Post-hardcore these days is such a catch-all term that bands filed under it can sound like emotional pop-rock with extra pedals at one end, or like something three steps from black metal
Suggestions
Suggestions
Oh boy, I really love this kind of vibe. Beautiful earworm emo that lodges itself somewhere behind the breastbone and
In Nevers, in the 90s, the bands came in on cassette. Skateboarding got Homeground there first — then the compilations
San Gabriel Valley’s alternative-screamo trio, JUNA, releases their second EP, Last Nerve – an emotionally jarring sonic stimulant that captures
Tomas (Märnø) and Tom (Ancst) each kept a tour diary through April. Same seven nights, mostly the same venues, often
The atmospheric guitar parts on “I Know Better” — the focus track on By Million Wires’ new EP “Not Over”
Most of “Tijuana“‘s two minutes and forty-one seconds is the same line coming back at you – “Do you wanna
Five years after “[laughs]”, Kali Masi want to clear something up: they didn’t disappear. The Chicago four-piece have been on
“Avenger Level Threat” plays out in the foreground at full intensity. Behind the performer, in the same shot, a sitcom
There’s a band-breakup story Music is the Enemy keep coming back to. A gig in Arizona, nobody watching, multiple hours
Four days in northern France, summer and autumn 2025, and “The Chaser” came out the other end without a single
track by track
Nicholas Pentabona wrote “Aroused” thinking about his partner, Jenice Taylor — specifically about how she’s had several major life events through the years that made her feel trapped, and how she now
Premieres
Sydney’s bassist and vocalist Anto Boros reached out to Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die, Many Eyes) cold. “Worst he can say is no,” he figured. Buckley wrote back with “send me the song” — which Anto found “maybe worse than no.” What came
Read More →
The song we’re pleased to premiere today is written from the perspective
The April sun in Warsaw isn’t fixing anything. It’s cold out —
A band in Calgary got caught making their album and song art
The new Onesie video moves through places where Ben Haberland’s father lived:
Popular
Interviews
Jesse Corwood is 31, lives with his mother in Portland, New York, and runs an underground label called with 17 bands on its roster. None of them exist. He records all of them himself in the basement, writes backstories for each one, and only
Read More →
Athens has been losing its free spaces for years. The squats and
Six months before Spanish quartet Medussa walked into OVNI Estudios in late
The band is called ‘92. Their friend Brillo, who was also born
Nashville’s indie scene, in Dillon Wilson’s reading, has settled into a kind
