What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Featuring new tracks from Gerard Way, Mike Shinoda, The Dangerous Summer, and more.
Greendale’s own Buffy the Demon Slayer is still cute but could go lighter on all the satan.
Forget an alarm clock, we’ll wake you up with the best new tracks, it’s time to Rise Rock n’ Shine.
This week on idobi Warped Radio, we’re kicking off the final cross country Warped Tour.
The time has come; the Vans Warped Tour just released their last ever cross country line-up.
Buddy from Senses Fail stopped by the studio plus Jonathan from Nightly and Timmy from 7 Minutes In Heaven called in! So listen in to all these things!
What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Fridays are always chock full of the latest songs and albums ready to be the soundtrack to everyone’s antics, and here you’ll find some of the week’s standout releases. Whether you’re ready to spin an anticipated song from a favorite artist or just taking a look at what’s out there, there’s a whole lot of tunes to dive right into. Who knows—maybe you’ll find your next obsession. Silverstein – Dead Reflection Silverstein have released more albums throughout their career than most bands could ever dream of making, but… Read more »
Happy Rob Thomas’ Birthday (otherwise known as Valentine’s day)! Josh won’t play Rob Thomas during this episode of First Person, but we will play some makeout worthy jams from Benny King, The Replacements, Smoking Popes, and more.
“Stop leaking my motherfucking videos,” Lady Gaga yelled from her Twitter after her newest video for “Paparazzi” found its way onto blogs earlier than expected. Given the “November Rain”-esque scale of Gaga’s epic new eight-minute-long short film, the “Paparazzi” video warranted more than just a simple leak; it deserved a red carpet. The film casts Gaga as a starlet in the midst of a tumultuous, abusive love affair with her star boyfriend, played by Generation Kill breakout star and True Blood vampire lord Alexander Skarsgard. After a sumptuously shot makeout scene complete with Swedish dialogue, Gaga is thrown off a… Read more »
New York – When Casey Stratton was a struggling singer-songwriter a few years ago, he had idealistic notions about artistic integrity. High on his list of what would jeopardize it: licensing his music to television. “When I was younger, I used to be really weird about stuff like that, like, ‘I will not cheapen my work by putting it on TELEVISION!’” he recalls with a chuckle. That was before the producers of the teen-oriented drama “Tarzan” called and asked to use the bittersweet ballad “Hollow,” from his debut album, on the WB show. Stratton gave the go-ahead, and while the… Read more »
