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[Photos: Switchfoot/Facebook, Baggage/Facebook, Everything Everything/Facebook, Light This City/Facebook] Watch new music videos from Harm’s Way—plus, don’t miss streams of new albums from Retirement Party and Light This City. Check out the news you might have missed today below! Read more: Dave Grohl says he’s “ashamed” of “massive jerk” Donald Trump in new interview 1. Switchfoot’s […]

Badflower have announced their sophomore album, THIS IS HOW THE WORLD ENDS, and dropped a new single, “Family.”  Soothing guitar riffs greet listeners and carry them toward lead singer Josh Katz’s somber delivery. The first half of the song features little instrumentation other than a steady drumbeat, focusing on the vulnerability of the vocals. Eventually, […]

Indie-pop quartet the Aces are back with their first release since their upbeat, widely adored sophomore LP, Under My Influence. “Don’t Freak” is a must-add to your summer playlists, as well as an important narrative following lead singer Cristal Ramirez‘s struggle with her mental health. Not only is this an introspective track many people across […]

Denzel Curry has released the lead single, “Walkin,” from his forthcoming album Melt My Eyez See Your Future. A sci-fi Western music video accompanies the track. Curry also announced a lengthy tour that will lead him across North America and Europe. Read more: Charlotte Sands releases her second EP ‘Love And Other Lies’ –listen The […]

All Time Low are known for their hilarious and fun performances, interacting with fans during their sets in a way we've come to know and love. So what happens when ATL asks you to join them on stage? Check out the video below to find out! Watch as All Time Low throw a giant party […]

Birmingham noise-punk trio Youth Man have unleashed a brand new ripper of a track with an equally wild video accompaniment by Chris Jackson. “Pigs” brings to mind a chaotic concoction of the Distillers meets the Jonbenét; yeah, it's that good. If you dig the new song, you can download it for free on Bandcamp. About […]

From Taking Back Sunday’s Where You Want to Be to My Chemical Romance’s Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, 2004 was a milestone for an abundance of alternative rock bands. The single “Ohio Is for Lovers” from their first full-length album The Silence In Black and White put Hawthorne Heights on the map and became an instant emo anthem, so it […]

In addition to leading one of the most prolific pop-punk bands of all time, blink-182 bassist and vocalist Mark Hoppus hosts the Apple Music podcast After School Radio. On the show, Hoppus talks about the “songs, artists and culture that’ve defined the [punk] movement” of Southern California. For his 50th episode, the artist reunited with […]

Being at the barricade at a show is a goal and vast commitment for many music fans, and with it comes many universal worries and predicaments. We’ve elaborated on the unique culture of extreme line waiting in the past, but what’s really going through our heads in those last moments of our line waits then […]

Keith Morris is far more cooler than you, this writer and most of our friends. And really, he misplaced that last rat’s ass he could give. That’s because the only thing the former frontman for American punk icons Black Flag and Circle Jerks is really stoked for is the completion of Watermelon, the indie-film foray […]