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Chris joins #WW to talk about rain in LA, early 90’s music, and Poison The Well.
Ben Folds did not give a concert on Chatroulette, even though many people thought he did.
Arriving at a critical time in history just days after the 2025 U.S. inauguration in January, Rise Against is showcasing the global reach of their first new single in three years, “Nod,” with their latest video. The track is a powerful reinforcement of the band’s longstanding themes of unity and resistance. With its urgent instrumentation and defiant lyricism, Rise Against continues their tradition of using music as a platform for social commentary, addressing an extremely divided political climate. Vocalist Tim McIlrath reminds us, “‘Nod’ is about the solace we find in community. It’s about the comfort in knowing that we… Read more »
Ahead of their fourth full-length record, Joyride The Pale Horse, arriving next month, Heart Attack Man has unleashed their latest single, “The Gallows.” The track is preceded by the arrival of “Spit” and “Laughing Without Smiling.” You can preorder and pre-save their new album here. Of “The Gallows,” frontman Eric Egan shares, “This song explores familiar themes of triumphing over the darkness and despair of young adulthood in an energetic, conversational way. It’s kind of meant to be the pep talk of the album.” Listen to Heart Attack Man’s new track below. Following their Australian run and Slam Dunk Festival… Read more »
American Idol got a little *freaky* on its Sunday, March 9 season 23 premiere. One contestant stood in front of the three judges (Lionel Richie, Carrie Underwood, and Luke Bryan) to perform Korn‘s “Freak On A Leash.” The contestant, named Insite, also had long hair perfect for headbanging, and he nailed Jonathan Davis‘ beatboxing portion. Uniquely, Underwood knew each and every Korn lyric, and even joined Insite on the floor to perform “Bodies” by Drowing Pool. Insite got a “yes” from each judge and is heading to Hollywood for the next round. Check out the full audition below and follow… Read more »
Following their Australian run and Slam Dunk Festival in the UK in May, Heart Attack Man will return to the road in June and July. The North American Tour, playfully titled Joyride The U.S. & Toronto & Also Vancouver, will feature special guests The Dirty Nil, carpool, and Dear Seattle as support. The tour perfectly coincides with the band’s fourth album, Joyride The Pale Horse, set to drop on April 25, 2025. The band shares across their social media channels, “Heart Attack Man is back and after hibernating all fall and winter working on our new record, we’re hitting it twice… Read more »
After announcing their forthcoming album Joyride The Pale Horse and dropping the music video for “Laughing Without Smiling,” Heart Attack Man is back with the music video for “Spit.” Lead vocalist Eric Egan notes, “This song is a go-for-the-throat, tongue-in-cheek lashing out against the use of generative artificial intelligence in the creative process, as I think it signals the death of ones own inherent creativity.” Egan adds, “It gets into A.I. What does A.I. mean for the creative process? Is it the end of human creativity? ‘Spit’ is a tongue-in-cheek sarcastic confrontation. I don’t like the idea of everyone relying… Read more »
The collab of your dreams just dropped. PVRIS tapped Spiritbox‘s Courtney LaPlante to re-record “My House” from 2014’s White Noise. In fact, PVRIS just announced a White Noise 10 Year Anniversary Tour with Julia Wolf. Singer Lynn Gunn shares, “It was such an honor to have Courtney featured on this re-release. I didn’t know until meeting her that ‘White Noise’ was one of the inspirations to Spiritbox. After learning that and seeing the incredible world she’s created from that inspiration, it feels full circle now, and it was only right to have her be a part of this re-release.” Read… Read more »
Over the weekend, we at idobi Radio had a hunch—was A Day To Remember about to drop a surprise album today, February 18? Turns out, we were right… again! (Let’s not forget our spot-on Green Day film prediction.) Today, the Florida natives announced A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, catching fans off guard in the best way possible. Leading up to the reveal, Patrick Walford of Rock The Walls on idobi Radio dug deep, uncovering the at-the-time mysterious album artwork and fueling fan speculation. Check out his full breakdown below. Of the release, the band shares on… Read more »
