Review

Hope reviews "Tony Soprano," the new single from NYC-based alt rockers partygirl, out today

Zac reviews 'Well of Light,' the sophomore LP from PA emo/post-hardcore band Frame and Mantle

Zac reviews 'Keepsake,' the long-awaited sophomore album from Ontario four-piece emo/post-rock band New Design

Zac reviews recent releases from acoustic emo singer-songwriter amid the old wounds, experimental samba project Antropoceno, and conceptual indie folk group linoleumville

The Alt's Bookshelf is back! First up is a review of Matt Bobkin and Adam Feibel's new book 'In Too Deep: When Canadian Punks Took Over the World,' a celebration of turn of the century pop-punk from the great white north

Zac reviews the debut EP from Denton, TX, emo five-piece my point of you

Zac praises the new single from Cornwall, UK, alt rockers Wunderhorse

Home Is Where deliver their best album yet with the southern emo masterpiece 'hunting season'

Elias Amini stops by to review the first single from screamo vets Nuvolascura's upcoming third album 'How This All Ends'

Zac reviews the long-awaited new full-length albums from Club Night, Petrov, Bleed, and Shunkan, all out now.

Leah reviews Samia's third LP, 'Bloodless,' which she calls the singer-songwriter's very best work to date

John reviews the debut LP from Brooklyn shoegazers Bedridden, the excellent 'Moths Strapped to Each Other's Backs'

Elizabeth reviews the new album from Aussie weirdos Babe Rainbow

Zac reviews three recent releases from bands with distinct takes on metalcore

Ten years to the day of its release, Jeff Rosenstock's 'We Cool?' remains a punk rock masterpiece. Chris breaks down why.