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Sublime’s Jakob Nowell Drops Acoustic Version of Jakobs Castle Single “Vincent Thomas”
Jakob Nowell has released a brand new acoustic version of the Jakobs Castle single “Vincent Thomas” online. Check out the acoustic version of the track
San Diego’s Mission Bayfest Returns With The Offspring, The Interrupters, Goldfinger and Jakobs Castle on October 16-18th
San Diego’s landmark waterfront beach and bay culture event Mission Bayfest is quickly approaching, slated for October 16-18, 2026, bringing a stacked lineup of reggae,
Badfish and SunDub Lead This Week’s Skratch N Sniff as “Topanga” Takes The Pier Song of the Week
Skratch N Sniff Radio returned for the weekend of August 8 with two more genre-bending shows built around the format that has defined the program
Elvis Costello Revisits the Beginning with Massive My Aim Is True (49th Anniversary Edition) Box Set
Nearly five decades after Elvis Costello introduced himself to the world with My Aim Is True, the record that launched one of rock’s most distinctive
The Killers’ Brandon Flowers Releases New Solo Single “Tiger’s Blood”
The Killers’ Brandon Flowers has shared a new single, “Tiger’s Blood,” the latest offering from his upcoming solo record THRASHER, out August 21, 2026 via
Foo Fighters Release “Are Playing Where ??? Vol. II” On BandCamp With Pay What You Want Model
At long last, the second installment of the Foo Fighters – Are Playing Where ??? live EP series has arrived. Six shredding live performances captured
New Music
Jesse James Pariah Owns His Reputation on DENM-Produced “Problem Child”
Jesse James Pariah has never exactly positioned himself as the well-behaved kid in the room. On his new single “Problem Child,” the SVN/BVRNT Records artist
Queens of the Stone Age Embrace the Beautiful Mess on New Single “Easy Street”
Queens of the Stone Age are back with “Easy Street,” their first newly released studio song since the arrival of In Times New Roman… in
Dev Lemons Turns the End of a Relationship Into a Warning Shot on “eat the pavement”
Dev Lemons has never separated music from personality. Long before her songs began reaching a wider alternative audience, she was building an online world where
Billy Morrison Takes A Deep Dive Into His Past On New Single “Hollow”
Billy Morrison has released his new single “Hollow,” the title track from his upcoming album of the same name, due out August 7 via TLG
The Paradox Kick Off Their Next Era With New Single “Good For Me”
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
Chat Pile Announce New Album Who Loves the Sun, Share “Deep Blue” Video
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
BANDS ON TOUR
Theory of A Deadman Announces “The Northern Chaos Tour” with Mammoth
Fresh off the release of their new EP, ‘Part 1: Funeral Songs,’ out now via ONErpm, Canada’s own THEORY OF A DEADMAN are excited to
Bad Wolves Honor Dolly Parton Releasing a Cover of “Jolene”
Dolly Parton was planning to contribute her signature vocals to Bad Wolves’ heavy metal cover of “Jolene” before her sudden passing this week. On Monday,
Rock Mix #1230 Brings Heavy Remixes, New Rock and Classics to Skratch N Sniff
Skratch N Sniff Radio turned up the volume over Labor Day weekend with Rock Mix #1230, a six-segment run packed with heavy remixes, current rock,
Turnstile Recruit Elton John, Dying Fetus, Hayley Williams and More for Never Enough: Versions
At this point, trying to put Turnstile into a single genre feels increasingly pointless. The Baltimore band have unveiled NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS, a sprawling 22-track
Codefendants Release “Art of Protest” Music Video featuring NOFX mastermind Fat Mike
Codefendants, the genre-defying trio consisting of Sam King (Get Dead), Julio “Ceschi” Ramos, and NOFX mastermind Fat Mike, are shining a spotlight on “Art of Protest,” one of
Fear Factory Releases ‘Roboticist’ The First Single With New Singer Milo Silvestro
After spending the past several years proving themselves onstage, Fear Factory’s new lineup is finally on record. The industrial metal veterans have released “Roboticist,” their
INTERVIEWS
Papa Roach, Ice Nine Kills and The Funeral Portrait Remember What Warped Tour Made It Special
There was never another tour quite like Warped Tour. For more than two decades, Kevin Lyman’s traveling punk rock circus wasn’t simply a summer festival.
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