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Laura Jane Grace Drops “Your God (God’s D*ck)” Music Video

Ahead of a massive spring tour, Laura Jane Grace is back with a new music video for her recently released song, “Your God (God’s Dick),” a biting, hilarious punk track. “Does your god have a big fat dick?/Cause it feels like he’s fucking me/Are his balls filled with lightning/Do they dangle like heaven’s keys?,” Jane Grace sings. Alongside the opening religious videos, the music video is primarily footage from Laura Jane Grace In The Trauma Tropes’ UK and Europe tour. Jane Grace said on Instagram, “Forever indebted to @nessiahuu for taking the initiative to make this radical video for ‘Your… Read more »

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A Day To Remember Surprise Drop New Album

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 »

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Stray From The Path Returns With “Kubrick Stare” Music Video

Stray From The Path heard our pleas and the band has officially returned with a high-octane new track “Kubrick Stare,” produced by Will Putney. Excitingly, the band has also officially signed with SharpTone Records, so we can rest assured that more is on its way. Guitarist Tom Williams shares, “It felt like we were capturing lightning in a bottle. We built the song around those scary chords. Every day, people on the Internet see the craziest things they’ve ever seen in their lives. Sometimes, it’s hard to feel seriously about these atrocities because we see them all day. You’re so numb… Read more »

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Sweet Pill Shows Off Their Softer Side On ‘Unraveled’ EP

Sweet Pill just revealed their Unraveled EP, a music project that allowed the band to reimagine their grittiest, most intense punk tracks in a softer, acoustic light. Lead vocalist Zayna Youssef shares, “To wrap up this era of Sweet Pill and before we start the next one, we decided to share and reimagine these songs one last time. Through these last two years, we’ve been constantly performing these songs from ‘Where The Heart Is’ LP and ‘Starchild’ EP and they have continually morphed and changed.” Youssef continues, “In the ‘Unraveled’ EP, we show the true vulnerability these songs have. For… Read more »

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L.S. Dunes Announces North America Tour Ahead Of ‘Violet’ Release

L.S. Dunes may be currently on tour throughout the UK and Europe, but they are gearing up to take over North America this spring. The band announced new tour dates on social media to celebrate with the release of their new studio record, Violet, available everywhere on January 31. Pre-orders are available here. The tour kicks off on April 8 at Austin’s Parish and wraps on May 11 at Phoenix’s Crescent Ballroom and features direct support from iconic indie-rockers From Indian Lakes. Plus, Derek Zanetti, Night Sins, and Plague Vendor will appear on select dates. L.S. Dunes shared, “We can… Read more »

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PVRIS Confirms White Noise 10 Year Anniversary Tour

After teasing something revolving around their seminal album, White Noise, on their social media channels last week, PVRIS announces the White Noise 10 Year Anniversary Tour. The first wave of the tour will hit four major cities across the States before heading overseas to Europe. Additionally, the set each evening will be divided into two acts: Act 1 featuring White Noise performed front to back, and Act 2 featuring a special setlist consisting of songs spanning the PVRIS catalog. PVRIS shares on Instagram, “Can’t believe so many of you resonated with this album 10 years ago and still do 10… Read more »

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Architects Unleash Blistering New Single, “Blackhole”

After teasing the arrival of their new single, UK stalwarts Architects have unleashed their latest offering, “Blackhole.” Marking their first release of 2025 and their fourth single from their forthcoming full-length album, The Sky, The Earth & All Between, the new single arrives with an ominous and strikingly catastrophic accompanying music video. Frontman Sam Carter shares in a press release, “So excited to have ‘Blackhole’ out, it’s one of my favourite songs from the album. The video is equally as intense as the song. We filmed the video at such a wild location and we really are at the top… Read more »

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Silverstein Says “Don’t Let Me Get Too Low” On New Single

Ahead of the first half of their double album, Antibloom, arriving on February 21, Silverstein has unleashed their new single and accompanying video for “Don’t Let Me Get Too Low.” “‘Don’t Let Me Get Too Low’ blends our classic sound with our pop-punk and also our hardcore influences,” frontman Shane Told says. “It’s a song that is hard to describe because it does so much in under 3 minutes. The video was a lot of fun to film. We were in the middle of the desert outside Las Vegas, and I was digging my own grave with a big smile… Read more »

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Fresh 5: Holiday Tunes From The Maine to LØLØ

Ho ho hopefully, you didn’t think we’d leave you hanging this week! Despite the lack of new releases during the holiday season, that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of music to celebrate. With festivities in full swing, we’ve adjusted our weekly Fresh 5 to bring you the best holiday tunes to get you into the spirit of the season. From seasonal saddies to warm classics, here are our favorite holiday tunes to turn to at this time of year. We’ll be spinning these classics and covers from your favorite artists like LØLØ and The Maine, so make sure you download… Read more »

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10 Alternative Holiday-Themed Films To Watch This Winter

Not quite feeling the traditional holly-jolly spirit this holiday season? We’ve got you covered. Whether you crave a dose of Creepmas with a haunted holiday atmosphere, something whimsically gothic with noir undertones, or simply a break from saccharine sweetness, these 10 alternative holiday-themed films offer a welcome escape this winter. The Nightmare Before Christmas While Jack Skellington may have made a “terrible mess of Christmas,” Tim Burton‘s The Nightmare Before Christmas remains a whimsical marriage of eerie mischief and holiday cheer—a true “Creepmas” classic. Directed by Henry Selick, this stop-motion marvel follows Jack’s misguided attempt to commandeer Christmas, resulting in… Read more »