The Paradox are moving into their next chapter with the release of “Good For Me,” a soaring new single from the Atlanta pop-punk and alternative rock breakout. The track arrives as the band’s first new statement following a historic run on the Billboard charts and a wave of momentum that has pushed them from viral […]
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Chat Pile are back with a new album on the way. The Oklahoma City noise-rock band have announced Who Loves the Sun, their third full-length album, arriving September 4 via The Flenser. Alongside the announcement, the band have shared the record’s first single, “Deep Blue,” a menacing new track that sets the tone for what
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Skratch N Sniff is turning up the crossover energy this weekend with new episodes of both the Rock Show and Alt Show, each featuring a special Slightly Stoopid Mini Mix in Segment 4. Rock Mix #1217 and Alternative Mix #701, airing the weekend of June 6, 2026, both build toward the same mid-show takeover: a
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Little Stranger’s new single “My Own Parade” has been selected as this week’s Pier Song of the Week on Skratch N Sniff’s ALT show. The South Carolina by way of Philly indie, alternative and hip-hop duo continue to carve out their own lane with a sound that moves between sharp lyricism, offbeat humor, melodic hooks
Cisco Adler isn’t chasing a comeback. If anything, “Mango Tree” feels more like a return — not to a sound, but to a state of mind. For someone who has spent years shaping the sonic identity of other artists, helping define the loose, sun-soaked elasticity of modern reggae rock, Adler’s latest release leans inward. It
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Lola Young is back with a new single, “From Down Here,” marking her first new music since the release of I’m Only F**king Myself and the massive breakthrough of “Messy.” The track arrived May 22 and was created with James Blake, placing Young’s raw, raspy vocal presence inside a more spacious and emotionally heavy sound.
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After four decades of chaos, satire, and redefining punk on their own terms, NOFX are turning their career-spanning documentary into an equally ambitious musical release. The band has officially announced 40 Years of Fuckin’ Up: Soundtrack + Score, arriving August 28 as a companion piece to their documentary film of the same name. For a
Beartooth are gearing up for a massive return to the road, announcing a full U.S. headlining tour in support of their upcoming album Pure Ecstasy. The run kicks off November 11 in Boston and stretches across the country before wrapping December 19 in Wheatland, California. Along the way, the band will hit major markets including
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Evanescence are entering a new era with the release of the official music video for their latest single “Who Will You Follow,” a track that finds the band leaning into the chaos of the digital age while doubling down on their signature cinematic intensity. Directed by Jensen Noen, the video pairs stark, high-impact visuals with
This week’s Pier Song of the Week on the Skratch N Sniff Alt Show goes to The Hip Abduction for their new single “Sea of Dreams,” a track that captures the band’s signature blend of global rhythms, indie textures, and coastal energy. Arriving as their first release of 2026, “Sea of Dreams” finds the Colorado-by-way-of-Florida
