Tag: panic! at the disco
Lauran Hibberd delivers witty lyricism and charm on new ‘Goober’ EP
Rising alternative star Lauran Hibberd is proving why her music matters with her new EP, Goober, via eOne.
In a genre with so much competition...
WILLOW talks about her influences, working with Avril Lavigne and more
It’s easy to feel like you know Willow Smith. Born into the public eye, her every move has been traced from the beginning, labels...
10 duos who prove two people can make the biggest sounds on stage
When you think of musical duos, your first thought may be twenty one pilots, but they’re not the only two-piece creating killer tunes. These...
11 tracks that perfectly encapsulate their entire era of music
Music often leaves a deep mark on its era. Songs become embedded in our consciousness through their ability to perfectly capture a moment. They...
Against The Current release “again&again” ahead of new ‘fever’ EP—listen
Against The Current explore feeling trapped in your own head in their new single “again&again,” featuring guardin.
Along with sharing the song, the Fueled By...
Ryan Ross reimagines Collapsing Scenery’s “The Grey Cardinal” —watch
Ryan Ross, the former lead guitarist of Panic! At The Disco, recently remixed Collapsing Scenery’s “The Grey Cardinal.” Ross stripped back the background instrumentation...
Brendon Urie breaks down Panic! At The Disco’s ‘Pray For The Wicked’ era
Featured in the June 2018 issue (359), Brendon Urie went on a deep dive into Panic! At The Disco’s sixth studio album. Ahead of...
Gully Boys are the band they always wanted to see onstage growing up
With an LP and an EP under their belt, Gully Boys are making head-turning moves with their music. The band home in on the...
Vitamin String Quartet transform My Chemical Romance’s “I’m Not Okay”
The modern classical music project Vitamin String Quartet performed a rendition of My Chemical Romance’s heavy-hitting anthem “I’m Not Okay (I Promise).” The track...
11 alternative albums that prove good things come to those who wait
At the pace in which music is released, thanks to modern streaming services, it’s no wonder we’ve all grown accustomed (and arguably spoiled) to...
