Tag: riot grrrl
Meet twin duo Softcult and hear their brand-new track “Spit It Out”
Mercedes and Phoenix Arn-Horn are the yin and yang to one another—and it has absolutely nothing to do with their coincidentally dark and light...
11 singers who helped define the vocal style of punk rock in the ‘90s
The ‘90s: the decade punk went mainstream. First, SoundScan made radio safe for Nirvana and the grunge-ified hordes. Then Green Day and other pop-punk...
The Linda Lindas release single “Oh!” with energetic new visual–watch
Los Angeles riot grrrl band the Linda Lindas have completely solidified their place as one of the most unstoppable up-and-coming artists. Now, they have...
9 artists that Alternative Press editors and writers are listening to right now
Every month, Alternative Press writers and editors join forces to share their favorite rising artists. From raucous hardcore to mesmeric bedroom pop to anthemic...
10 women who made the ’90s one of the most memorable decades of music
Among all the music that the ‘90s brought us, there’s one common denominator—kick-ass women vocalists. From the emergence of grunge to the golden age...
AltPress Weekly: chloe moriondo cover, Architects, Turnstile and more
We’re very excited to reveal the first installment of AltPress Weekly, designed to give you the lowdown on the things we want you to...
11 artists who are redefining everything we know about the trap metal genre
For a music genre, trap metal is still a baby. That being said, hundreds of Bones-core, Ghostemane-core and Scarlxrd-core tracks were uploaded to SoundCloud...
The Linda Lindas make their TV debut with “Racist, Sexist Boy”—watch
New wave riot grrrl group the Linda Lindas made their late night television debut yesterday on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
The tween and teenage punk rock...
15 alternative songs you may have missed in your favorite TV shows
Television is a great way to find new music and rediscover old songs. When artists are featured on TV show soundtracks, they are able...
11 LGBTQIA+ punk musicians who changed the genre forever
It stands to reason LGBTQIA+ culture informed, inspired and enmeshed with punk, down to the crossover with the ’70s glam scene that helped spawn...
