Tag: no doubt
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...
How punk and reggae united and went “outernational” to rule the world
This past March 5, the French punk label Guerilla Asso quietly slipped a genius album into the marketplace: Rocket To Kingston, credited to Bobby...
10 artists who expanded their careers through their own companies
After the hell of a year that was 2020, it's clear that nothing is ever permanent. Musicians, who make their money through merch and...
15 iconic music video locations you can visit in real life
Ever wonder where your favorite artist filmed that one music video? While the answer is probably some private set in Los Angeles, a handful...
Here’s the ’90s alternative anthem that best matches your zodiac sign
If you are into astrology, you have probably implemented it in a lot of areas of your life to figure out who you truly...
10 artists who put their own spin on a cover with a slight lyric...
There’s truly something special whenever our favorite artists decide to cover songs from other bands and genres. It shows off their musical chops, their taste...
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...
41 women empowerment anthems that should be played as loud as possible
With Women’s History Month coming to a close today, it’s vital to carry these messages of intersectional feminism and empowerment throughout every day to...
10 underrated Dave Grohl cover performances you need to hear
Foo Fighters fans—and fans of Dave Grohl in general—know that he’s a big fan of the cover song. Fact is, Nirvana had a thing...
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...
