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Active Bird Community take a more radio friendly approach on their third LP "Amends", but at what cost does it come at for the band?

Multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Emma Ruth Rundle explores empowerment with her newest record through thematic lyrics and tremendous instrumentation.

The indie pop angels of the Long Island City-based outfit, foxy dads, shared their brand of bright but melancholic pop tunes at our most recent AGL Sounds live session. Check out the video of the performance of "Baby Teeth" and take a listen the rest of the session.

By rejecting human intimacy in favor of her musical desires, Mitski created her most human album yet.

Sarah spoke with Dan Goldin, one of the founders of Exploding In Sound Records, about the history behind the label, what they look for in a signing, and the process behind all of the albums they've released.

Luciano spoke with Tyler Povanda of Save Face about their upcoming album, Merci, on Epitaph Records, and the creative process that went behind adapting it's narrative to a sonic medium, and then further to a visual representation in the form of a 14 video visual album.

Melkbelly's set last night in Pittsburgh is impossible to describe in musical terms, but it definitely buzzed, whirred, and stung.

Although the accountability dialogue is finally changing the toxic behind-the-scenes culture of the industry, it's often missing a core component: teen voices. Emily Kitchin speaks to a handful of teens about feeling unsafe at shows and being unjustly relegated to poser-dom.

It’s rare that legal disputes between musicians gain a wider cultural and industry relevance. The “Blurred Lines” copyright lawsuit is one of those.

It's that time of the year again, and Sean is here to present the 30 releases that meant the most to him in 2017.

Kali Masi went into depth on their album Wind Instrument in this track by track!

Alex spoke with John Sciortino, the vocalist/guitarist behind the Ann Arbor existential post-rock outfit Bonzo about life, influences, and the band's incredible new LP 'With Your Belly'.

“I’m never going to change my lyrics to just like please the masses. And you can quote me on that when I sell out!” Our interview with the sole songwriter and performer of Turtlenecked, Harrison Smith.

It is not far-fetched to predict that this album holds the “romantic” dance anthems of this summer. 'Ti Amo' puts one foot back into Phoenix's pop beginnings of 'Wolfgang Amadeus' and the other in the future, which seems to combine their French upbringings with an Italian twist.

Alex Boundy catches up with Parker Ackerman and Adam DaSilva of Massachusetts-by-Philly group Who Loves You. They chat about the dynamic of the band, touring and what's next for 2017.