When We Were Young Festival 2024 lineup is down one major acts. Back in November 2023, the indie rock haven revealed several of the genre’s standout including My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World, Dashboard Confessional, Pierce The Veil (Collide With… Read More
Steven welcomes Ian back to America after his trip to London. Ian regales us with tales of fish and chips-eating and musicals-watching, and then Steven lurches into a quick Sportscast about annoying NFL teams from New York City. (Sorry, New… Read More
Phones are incredible. At 13 years old, I would start downloading a 3-minute MP3 file on the family computer, and I would actually have to wait multiple minutes for it to be finished (and my parents would have a fresh… Read More
Mxmtoon is setting up for a big 2025. She has a new album, Liminal Space, coming out next month, and that’ll be followed by a tour starting in February. When the album was announced, Mxmtoon shared the single “The Situation,… Read More
Incredibly, The Cure have been around since the late ’70s and they’re still going. That’s not to say they’ve been perfectly consistent: Their latest album is 4:13 Dream from 2008. Finally, though, the band has a new album, their first… Read More
Green Day‘s Dookie, the highest-selling album named after another word for “poop,” turned 30 years old this year. To celebrate the milestone, the punk band is re-releasing the album on… Big Mouth Billy Bass. Green Day collaborated with art studio… Read More
As unprecedented flooding sweeps through the Southeastern United States, a slew of music’s biggest artists have come together to contribute their talents to aid those folks affected by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. Three NC natives have organized 135-track album,… Read More
While he’s been relatively quiet lately, The 1975 leader Matty Healy has been known to drum up controversy here and there, like kissing a bandmate and getting sued over it. Meanwhile, The 1975 are set to appear on Charli XCX’s… Read More
Fantasy Of A Broken Heart sounds purely fantastical. On their debut album, Feats Of Engineering, members Bailey Wollowitz and Al Nardo riff on well-worn genres with novel twists. Psych-rock bleeds into synth-pop; spoken-word segments shift into hooky choruses; odd-time-signature jam… Read More
Limp Bizkit and the band’s frontman Fred Durst are reportedly gearing up for a rough legal battle. According to The Wrap, the “Break Stuff” musicians have filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG). In documents supposedly filed today (October… Read More