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All Time Low's new album finds them at their best. Wake Up, Sunshine, feels like modern nostalgia of the culmination of the entire band’s discography. Read Hope's review and listen to the record.

Everyone has their own experience about how they got into music and how it impacts their life. In our third installment of How I Got Into Music, learn about Bineet and Hope's experiences.

The Alt’s Bookshelf is a series where our staff highlights some of their favorite books and zines related to music. For our second volume, Bineet shares new reads from Tegan and Sara, Cool Brother Zine, and Molly-Mae Taylor.

Michael spoke with Glass Beach about the making of their debut album, how the band approaches live music, which Star Wars movie was the most disappointing, and more.

Our staff put together our list of our most anticipated albums of 2020! Take a look and start to get hyped for all of these sick albums we have coming in this very important year.

This year we are sponsors of FEST for the first time ever, and we picked a good one because the lineup is a nearly endless list of the coolest bands in punk, alternative rock, and DIY. Here are a bunch of our favorites from the lineup that you should definitely get listening to.

Sarchasm shares their thoughts on their song writing subjects and activism.

Olivia Keasling explores the impact of Gilman in the film ‘Turn It Around - The Story of East Bay Punk.’

Sarah joined our staff this at the beginning of the year as a photographer and writer, and from day 1 has been kicking ass and recommending great music. Check out her top 20 releases of 2018.

Macseal's new EP, 'Map It Out', is the band's best one yet, a short but sweet collection that feels greatly shaped by Oso Oso.

Sarah interviews Human People's Hayley Livingston and Marissa Gershenshorn about writing their new record, 'Butterflies Drink Turtle Tears.'

Everyone has their own unique way of getting into music on their own whether is be through friend's recommendations, a song they heard on the radio or anything in between. For this new segment, our staff contributors Lindsy Carrasquillo, Sarah Knoll and Kayla Carmichael wrote about what led to their music discoveries. 

Scott Fugger spoke to Retirement Party's vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist, Avery Springer, about the band's debut full length record, 'Somewhat Literate'.

Now more than ever, discussing mental health and unpacking what it feels like to be struggling is extremely important. Retirement Party was able to create an album that didn’t glamorize anxiety or depression, but instead opened up the conversation to allow others to feel understood.

Check out our newest live session with A Boy Named John, featuring a video of their performance of "Circuits" and their entire session on Bandcamp!