It’s a new era for Ratboys, as the band just signed a fresh label deal with New West Records. They’ve also just returned with their first new music since their 2023 album The Window: Today (September 23), they released “Light… Read More
After releasing five albums and garnering critical acclaim, St. Louis rock/emo band Foxing might just be done for good: The group just announced they’re going on an indefinite hiatus. The news came yesterday (September 22) via a post on the… Read More
Fortnite goes hard when it comes to getting the music world involved in their goings-on. This year, they’ve teamed up with stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Bruno Mars, and Gorillaz. Now, we can add Daft Punk to the list. It was… Read More
Last year, My Chemical Romance brought some 2000s-era emo back into fans’ lives with the “Long Live” The Black Parade tour. Well, they’re running it back next year: Today (September 22), MCR announced The Black Parade 2026, a new tour.… Read More
Outside of The Who, Pete Townshend’s biggest musical success is the 1980 single “Let My Love Open The Door,” which was his sole top-10 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. (That actually matches The Who’s career total of top-ten… Read More
Geography changes musicians in ways that go deeper than simple inspiration. For HRISTELIN, the shift from Bulgaria’s green landscapes to the UAE’s striking desert architecture created something like sonic alchemy. His latest single “Dubai Star” emerges from that transformation—a track… Read More
Wednesday’s Bleeds, one of the most anticipated indie albums of the year, is out today (September 19). To mark the occasion, the band has shared a video for album highlight “Townies.” The group’s Karly Hartzman shared a lengthy statement about… Read More
With just two singles, Tyra is already proving she’s not interested in playing it safe. Her debut “Thank You For Leaving” leaned into shadowy textures and heartbreak, but her new release, “Light Me Up,” bursts out of that darkness with… Read More
Sigur Rós are a millennial band in the truest sense — not because they are inordinately popular with millennials compared to other demographics, though that might be somewhat true. Rather, Ágætis byrjun literally bridged the millennium. You might have seen… Read More
Steven and Ian begin by touching on the recent Jimmy Kimmel news, and whether the indie-rock podcast space is also in danger from federal interference. They then pivot to a quick Sportscast about the early dominance of Steven and Ian’s… Read More