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The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a concise, streamlined […]

Particularly after last night, we all need a way to feel like we can make the world better. The crew […]

Our staff put our heads together and compiled our list of our favorite records of 2024 so far! It's been a wild 6 months full of awesome releases, but these are the ones that stuck out most to us. Check out our picks and find your new favorite band.

Combat preview their must-listen upcoming record with the title track "Stay Golden"

A rollicking new FOOTBALLHEAD song, a powerful taste of the upcoming shiver. album, and a melodic Hot Mulligan single were some of our favorites this week. Check out all the new releases we deem must-hear!

Zac reviews upcoming albums from fuzz rockers Hayes Noble, Abel, and MILLY.

In the wake of the release of their new self-titled record, Jordy ranks the best Early November songs as a testament to the endurance of their heartfelt rock and roll.

Governors Ball made a triumphant return to Queens this year with multiple sold out days that brought attendees an incredible lineup and countless experiences aside from just the music. Check out what we saw and heard throughout a great three days in New York City!

On their fifth album 'STIGMA,' Wage War can't decide if they want you throwing hands in the pit or throwing up a white lighter.

Matteo speaks with Ace Enders and Jeff Kummer of The Early November about their transformative new self-titled LP.

Sailor Down returns with "Vacation (Forgive Me Evan)," the first track off their upcoming 'Maybe We Should Call It A Night' EP

The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a concise, streamlined […]

Gillian reviews Cola's sophomore LP 'The Gloss,' highlighting its free-flowing sensibilities

We're excited to premiere "Now and Then," the closing track from Ghost Fan Club's upcoming self-titled EP, out July 5th on Knifepunch.

'last chance to see' is an artistic reinvention for salvia palth, the follow-up to 2013 cult favorite 'melanchole.' It’s more mature and polished in lyrics and production, while still remaining true to the obvious talent of the artist and the dedication of DIY production.