The Faim release "Me Because Of You" ahead of 'Talk Talk'—watch
The Faim have shared “Me Because Of You,” a new single along with a music video. The song is from their upcoming album, Talk Talk, set to release July 8 via BMG. “Me Because Of You” is the Faim’s first self-produced track. Read more: The Interrupters drop “Anything Was Better” ahead of ‘In The Wild’—listen “Me...
Neck Deep, Ice Nine Kills and 8 other things you need to check out this week
Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. Neck Deep return Neck Deep are back with their first new music in two years, “STFU.” In the single, the quartet fall back on their pop-punk roots while capturing the dread that often accompanies online culture. The...
Winnetka Bowling League team up with the Knocks for new single—watch
Winnetka Bowling League have dropped “I Like To Hide In The Bathroom At Parties” via RCA Records. The track was released along with a lyric video. “I Like To Hide In The Bathroom At Parties” was written by Matthew Koma, the Knocks and Madison Love. Read more: Pool Kids announce self-titled album, drop “That’s Physics,...
Sueco drops new single "Salt"—watch
Sueco has shared a new single, “Salt.” The track was dropped alongside a music video. “Salt” is the first single from the deluxe edition of his debut album, It Was Fun While It Lasted. Read more: Sueco is beginning a new chapter with ‘It Was Fun While It Lasted’—interview “Salt” is a heartfelt ballad about...
Exclusive: The Dangerous Summer sign to Rude Records
The Dangerous Summer have teamed up with Alternative Press to announce their signing to Rude Records. Additionally, the band will be reissuing their 2020 EP All That Is Left Of The Blue Sky. The band will also reissue their singles “Coming Home” and “The Best Part Of Letting Go.” The Dangerous Summer’s new album, Coming...
How the Boulet Brothers, Venus Envy and more are breaking the boundaries of drag
Smeared lipstick, vivaciously spiked hair, large pleather boots — drag and alternative culture are not so dissimilar, the two having danced hand in hand over the decades, basking in one another’s great glory. Drag and punk share the same ethos, after all: stamping out hate, doing it yourself and pushing the boundaries of what society...