Tag: jimmy eat world
15 pop-punk songs that wouldn’t be the same without these guitar solos
Fact: Guitar solos are awesome. Plain and simple. They’re just as much fun to see live as they are to listen to, as they...
10 alternative songs that explore the highs and lows of mental health
If there's anything that holds true throughout the alternative music scene, it's an inclination toward vulnerable self-expression. For decades, artists have worn their hearts on their...
15 artists who would crush a collab on blink-182’s next record
When blink-182 announced the collaborations for their upcoming album, the message-board grumblings were loud. The additions seemed too mainstream for a band who often...
10 alternative duets from the ’90s that deserved more recognition
Duets are all the rage these days, and largely without the intention of releasing said duet as a single. Case in point: YUNGBLUD’s recent...
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...
Bamboozle Festival is planning to return in 2023 for its 20th anniversary
From 2003 to 2012, Bamboozle took over New Jersey for its annual multi-day festival. The event, which evolved out of the Skate And Surf,...
New Black Lives In Music initiative launches to amplify Black artists
On Monday, a new organization called Black Lives In Music (BLIM) officially launched in the U.K. This latest initiative aims to bring meaningful change...
10 emo songs with lyrics that are even sadder than you thought
The beauty of emo music is that it provides a canvas for our own emotional projections. The lyrical narratives, even when relatively specific, often have just...
QUIZ: Can you match these iconic bands to their original names?
"What's in a band name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet..." Or whatever Shakespeare said.
The truth is,...
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...
