This week’s featured track on Skratch N Sniff’s Alternative Mix taps into a cross-country collaboration that feels tailor-made for the format. RDGLDGRN link up with Surfer Girl on “Virginia Beach,” a genre-blending single that moves effortlessly between alternative, indie pop, hip hop, and reggae-rock textures. Built on a laid-back groove with bright melodic energy, “Virginia […]
Social Distortion are officially back in motion, and the second preview of their long-awaited new album is here. “Partners In Crime” arrives as another glimpse into Born To Kill, the band’s first full-length release in over a decade, due out May 8 via Epitaph Records. The track leans into everything that has defined Social Distortion
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BABYMETAL are going big for 2026, officially announcing a massive World Tour alongside the upcoming release of METAL FORTH (Deluxe Edition). The tour will hit North America first, kicking off August 30 in San Diego with a high-profile stadium appearance supporting My Chemical Romance before launching into a full headline run across the U.S. and
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The The Barbarians of California are back with another dose of chaos, releasing the official video for their latest single “Vanilla Latte,” a track that leans fully into the band’s sarcastic, thrash-heavy DNA. Featuring Aaron Bruno and producer/musician Eric Stenman, the project continues to blur the line between hardcore punk aggression and tongue-in-cheek irreverence. “Vanilla
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This week’s Skratch N Sniff ALT mix taps into the genre-blending energy of Little Stranger, linking with Andy Frasco & The U.N. for their new single “Love You When I’m Sad.” The track brings together indie, alt, and hip-hop textures with a raw, unfiltered delivery that hits somewhere between introspective and off-the-rails fun, making it
After more than four decades redefining funk-rock with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Flea is finally stepping fully into a different side of his musical identity. His debut solo album Honora arrives as a long-gestating passion project, marking his first true dive into jazz as a bandleader and composer. The move isn’t as out-of-nowhere as
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More than five years since his last solo release, Paul McCartney is stepping back into deeply personal territory. The former The Beatles songwriter has announced his 18th solo studio album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, arriving May 29 via MPL/Capitol Records, alongside the release of its lead single, “Days We Left Behind.” Where much of
Canadian indie collective Broken Social Scene continue the rollout for their upcoming album Remember The Humans, sharing the new single “Hey Amanda.” The track marks the second preview of the band’s first studio record in nearly nine years, due May 8 via Arts & Crafts. The new album follows 2017’s Hug Of Thunder and reunites
Influential Midwest emo band American Football have revealed new details about their upcoming album LP4, including a lineup of notable guest collaborators. The record arrives May 1 via Polyvinyl Records and will feature appearances from Turnstile vocalist Brendan Yates, Rainer Maria singer Caithlin De Marrais, and Wisp’s Natalie R. Lu. The album is currently available
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Kurt Deimer has been killed by Michael Myers. He’s shared scenes with John Travolta. But in his new horror-comedy Scared to Death, the rocker-turned-actor isn’t just another victim — he’s building a legend. “I play a horror icon called The Grog,” Deimer says. “The director said, ‘You be you, because you are The Grog.’ You’re
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