Music

The Vancouver duo are turning the Big Club Jam inside-out on their new indie dance single.

Jami caught up with Safe Suburban Home Records about their path as a DIY label, the labels that inspired them, and what upcoming releases they're excited to share with the world

Travis Johnson of Brooklyn experimental rock band Activity talks about the making of their new album, 'Spirit In The Room' (including the making of his own guitar pedal).

Taking Meds will drop their best album yet, 'Dial M for Meds,' tomorrow through Smartpunk. Zac spoke with vocalist Skylar Sarkis about the more prominent '90s alt influences and his self-deprecating lyrical approach.

Zac reviews recent releases from Sign Crushes Motorist and Restraining Order, along with Sprain's sophomore LP, out tomorrow.

Taking Meds deliver ten perfectly crafted punk tunes on 'Dial M For Meds'

Listen to "Muzzle," the first single off Flooding's upcoming 'Silhouette Machine.'

Being Dead gives us details on the marination process of their wild new record 'When Horses Would Run'

A classic-sounding Mansions single, a hazy new tape from Versing, and Short Fictions' bright new song were some of our favorites this week. Dig into the eight releases we loved this week:

If you listen to punk or hardcore, there is a good chance you’ve come across one name in the production credits: Jon Markson. Though his work dates from over a decade ago, his imprints can be felt with Drug Church’s breakthrough record, Cheer. Since then, Markson’s profile has only grown, working with bands ranging from Stay Inside to grunge revivalists Soul Blind. Hugo interviewed Jon to speak more about his work and changes within punk music.

The first taste of Broken Vow's debut LP, a beach-ready tune from Subsonic Eye, and a catchy new single from awakebutstillinbed were some of our favorites this week. Check out everything we deem 'must-hear'

salamander's new track, "xylem", is a haunting and hypnotic trip that allows the band members to create enough space for the big sounds they create without feeling too vast to be comfortable. Fans of Yo La Tengo, Spirit of the Beehive, and Swirlies should make sure to give it a listen.

A raspy grunge track from Comet, Charlie Kaplan's new Americana daydream "Gas Station Bathroom," and another banger from Arms Length were some of our favorites this week. Check out the seven releases we loved on this week's roundup.

Luke sits down with Matt from Hurry to discuss his new LP 'Don't Look Back,' out today, and the enduring influence of '90s powerpop.

Check out Tuxis Giant's new single "I Saw the Light."