Tag: alternative rock
These 15 albums from 1997 irrefutably proved that punk was far from dead
1997: All media is declaring the alternative-rock explosion—for which Nirvana lit the fuse—over. This means the commercial pop-punk wave Green Day touched off was...
10 women who made the ’90s one of the most memorable decades of music
Among all the music that the ‘90s brought us, there’s one common denominator—kick-ass women vocalists. From the emergence of grunge to the golden age...
11 AFI ‘DECEMBERUNDERGROUND’ lyrics that emblematize the emo era
In case you don’t have a reminder programmed, last week marked a significant, albeit painful, emo milestone. That is, we’re now 15 years out...
Charlie Rolfe knows As Everything Unfolds can’t fit into one genre
As Everything Unfolds first burst onto the scene with their 2018 EP, Closure, in large part due to Charlie Rolfe’s piercingly clean vocals and...
10 artists who reimagined their songs with a live orchestra
We can never really get enough of our favorite artists experimenting with their sound.
While we love pop punk and alternative rock as much as...
Fiona Apple reimagines Sharon Van Etten’s “Love More” in new cover
Sharon Van Etten is celebrating the 10th anniversary of her second studio LP Epic with the special reissue epic Ten. For the record, Van...
girl in red channels ‘The Perks Of Being A Wallflower’ in “You Stupid Bitch”
Marie Ulven, also known as girl in red, is back with “You Stupid Bitch,” another taste of her highly-anticipated debut studio album if i...
10 times alternative artists reimagined their own tracks for the better
Nothing beats the first time hearing one of your favorite songs. It's a feeling we never fully appreciate at the moment but then nostalgically...
10 spoken-word song intros you should never skip over
In music, there are few universal truths. That said, the inherent ability for a well-crafted spoken-word part to send a shiver down the spine...
10 alternative songs from 2001 that you still know every word to
It's hard to believe that we've now spent more time beyond the 2000s than within them. What's worse? That means we're now coming up...
