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Following 2020's cancellation due to coronavirus, 2000trees is already planning for its massive 2021 festival. In the meantime, the U.K.-based festival has found a new way to bring live music to fans. This week, 2000trees announced it is launching the virtual festival 2000screens...

Just when you thought your favorite band couldn’t be more impressive, they are. Members of PVRIS, Municipal Waste, Grayscale, the Bronx, Milk Teeth, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Palaye Royale, Neck Deep, the Faim and Bowling For Soup brag about their unusual talents. Read mo...

You’d have to have a heart made of stone to not at least feel some mild nostalgia for Disney movies. From the classics to Lucasfilm, Marvel and Pixar—there are plenty of films to choose from featuring some of the most unique characters imaginable. Read more...

From the rational to the irrational, many people have a phobia. Whether you’ve had an experience in your lifetime that’s left a bad taste in your mouth or you simply woke up one day feeling completely and utterly repulsed by something, a phobia usually stays with you for life. Read more...

Opinions are like cellphones—everyone has one. Countless celebrities, politicians and those attributed to any level of fame frequently come under fire for sharing their controversial thoughts and feelings with the world online. We asked members of Grayscale, Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes, PVRIS, Palaye Royale, Don Broco, Municipal Waste, the Faim, Milk Teeth, While She Sleeps, Creeper and Bowl

A common feeling when watching an artist perform is being wholly impressed with the talent displayed and wishing it was you up there doing what they can do. But did you know there are many things these skilled musicians can’t do? Members of Bowling For Soup, Frank Carter & Rattlesnakes, Don Broco, Creeper, Deez Nuts, While She Sleeps, Grayscale, the Faim, Neck Deep, Milk Teeth and Palaye Royal

Most of us have, or at least have had, an unexpected crush at some point in our lives. It’s a crush on somebody who might not be regarded as conventionally attractive or maybe someone who doesn’t even fit in with our sexual orientation, but still strikes our fancy for some unexplained reason. We got ...

The concept of having a musical guilty pleasure doesn’t even exist to some as they shamelessly enjoy listening to whatever they want to and don’t care what anybody else thinks. Others get a bit embarrassed that a certain song hits them in all the right places and will endlessly blush if anyone finds out, especially if they’re in a band who make music that’s a stark contrast to their secret playlis

Being a teenager can be the most uncomfortable stage of our lives—physically and socially at least. Most of us remember our youth more vividly than we’d care to, especially when we’re in a store, restaurant or venue and that song comes on. You know that one tra...

In an age where content is king, picking the greatest TV show of all time is no easy feat. Streaming services include the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, PlayStation Vue, HBO, Apple iTunes and YouTubeTV. The market is increasing at a rapid pace, and competition for memberships is fierce. Re...

Originally, the concept of having a spirit animal was derived from the Native Americans. It’s basically a breed of animal that you feel embodies your personality or perhaps one that you can relate to on a spiritual level. We asked members of Palaye Royale, Deez Nuts, While She Sleeps, Milk Teeth, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Parkway Drive, the Bronx, Neck Deep, Municipal Waste, Cancer Bats

Most musicians say they don't believe in musical guilty pleasures (in fact, you'll see that response down below!), but we still managed to get them to name specific artists and songs. And the songs they chose are actual jams; we wouldn't be ashamed to listen to them, either...

*This article contains discussion about sexual assault. On August 30, AP published a piece titled “14 musicians discuss sexism in the music industry.” We initially wanted to feature the views of both women and men in the article—albeit with a larger proportion of female artists, as it is overwhelmingly women who experience sexism—but despite reaching out to some male artists at the time, our appro

*This article contains discussion about sexual assault. If the viral video of Architects frontman Sam Carter calling out a sexual assault at a show proves anything, it’s that the alternative music scene has a real problem on its hands: sexism. Cart ...

Shirley Manson. Hayley Williams. Brody Dalle. Courtney Love. Taylor Momsen. Becky Blomfield. These are just a few of the strong, inspirational and brilliant women who lead some of the most awesome bands in our scene. While the majority of us giggers are decent and civilized human beings who attend shows to enjoy live music over a few jars with our buddies, sadly there are a minority of people who

Twenty One Pilots give a final look at their Sleepers documentary series, Lakeshore premiere a new song, and I Promised Once sign to Needful Things Records. Check out some of the news you might have missed today below. Read more: Saosin’s Beau Burchell recording with Senses Fail and other news you might have missed today Twenty One Pilots get gone Twenty One Pilots unleash the fifth and final inst

What could be better than listening to Green Day? Listening to your favorite bands cover Green Day! ROAM, With Confidence and Milk Teeth have worked together with Hopeless Records to put out the coolest EP of 2017 so far! Read more: Billie Joe Armstrong on Donald Trump’s first week: “It’s an all out assault on our civil liberties” Not Your American Idiots will feature three amazing covers of some

Milk Teeth Vile Child Though they hail from the U.K. and only formed two years ago, Milk Teeth’s heritage is very much rooted in the ’90s American alt-rock scene. The follow-up to the Bristol band’s acclaimed Sad Sack EP, Vile Child once again delves into the heart of grungy alt-rock, offering up 12 delightfully retro and riotous tunes. The album isn’t ...

Hopeless Records’ Milk Teeth have released a music video for “Brain Food”— their awesome new song that reminds of Green Day’s “Longview.” Check out the band’s entertaining lazy afternoon in the video below, and let us know what you think in the comments! Read more: Hopeless Records band Milk Teeth p... Read More ... Read More ...

Milk Teeth, who signed to Hopeless Records in April of last year, announced that they will be parting ways with vocalist/guitarist Josh Bannister through a post on the band’s Facebook: It's a new year and a new start for Milk Teeth as our friend Josh has stepped down from the band. We wish ... Read More ...