After the initial 2001 breakup of At the Drive-In, Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodríguez-López formed the more progressive rock-influenced Mars Volta, while guitarist/backing vocalist Jim Ward, drummer Tony Hajjar, and bassist Paul Hinojos stuck to a more post-hardcore vibe with… Read More
Trailblazing producer, singer, and rapper Channel Tres has finally announced his first full-length. Real Cultural Shit is due this fall via Godmode, and today Channel shared new single "Just Can't Get Enough." The track is a great example of what… Read More
Last year, Dream Unending (Tomb Mold's Derrick Vella and Innumerable Forms' Justin DeTore) released their debut album and apparently already have another on the way, and then two days ago Sumerlands (which also counts Justin DeTore as a member) announced… Read More
Swedish skate punk vets No Fun At All have announced their first album in four years, Seventh Wave, due later this year on SBÄM Records. First single "It's Not A Problem" officially hits streaming services on Friday (7/22), but we're… Read More
For the uninitiated, Folly were a band from NJ like few others. They took on the daunting task of blending upbeat ska with heavy, dramatic post-hardcore and they pulled it off better than most could have imagined. Following a few… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Courtney Barnett, Shamir @ Radio City Music Hall Lucy Dacus, Hop Along @ SummerStage in Central Park Jawbox, Versus @ Le Poisson Rouge MIKE, Slick Rick, Junglepussy, Maasai, Jadasea, Laron @ SummerStage in Von King Park Alanis… Read More
Here's a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. EYEHATEGOD Eyehategod have announced fall tour dates with ACxDC and Savage Master that kick off September 16 in Austin and wrap up October 2 in Fayetteville, AR, including… Read More
So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we'd call "indie," and talk about what metal is coming out. We… Read More
METZ's debut album turns 10 this October, and to celebrate, they're going on tour and playing it in its entirety. "This album changed our lives," the band writes. "Songs that started out as the soundtrack to beer-soaked Toronto basement gigs… Read More
Yellow Ostrich broke up in 2014, but founder Alex Schaaf brought the name back last year, releasing a new album, Soft, under the moniker. He's going on tour this summer and fall, with East Coast and Midwest dates in August… Read More