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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If you needed a reminder that Southern California punk still travels in packs, Pennywise just announced a tight seven date West Coast sprint this May with Circle Jerks, H2O, and DFL on the bill. The run hits three stops in Northern California, cuts over to Phoenix, then closes with three Southern California dates, including a
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The crowd is part of the band, Rise Against has always understood this as a core truth. Now they’re formalizing that philosophy with the launch of The A.R.T. Project (All Rise Together), a fan-driven creative initiative tied to their tenth studio album, Ricochet, out now via Loma Vista Recordings. At a time when many legacy punk
By the time Codefendants announced their sophomore album LIFERS, it became clear that the band was not interested in softening the edges or explaining themselves to anyone still clutching genre rulebooks. Out April 3, LIFERS is produced by Fat Mike from punk juggernaut NOFX, and arrives with single “Rivals,” a snarling new single that brings
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The D.O.C.’s modern resurgence did not arrive via a legacy rap project or reunion tour. It came through punk.For all the mythology surrounding The D.O.C., the documented facts alone are remarkable. Before his career was altered by circumstance, Tracy Lynn Curry was one of the most respected lyricists in hip-hop, widely credited as a key
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The collision between punk and hip-hop isn’t new. What’s rare is hearing it treated as a shared language instead of a novelty. That’s where Codefendants come in. The trio doesn’t approach genre overlap as fusion or experiment. They treat it as lived reality.Made up of Fat Mike (NOFX), Sam King (Get Dead), and Ceschi, Codefendants
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If you’re a fan of bands like The Donnas, The Interrupters, and The Dollyrots, you’re going to dig Bad Mary. All we can say about this song and video is “damn this is fun”. Check it out and learn more about Bad Mary below. Bad Mary is powerhouse lead vocalist Amanda Mac, her husband Mike
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