Tag: emo
15 tracks produced by Billy Martin from Good Charlotte
What does the name Billy Martin mean to you? Does it call to mind an artist who’s spent decades performing as a multi-instrumentalist under...
8 Lil Peep tracks that nod to some of the scene’s most prominent artists
There’s a reason Lil Peep was lauded as the “future of emo” by multiple publications. From the early days of his career, his songs...
15 up-and-coming solo artists to add to your playlist
In a scene chock-full of prolific bands, solo artists have often felt like a rarity. Still, that hasn’t prevented musicians such as Avril Lavigne...
9 bands we wish would come back to make another full-length album
In the past decade, everyone from Misfits and Jawbreaker to My Chemical Romance and Rage Against The Machine has thrilled us with the announcement...
12 new pop-punk tracks to stream if you’re getting back into the genre
Welcome back to pop punk. Come and look around. If you haven’t air-guitared to “All The Small Things” since high school, or even middle...
This is why alternative fashion is transforming the mainstream
For a while now, what used to once fall under the term "alternative" has been pushing its way into the mainstream. Once fringe areas...
Hot Milk are expanding their musical family with each new performance
Han Mee and Jim Shaw took a big risk when they quit their jobs in the music industry to start Hot Milk. But soon...
15 standout artists on Spotify making music you need to check out
We’ve all had those moments where our Spotify feels like it’s been in a rut lately, and that Discover Weekly playlist just isn’t cutting...
Vitamin String Quartet transform My Chemical Romance’s “I’m Not Okay”
The modern classical music project Vitamin String Quartet performed a rendition of My Chemical Romance’s heavy-hitting anthem “I’m Not Okay (I Promise).” The track...
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...
