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10 alternative artists who brought the scene to the ‘SNL’ stage
No matter the genre, performing as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live is a huge feat for any rising musician.
SNL performances are moments in history,...
25 essential Fueled By Ramen albums released across their 25-year history
Fueled By Ramen has signed some of the most talented alternative bands and musicians to date. With 25 years of greatness under its belt,...
10 alternative covers that completely transformed pop hits
While we love when artists gift us with never-before-heard songs, there’s just something about a cover that will always get us excited.
Since the Punk...
10 track-to-track transitions that pulled the entire album together
No lie, there's no greater experience than listening to an album that flows perfectly all the way through. But when the songs transition so...
10 acts fronted by women and nonbinary musicians that emo fans need to know
How many women and nonbinary-fronted bands can you remember from the mainstream emo wave? OK, now let's subtract Paramore, Hey Monday and Automatic Loveletter. How many do...
Badflower don’t care if you’re pissed off as long as you’re listening
Categorizing Badflower as just one genre is next to impossible, and that’s pretty much the point. Ditching the guise of poetic metaphors, Josh Katz...
15 times bands took over your favorite ’90s and ’00s TV shows
Remember the time Hootie And The Blowfish performed on NBC’s Friends and Monica even wound up getting a hickey from one of the band...
10 albums from the 2000s that have no skippable tracks
There's no shortage of perfect alternative songs from the 2000s. But can the same thing really be said about albums?
You know what we're talking...
25 most influential albums that define what it means to be emo
The genre affectionately known as emo started out as a wave of internalized rage bubbling under the surface of Washington, D.C.’s Revolution Summer in...
10 alternative musicians who founded more than one successful band
No lie, as exciting as it is when our favorite musicians take on new projects, it's always a little disconcerting. After all, we have...
