Punitive Damage, the PacNW hardcore band fronted by Steph Jerkova (who also plays bass in Regional Justice Center), have just followed up their early EPs and demo with their first full-length, the Taylor Young-recorded This Is The Blackout, out now… Read More
Announced back in July, the David Bowie World Fan Convention's 2023 edition in New York has now revealed its speakers. The convention goes down June 17-18, 2023 at Terminal 5 (tickets), and speakers include producers Tony Visconti, Mark Plati, and… Read More
Sisters Jennifer & Jessie Clavin are back with their first new Bleached single since the pandemic. "Flip It" is a super-catchy, big riff poppy rocker about turning lemons into lemonade. “I heard this quote on Euphoria," Jennifer says, "‘Every day you get… Read More
The prolific NYC underground rapper MIKE hasn't put out a new project in over a year, but he'll close out 2022 with a new album, Beware of the Monkey, due December 21 via his own 10k label (pre-order). Lead single… Read More
Canadian-born, Nashville-based country singer Bella White has been on the rise since releasing her 2020 debut album Just Like Leaving, which caught the attention of Rounder Records who signed her last year. She recently released her first single for Rounder,… Read More
New York hardcore band Warthog will close out the year with a Brooklyn show. "A Very Larry Xmas" happens at Elsewhere on December 28, and the lineup also features long-running TX hardcore band Vaaska (members of Power Trip and The… Read More
Weeks ahead of its 2022 edition, which happens over three days this month, Las Vegas festival When We Were Young has announced its return in 2023, on Saturday, October 21, 2023 at Las Vegas Festival Grounds. Next year's lineup is… Read More
Andrew McMahon recently celebrated his 40th birthday with an Anaheim show that included a surprise Something Corporate reunion for six songs during the set, and now Something Corporate have officially returned. They've announced that they'll play the blink-182 and Green… Read More
Swedish skate-punk (and sometimes ska-punk) vets Millencolin had their US breakthrough in 1996 with their sophomore album Life On A Plate, their first album to be released in the US via Epitaph (who had a close affiliation with the band's… Read More
In 2015, filmmaker and composer John Carpenter released Lost Themes, an album of unreleased, newly recorded works in his iconic synth-heavy style that recalled his scores for Halloween and Assault on Precinct 13. The album also marked his return to music — he's since released two more… Read More