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Photos: Day In The Life of Can’t Swim
idobi photographer Audrey Lew spent the two days with Can’t Swim for their headline shows in New York.
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idobi photographer Audrey Lew spent the two days with Can’t Swim for their headline shows in New York.
It’s time to get all up in your feels with La’Bouquet’s “Kiss Me Kill Me”.
It’s time to get all up in your feels with La’Bouquet’s “Loveless”.
Week after week, Pat and Seb sit together to deliver the show we know and love as Man Of The Hour.
This week’s Geek Girl Riot is gonna take you back to school…or school you in the best way. We’ll be gossiping about the new Heathers TV show, play detective with Jessica Jones, and talk our fav high school + detective shows/movies!
Déjà-vu got the best of me again If you happened to see the Mayday Parade tour for A Lesson in Romantics last year, you may have caught a dynamic set from the opening band Milestones. But even if you missed your chance to see the Manchester-based quartet in North America, you’ll want to pick up their debut full-length, Red Lights, because believe me when I say it’s everything you want in a pop rock record. From opening track “BitterSweetHeart” to the boppy closer “Forever or Never”, every song is a carefully crafted treat for your ears. Like a box of… Read more »
YA author Nicola Yoon joins us for her very own Whachudoin’?, then we bring back our She Did It! segment to highlight Mary Shelley and Jane Yolen. Plus, a report all about Escape Velocity, and a review of Bilal.
Their seventh studio album, If There Is Light, It Will Find You, is a current punk masterpiece that tells a riveting tale of lead singer Buddy Nielsen’s journey.
It’s time to bow down and listen—to the Black Panther preview episode! Hear why Geek Girl Riot has heart-eyes for this movie, featuring an interview from executive producer Nate Moore and costume designer Ruth E. Carter.
They’ve already conquered most of UK and Europe; with this new album full of bangers, Don Broco are finally on their way to taking over North America.
