Music

Mason Maggio of Souveneer breaks down his latest record 'Sleep Study'

Tallahassee rock band Pool Kids deliver a cutting and anthemic self-titled record reminiscent of emo's big-budget days.

Check out Off Day's "Frog Fight," the lead single off their upcoming split with Leg Biters and Leevy Skeevy.

Anthony Green breaks down his new record 'Boom. Done.' and explains some of what fans can look forward to for the rest of the year.

Jane catches up with Iris James Garrison of Brooklyn-based indie pop group Bloomsday, talking about their new album 'Place to Land,' a 7-piece collection that unravels the journey of Garrison's experiences transitioning in a time of uncertainty during the pandemic.

A layered grunge-pop track from Franklin Gothic, a searing punk ripper from Doki Doki, and a fiery new Birds in Row single were among our favorites this week. Check out the eight releases we deem 'must-hear':

Catch up on some recent releases with a clever, wordy emo album from summerbruise, a hazy stoner-rock heater from King of Heck, and an atmospheric late-night-drive record from Tyler Heaven.

Listen to Hidden in Plain View's newest single, "Ragdoll." It feels like the New Jersey pop-punk group never left.

Describing Quinton Brock's debut LP as indie rock is a half-measure. Every one of Quinton's songs bounces around just on the outskirts of any definitive genre label, instead being some combination of the soft sensibility and tones of indie with the unique energy of other genres entirely.

Daisyhead is back with a new single called "The Panic in Your Voice" off their upcoming '10 Years of Daisyhead' EP

Elephant Jake’s been doing the Lord’s work in the emo scene since 2015, but the past couple years have been […]

Silktail shares an exclusive premiere of the video for their newest single "Haven," off their debut record 'In Your Own Shade'

A wistful poolblood single featuring Shamir, a bouncy new song from Healing Potpourri, and a stellar demo collection from Bliss Fields were among our favorites this week. Check out the nine releases we deem 'must-hear':

The Riot GRRL powerhouse, Bikini Kill are back. The punk band's return feels eerie in the presence of current events. However, their message in the 90's is still applicable today. Sarah was at their Pier 17 show in NYC snapping pics.

Cult Babies (Collin Reynolds from Coupons) delves into the ripples of an extreme religious upbringing on the beautiful and warm 'Talk, talk'