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Editorial

idobi’s 2016 Rays of Light

It’s pretty safe to say that 2016 is a time most of us would rather forget. A lot has happened in the past year, and it’s become harder and harder to be thankful in the light of the losses, atrocities, and social and political events that have taken place. But not everything was doom and gloom; as one last present to you this Christmas, we’re giving you some of the good things that happened in 2016, and some reasons why you should still remain hopeful, compassionate, and grateful as we wave goodbye to another year. — All Time Low opening… Read more »

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idobi’s Top Picks of 2016

We’ve compiled the idobi staff’s favorite releases and moments this year.

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idobi Horror Story: Band Edition

If we ever got caught in a real life horror movie, we know just which bands we want by our side to get us outta there in one piece, stat.

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(Un)Covered: The Bare Necessities

Bowling For Soup takes on a bear’s anthem in this week’s Disney (Un)Covered!

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Everything in Equal Measures: Milestones’ Matt Clarke

Following the release of Equal Measures, we spoke to Milestones vocalist Matt Clarke about the EP, the band, its future, and everything in between.

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Pitch A Tent and Go “Reel Big Fish”

It’s not all fun and games being in a ska band… Okay, maybe there is a lot of fun involved, but there’s also long nights of touring, a noise no headphones could cancel, and fear of being eaten alive in a tent—before we get to that, though, let’s introduce the world’s most skankin’ ska band, Reel Big Fish.

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It’s Always Summer at the idobi Fantasy Beach Party

Our writers weighed in on what bands not only have the best beach bash tunes, but would also be the life and soul of the ultimate (and currently imaginary—we’re working on it) summer beach party.

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Worth Fighting For: the Rise, the Raze, & the New Age of Glamour Kills [Part 2 of 2]

Since GK first strutted onto the scene in 2004/2005 it has become a symbol, representing the look of pop-punk but also, unexpectedly, the sound of alt-rock. But last year, just short of a decade later, the journey derailed. Today, Glamour Kills is fighting its way back.

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Worth Fighting For: the Rise, the Raze, & the New Age of Glamour Kills [Part 1 of 2]

News

Everything Sucks (Except Simple Plan’s New Tour Announcement)

Simple Plan has just announced two sets of dates for the US and Canada, meaning it won’t be long until you Don’t Want To Go To Bed, because you’ll be too busy Singing In The Rain (or venue) with Pierre.