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Dirty Heads Join Skratch N Sniff Radio This Weekend for a Special Mini Mix
Dirty Heads bring their signature endless-summer sound to Skratch N Sniff Radio this weekend, joining the Alt show for a special Mini Mix. Co-vocalists Jared

While Everyone Watched Sublime, Jakob Nowell Quietly Built One of the Year’s Best New Bands – Jakobs Castle
The past year has transformed Jakob Nowell from the son of a legend into one of rock’s most compelling frontmen in his own right. As

The Killers’ Brandon Flowers Releases New Solo Single “Paradise”
Today, The Killers’ Brandon Flowers – one of the most influential songwriters of the modern era – shares new single “Paradise,” the latest offering from

Beck Announces New Album Details and Releases New Single “In The Night”
In the wake of the ecstatic reception that welcomed Beck’s recently released single “Ride Lonesome” — which NPR deemed “as moving and beautifully produced as

Skratch N Sniff Delivers Two Massive Weekends of Remixes, Rock Anthems and New Music
Skratch N Sniff is back with another pair of genre-bending shows, bringing together exclusive remixes, alternative favorites, heavy rock staples and some of the strongest

Mike D Takes Aim at Greed on “Crypto” as Mike D 5D Builds a Multigenerational New Chapter
Mike D has released “Crypto,” the latest preview of his forthcoming debut solo album, Thank You, arriving August 28 through Capitol Records. Driven by pounding
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Bush Reimagine “Swallowed” With 30th Anniversary Tour Version
Bush are taking a moment to look back while still pushing forward. The band has released a newly reimagined version of their classic track “Swallowed,”

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr Reunite for First-Ever Duet “Home to Us”
In a moment that bridges decades of music history, Paul McCartney has announced his first-ever duet with Ringo Starr. The new single, titled “Home to

Social Distortion Drop “The Way Things Were” Ahead of New Album Born To Kill
Social Distortion are closing out the rollout for their long-awaited new album with the release of “The Way Things Were,” the third and final advance

GLU Shares Nostalgic New Single “LA” Featuring Lily James Ahead of PONY BOY EP
GLU, the solo project of Michael Shuman (Queens of the Stone Age, Mini Mansions), has released his latest single “LA,” a breezy, nostalgic track featuring

Hollywood Undead Unleash “All My Friends” Featuring Jeris Johnson
Hollywood Undead are back with a vengeance. The Los Angeles outfit has dropped their latest single “All My Friends,” featuring Jeris Johnson, marking another explosive

REVIEW: White Denim Embrace Community and Evolution on New Album 13
White Denim have never been a band content with standing still, and their latest album 13, out now via Bella Union, continues that restless evolution.
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Dirty Heads Join Skratch N Sniff Radio This Weekend for a Special Mini Mix
Dirty Heads bring their signature endless-summer sound to Skratch N Sniff Radio this weekend, joining the Alt show for a special Mini Mix. Co-vocalists Jared

While Everyone Watched Sublime, Jakob Nowell Quietly Built One of the Year’s Best New Bands – Jakobs Castle
The past year has transformed Jakob Nowell from the son of a legend into one of rock’s most compelling frontmen in his own right. As

The Killers’ Brandon Flowers Releases New Solo Single “Paradise”
Today, The Killers’ Brandon Flowers – one of the most influential songwriters of the modern era – shares new single “Paradise,” the latest offering from

Beck Announces New Album Details and Releases New Single “In The Night”
In the wake of the ecstatic reception that welcomed Beck’s recently released single “Ride Lonesome” — which NPR deemed “as moving and beautifully produced as

Skratch N Sniff Delivers Two Massive Weekends of Remixes, Rock Anthems and New Music
Skratch N Sniff is back with another pair of genre-bending shows, bringing together exclusive remixes, alternative favorites, heavy rock staples and some of the strongest

Mike D Takes Aim at Greed on “Crypto” as Mike D 5D Builds a Multigenerational New Chapter
Mike D has released “Crypto,” the latest preview of his forthcoming debut solo album, Thank You, arriving August 28 through Capitol Records. Driven by pounding
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Amy Lee Says Sanctuary Is “The Best Music We’ve Ever Made”
As Evanescence prepared to create what would become Sanctuary, frontwoman Amy Lee made a decision that would have terrified her younger self: she walked into

Jakob Nowell Faces the Weight of Sublime’s Legacy on New Album “Until The Sun Explodes”
For a band like Sublime, whose catalog has long since crossed into sacred territory for fans, the idea of a new album isn’t just exciting,

Untitled Keep the Momentum Rolling With the Explosive New Single “Nothing Good”
When Untitled released “Restless,” the song didn’t just break through—it detonated. The young alternative rock band went from playing in a garage with friends to

How Kurt Deimer’s “True” Became the Heart of A Grog Is Born
There is a moment on Kurt Deimer’s new album A Grog Is Born where the volume drops just enough for the message to cut through.

Inside Evanescence’s “Sanctuary”: How Amy Lee Found Freedom Again
More than two decades after Evanescence crashed into mainstream rock with the gothic grandeur of Fallen, the band finds itself in an unlikely position: bigger,

How Slightly Stoopid and Sublime Headlining Field Of Dreamz Became Cali Reggae’s Stadium Moment
For years, Cali Reggae has lived in a strange middle ground. Too massive to be dismissed as a niche scene, too culturally fluid to ever

How Untitled Turned Garage Noise Into Rock’s Most Addictive New Sound
For a band with only two songs released, Untitled already sound like they’ve been pulled from a different era entirely. Not in the cynical, algorithm-chasing

Inside the Darkness Behind DizzyIsDead’s Haunting New Single “spiderwebs”
There’s a moment in “spiderwebs” where DizzyIsDead sounds less like he’s performing a song and more like he’s trying to claw his way out of

Cisco Adler Quietly Built the Sound of a Generation – Now He’s Telling His Own Story
Cisco Adler was never supposed to be the guy behind the curtain. From the outside, he had everything lined up to be front and center—the