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Jake Germany has had a prolific music career for well over a decade. As Phangs, he explores moving into a more guitar-driven sound and landing a song on Love Island.

You know Caity Babs’ voice from SiriusXM’s Octane and Turbo channels. She discusses co-hosting No Cover with Kellin Quinn, the world of radio and more.

Charlotte Sands is a name you need to know. The Nashville-based artist discusses her breakout single “Dress,” embarking on her first headline tour and more.

Sleeping With Sirens are back with a new album, Complete Collapse. They also released lead single “Crosses” featuring Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain.

Sophie Powers has released her debut EP, Red In Revenge, via Set Records. Listen to it below. Powers is commanding and dynamic on her inaugural EP. Each track embodies confidence and swagger as Powers navigates a synth-heavy metropolis of sound. Read more: Shygirl announces debut album ‘Nymph,’ shares “Firefly”—listen On Red In Revenge, Powers’ delivery […]

Maggie Lindemann has released a new single, “how could you do this to me,” featuring Sleeping With Sirens‘ Kellin Quinn. The track arrives ahead of Lindemann’s debut album, SUCKERPUNCH. “It’s literally a dream come true to work with Kellin,” Lindemann says in a press release. Read more: LØLØ and Maggie Lindemann team up for “debbie […]

408 have released a brand-new video for their single “Mark Hoppus,” and Alternative Press is bringing you the first listen. A tribute to beloved blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus, the track also honors his artistic legacy in a more… intimate way. The band’s visual parodies the classic video for “What’s My Age Again?” as members of 408 […]

A 17-year-old so richly invested in her emotional lyrics and keenly focused on her future is a music industry rarity. Toronto’s newest export Sophie Powers has a bright-eyed view of the path ahead, having already collaborated with Kellin Quinn and DE’WAYNE on her fast ascension up the career ladder. From designing her own photo shoot […]

Welcome back to pop punk. Come and look around. If you haven’t air-guitared to “All The Small Things” since high school, or even middle school, there’s so much for you to catch up on.  There’s no need to feel nostalgic or pine for the past. The scene is alive, diverse and oozing with new tracks. […]

Ever since the inception of emotional hardcore in the ’80s, each decade had defining bands who updated the sound and meaning of emo to the musical landscape of the time. The ’90s were all about Midwest emo and screamo, and in the 2000s, emo peaked as a mainstream obsession, thanks to MCR, Fall Out Boy, […]

Everyone loves to jam out to their favorite artists and classic hits, but let’s not forget about all the fresh talent constantly popping up around the world. From pop and indie to punk and post-hardcore, there’s always a new name in music waiting to be heard.  We know there’s a lot of faces to sift […]

2021 has already started out as a strong year for music, with artists expanding their pool of collaborations more than ever. After the train wreck that was 2020, musicians seem to be experimenting more often—spanning genres with collaborations and, in some cases, helping up-and-coming artists receive some limelight by featuring them on tracks.  Read more: […]

This week has seen new music from all across the world and from different genres. From mxmtoon soundtracking a popular video game to pop-punkers Magnolia Park collabing with some big names in the scene, the music released this week will definitely not disappoint. Check out the new songs released this week in March below. Read […]

Sometimes, it’s the musicians we are already obsessed with who introduce us to some of our favorite new bands in unexpected ways.  Whether it’s through collaborations or social media shoutouts, musicians are often the people who recommend music to us the most, which makes sense because it’s their job to be in tune with emerging […]

It’s easy to look back at 2000s emo music with a sense of longing. After all, it boasted artists and sounds that have long since dissipated… That’s not really the case, though, is it? While we can still stream music by our favorite bands of the time, new artists are constantly developing reminiscent styles. So, […]

The countdown for season 1 of Paradise City has officially begun. On Friday, the American Satan spin-off finally confirmed when the new series is premiering on Amazon Prime Video. Read more: Live Nation CEO says large-scale US concerts could return by summer The first season of Paradise City has truly been years in the making. […]

If you grew up in the 2000s, rocked band T-shirts almost daily and decorated your locker top to bottom with clippings of Kellin Quinn and Oli Sykes, you’re definitely a child of the post-hardcore era.  Now, post-hardcore, while being a specific genre, is a very gray area where bands such as Bring Me The Horizon […]

Fearless Records’ famous Punk Goes… franchise has certainly come a long way since its first installment in 2000. Genre discrepancies aside, it’s impossible to deny the success of one particular subseries: the Punk Goes Pop albums. There are now seven volumes, with speculation of an eighth floating around online. Of course, as with any expansive […]