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idobi Session: The Paradox Acoustic Performance is “Good For Me”

The Paradox is back again for the second performance from their idobi Session. Hot off the announcement of their upcoming sophomore EP, Proceed With Caution, and a legendary Warped Tour appearance this past weekend, this session is the cherry on top of a massive week for the band. Today, The Paradox perform the lead single from the upcoming release, “Good For Me.” Last week, idobi released the first of three installments for The Paradox’s idobi Session. Check out the band’s performance of “Do Me Like That” below if you missed it. The group is set to embark on their first-ever… Read more »

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30 Alternative Album Anniversaries to Celebrate in August

The dog days of summer call for some absolute bangers from the alternative world. Luckily, year after year, some of the most beloved acts in rock and emo unleashed dazzling LPs in the month of August to keep our playlists in tip-top shape. From Frank Iero‘s debut solo record Stomaches to Say Anything‘s …Is a Real Boy, all the way to Hellogoodbye‘s Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! and The Academy Is…’s Fast Times At Barrington High, these 25 album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. Say Anything — …Is A Real Boy Released on: August 3, 2004, via Doghouse Records.Standout… Read more »

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Major League Reveals Their First New Music In More Than A Decade With “Heavenly Hell”

Major League is officially back, baby! The duo has officially revealed “Heavenly Hell,” their first bit of new music in more than a decade…12 years to be exact. And we are excited to welcome back the pop-punk icons with open arms, and hope that there are more dazzling riffs ahead. The band says, “‘Heavenly Hell’ was born out of patience and transparency. The patience to allow yourself to grow and the transparency to share that growth in meeting people where they are. When we first began talking again after 13 years, the only clear goal we had was to be… Read more »

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Afterlife Reveals “Empty” From Upcoming Album ‘The Pain That Shapes Us’

Afterlife is officially back with a new single, “Empty,” from their newly announced record, The Pain That Shapes Us, due out on November 6 via Mascot Records. Vocalist Tyler Levenson shares of the single, “‘Empty’ navigates the reality of a devastating heartbreak, exploring the weight of emotional emptiness and mental exhaustion. For me, it’s one of the most vulnerable songs on the album, born from a collection of unfortunate experiences woven into one tragic outcome. The emotional honesty guided not only the lyrics but also the sound of the track. During this song’s creation, we wanted the atmosphere to match the… Read more »

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The Barbarians Of California Just Unveiled a “REALLY REALLY RAD” Track

Ahead of their tour dates with Guns N’ Roses, The Barbarians of California have unleashed their new track and music video for “REALLY REALLY RAD.” Frontman Aaron Bruno, also of AWOLNATION fame, said, “‘REALLY REALLY RAD’ was really fun to make. ‘REALLY REALLY RAD’ has really fun dynamics. ‘REALLY REALLY RAD’ is really good.” The track is set to appear on their forthcoming sophomore record MEGATONS, due out on August 21. The band’s Eric Stenman says, “Making a second album can be a fraught process full of overthinking and self-doubt. Perhaps, the benefit of us starting this band, at this… Read more »

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Dexter And The Moonrocks Shares “If You Could Talk” Music Video

While on a massive tour run, Dexter And The Moonrocks have released a new track, “If You Could Talk,” alongside a bittersweet, raw music video about the reality of life on the road. Frontman James Tuffs shares, “The song, ‘If You Could Talk,’ and what it means to me is about having a family back home that you never get to see. It’s about what a conversation would sound like with your son if he knew how to talk, or whoever it may be. Everyone has something they are leaving behind when they hit the road, and this song is… Read more »

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Scene Queen & Left To Suffer Drop Tumblr-Coded “Metalicious” Collab

Ahead of her dazzling fall tour, Scene Queen has just revealed her new collaboration with Left To Suffer, “Metalicious.” The face-melting offering also serves as the title track to the artist’s upcoming EP, due out on September 11, via Hopeless Records. Scene Queen says that the song “is what happens if a Tumblr indie sleaze club song was written in metal font. The song takes you through girls’ night at a metal show. The band is heavy, the drinks are flowing, and the girls are whipping their purses in the moshpit.” She adds, that the EP “was as fun to… Read more »

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3OH!3 Finally Release Fan-Forward Music Video For “RICHMAN”

At long last…3OH!3 have released the official music video for “RICHMAN,” a song released all the way back on July 8, 2008. The WANT track recently went absolutely viral on Spotify, so, of course, the iconic duo had to showcase their fans who’ve been showing the song love for nearly two decades. In fact, the band celebrated the recent anniversary of their record by saying, “It’s been 18 years since WANT came out. In the studio, we knew we wanted to make something fun and enjoy the process, but we had no idea that it would become what it is… Read more »

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South Arcade Release Y2K-Themed “DEADMEAT” Music Video

South Arcade is back with a new music video for “DEADMEAT,” and you just might be able to hear it on the idobi Radio Summer School tour, which is running through the end of July. The bright pop-tinged track is accompanied by a video game-animated music video with a totally cute modern love story with a perfectly Y2K aesthetic. The band says, “We went into writing wanting to tell a sort of modern Romeo and Juliet story (but with a less depressing ending), and we left with ‘DEADMEAT.’ It has this reckless optimism about it where the two characters’ worlds… Read more »

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40 Iconic July Album Anniversaries For Alternative Music Fans

The dog days of summer call for some absolute bangers from the alternative world. Luckily, year after year, some of the most beloved acts in rock and emo unleashed dazzling LPs in the month of July to keep our playlists in tip-top shape. From Sublime‘s 1996 self-titled and My Chemical Romance‘s debut, I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, all the way to Pierce The Veil‘s Collide With The Sky and Jimmy Eat World‘s Bleed American, these 40 album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. Every Time I Die — From Parts Unknown… Read more »