Tag: pandemic
Deb Never isn’t seeking forgiveness or apologizing in “Sorry”—watch
Deb Never has released an angst-ridden new video for her latest single “Sorry.” The song is the first track from an upcoming project due...
Manuela Soto Sosa uses tattoos and art to renew women’s body positivity
Prior to picking up a needle at age 18, Manuela Soto Sosa never imagined that she’d embark on a career as a tattoo artist....
MxPx are playing a free interactive livestream—here’s how to watch
MxPx are back with their latest livestream event “Between This World And The Next.” The free performance is available to watch April 16 at...
ONE OK ROCK return with Ed Sheeran co-written anthem “Renegades”—watch
Today, ONE OK ROCK issued a rallying cry with their new single “Renegades” and its accompanying music video. Co-written alongside Ed Sheeran, the anthemic...
Aidan Bissett finds authentic sound in indie track “Communication”—watch
Indie-rocker Aidan Bissett wants people to start talking to each other again in his new song “Communication,” exclusively premiering with Alternative Press.
While both the...
Nova Twins drop first remix with FEVER 333’s sinister take on “Undertaker”
It's been just over a year since Nova Twins dropped their debut full-length, Who Are The Girls?, and hit us full blast with their eclectic...
Afterlife ignite their rage in cathartic “Burn It Down” video—watch
Metalcore group Afterlife are redefining the genre with the release of their new single “Burn It Down.” The four-piece took the lyrics of their...
The Offspring return with trippy video for “Let The Bad Times Roll”—watch
Back in February, the Offspring announced their first full-length album in almost nine years with its title track “Let The Bad Times Roll.” Now,...
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...
Supergroup Fuckin Whatever (Circa Survive, TBS, Grouplove) only had one rule
It's been nearly five years since Adam Lazzara, John Nolan, Anthony Green and Ben Homola took to privately closing out their summer tour stops with improvised, instrument-less displays...
