Tag: op-ed

Twenty years ago, Green Day released Nimrod, the sprawling, genre-hopping masterwork best remembered for the acoustic campfire ballad “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life),”...

Being on tour and returning home afterward  both present varying levels of distress, but for very different reasons. Everyone is at least somewhat aware...

Every band has that one album that makes or breaks them; the one that's their chance to hit the big time and prove they're...

I think it’s safe to say Netflix goofed on this one. Their film adaptation of the beloved manga and anime Death Note translated onscreen...

The revolution is over. The Used are back, but not with a vengeance: “Over And Over Again” is the sound of a band reborn,...

Brand New are an anomaly. The band defy all “standard” business savvy, yet continue to succeed and grow far beyond most contemporaries. Their fifth...

When the world is in such a chaotic place, sometimes it's nice to look toward someone who's always been a freight train plowing straight...

Contrary to what her song “Look What You Made Me Do” will have you believe, the old Taylor Swift is not dead, nor is...

By Jackson Simmons, Little Image The first time I was exposed to Brand New was while watching Brianna Hunt, a musician who operates under the...

After 20 years of being a band, Friday, Dec. 29 will be the Dillinger Escape Plan’s final show, to be held at New York’s...