There is something deceptively easy about listening to Melodie. Slow Pulp’s third album is dreamy, warm, and incredibly cohesive, the kind of record that makes 11 songs pass much faster than expected.

A parade of iconic pop-punk and emo bands recently released comeback albums. Legends like Yellowcard and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus rediscovered the their magic. Good Charlotte fell far short of the ...

A few weeks ago, renowned New Jersey punk figure Jared Hart released his sophomore studio album, Midnight Motel, on his own Mt. Crushmore Records. The highly anticipated follow-up to his 2015 debut ...

Across three studio albums, a live record, an EP, and a handful of singles, Seattle-based The Drowns have been offering a much-needed political wake-up call about the dangers of unfettered capitalism ...

John Darnielle, the soul behind The Mountain Goats, is a voracious creator. Every year he delivers new music, and this year we are being blessed with the new full-length album Days. Exploring a more ...

Sigh is a band I have always been meaning to listen to but have never actually gotten around to it. So when I noticed they had a new album coming out I finally found the perfect reason to give the ...

When I think about Ceremony, I conjure up this larger than life idea of them in my head…a somewhat enigmatic yet legendary band that have been a focal point of the punk and hardcore scenes for as long ...

It’s hard to appreciate music that doesn’t move you. You want to learn, be inspired and motivated, despite the genre. New York City’s Slow Fiction does just that. The band’s debut LP under Tight Knit, ...

Minneapolis' she's green deliver haunting, romantic shoegaze on their third EP, 'shallowtail,' which hints at greatness down the line.

It’s not hyperbole to call Japan’s MONO one of the most immaculate bands around. The post-rock, instrumental act existed since 1999, churning out what can best be described as flawless music. It ...

Early adulthood could very easily be described as a point of personal limbo: yearning for the person you once were while unsure as to who you’re becoming. On their debut record, sundayclub distill the ...

If you were a child of the ’80s, or heck, even the ’90s, you’d surely have gone to see Masters of the Universe. As a fan of Travis Knight’s Bumblebee, I couldn’t wait to learn how he planned to mine ...