Tag: metro station
Yes, you can really own a Christmas bear that sings this Metro Station hit
Since Thanksgiving came and went in the blink of an eye, many of us have already begun our Black Friday shopping this week. For...
QUIZ: Can you match these neon-pop lyrics to the bands who sang them?
It's impossible to picture the 2000s alternative music scene without the added flair of neon pop punk. Between its bright fashion, catchy lyrics and...
These 10 soundtracks might be better than the movies they were from
When movie adaptations and remakes are released, they usually generate the same initial response. "Was it better than the book?" "Is it as good...
19 of the best debut albums to come out of the scene
They say you have your entire life to create your debut album, but they’re usually pretty terrible. However, these scene acts went above and...
20 scene albums from 2007 that are probably still stuck in your head
In 2007, the scene was rocking harder and louder than anyone could have imagined. Myspace favorites such as Fall Out Boy and Paramore were...
Supergroup Social Order unites Metro Station, New Politics and Mowgli’s
The world may be falling apart, but music continues to pull us together. Taking on a whole new level of “Quarantunes” in light of...
10 nostalgic comedy movies with surprisingly good soundtracks
Hollywood doesn’t pump out movies like they used to. The 2000s belonged to Amanda Bynes as the leading lady in hilarious romantic comedies and...
Here’s why Metro Station refuse to make another “Shake It” in 2020
We know you're down with "Shake It," the massive 2007 neon, emo-dance track by Metro Station. How do we know that? Because Spotify streams...
10 scene songs you didn’t realize share a title with a mainstream track
Scene songs have a huge effect on alternative music fans. Tracks with the same name appear across genres, whether those are found on pop,...
QUIZ: How much emo trivia do you really know?
We at AltPress hold the emo title in high regard and fully embrace all subsects of fans who proudly stand under the genre’s umbrella...
