt to expand the definition of emo.

This live session of "Half" is the perfect place to start if you're new to Elephant Gym: it's one of the album's most exploratory tunes, where beautiful piano parts and jazzy bass hold together a chaotic structure, creating a kinetic groove.

Brackish are about to hit the Midwest for the first time ever. In light of the mini-tour, the group is releasing a new video for "Sincerely". Check out the video and read Emily's interview with front-person, Connor Byrne, about the video, the band's future, and the finest gas stations of greater Pennsylvania.

A fiery new Microwave single, a promising track from No Sleep Records signees Jail Socks, and a dancy new PVRIS single were among our staff's favorites the last couple weeks. Check out all nine new releases that we deem 'must-hear':

Binary have a new EP due out next month and ahead of its release we're premiering the first single, check it out below!

With the purest opening line of 2019 — “At this point in my life I’m looking for the kind of support you find standing in line at the women’s bathroom”— Biitchseat’s “Bathroom” radiates a certain kind of positivity that could only come from a group of best friends.

Kayla explains her experiences as a person of color in the punk scene, and why representation matters both on the stage and in the crowd.