WarnerMedia's new streaming service HBO Max launched this year and it comes with a massive library of stuff. It's launch was a bit rocky, but the service is now available pretty much everywhere including, finally, Roku and Amazon Fire. Though the… Read More
When Neurosis co-frontman Steve Von Till set out to make No Wilderness Deep Enough — his first solo album in five years — he originally planned for it to be an ambient instrumental album — a genre he explores in… Read More
Long Island slam pioneers Internal Bleeding are gearing up to kick off Obituary guitarist Trevor Peres's new livestream series Dark Forces Live (which Trevor is launching with Joe Cincotta from Full Force Studio and Sean Bell from Forever Dark). IB… Read More
Whitmer Thomas is a comedian and musician who got his first HBO special, The Golden One, earlier this year which mixed storytelling, songs and documentary elements for a unique look at his life. The special was taped at the Flora-Bama… Read More
After its '90s/early '00s heyday, screamo became an overly misused word within mainstream music, and most of the genre's best bands headed even deeper underground, maybe referring to themselves as skramz or emoviolence, but continuing to make great music no… Read More
Wonderville, the video game centric Bushwick club that was started by the folks at Death by Audio Arcade (and is home to all their very unique games), has, like so many other clubs, bars and restaurants, been struggling to stay open… Read More
St. Vincent released her last album, the excellent MASSEDUCTION, in 2017 (she also reworked the album on 2018's MASSEDUCATION), and it looks like we can expect to see its follow-up in 2021. In an interview with Mojo, Annie Clark says… Read More
LA pop punks The Bombpops returned this year with their Fat Wreck Chords-released sophomore album Death in Venice Beach, which cracked year-end lists by their Fat Wreck Chords pals Bad Cop/Bad Cop and Fat Mike, and singer/guitarist Jen Pop (aka… Read More
The Clash's Sandinista!, a sprawling triple album that had them expanding their sound even further beyond punk, turned 40 on Saturday (12/12). To celebrate the anniversary, filmmaker and regular Clash collaborator Don Letts has made a new video for classic single "The… Read More
I think it goes without saying how insane of a year 2020 was, but there were things to be grateful for too, and one of those things is the incredible amount of great punk records that came out this year.… Read More