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LILHUDDY started on social media and arrived at the main stage
LILHUDDY took an elbow to the jaw. Not in a mosh pit—there haven’t been many of those during the COVID-19 pandemic—but playing basketball with...
LILHUDDY joined by Travis Barker, iann dior & Tyson Ritter on new single
LILHUDDY has joined forces with blink-182’s Travis Barker, iann dior and All-American Rejects’ Tyson Ritter on his new single “Don’t Freak Out.”
The collab is...
10 piano parts on alternative songs that you’ll recognize right away
The emo genre is cathartic by nature, but slow songs provide an opportunity for artists to reflect even more deeply on the feelings that...
Here’s why the All-American Rejects’ return feels just like 2005
The All-American Rejects have found themselves in a similar spot to where they were 15 years ago, minus the “camera phones” and hotel bed...
The “Swing, Swing” video you’ve seen isn’t All-American Rejects’ original
Throwing back to the early 2000s, the All-American Rejects just gave us a glimpse at an alternate “Swing, Swing” music video.
It’s been nearly two...
19 scene albums from 2008 you’re probably still blasting in your car
As legendary bands in the scene continued to mature musically and grow away from the genres that they became known for, newly established musicians...
These are 19 of the best music videos to come out of the scene
MTV launched Aug. 1, 1981, and eventually took over the planet as a youth authority and a music video jukebox that had the power...
Here are the 20 greatest guitar riffs from the 2000s
If the flannelly, lo-fi nature of ’90s grunge killed the hairspray bravado of ’80s hair metal, then the 2000s definitely brought back some of...
19 scene albums from 2005 you probably still have on repeat
In 2005, an unexpected but revolutionary wave of scene music hit the mainstream. It was the year Myspace rose in the online ranks social...
10 misheard lyrics you’ve probably been singing wrong
Have you ever belted out the lyrics to your favorite song only to be corrected by a fellow fan? Sometimes bands hear their own...
