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Cartel Reveals First New Record In 13 Years With ‘Learning How To Cope’

At long last, Cartel has officially revealed their new record Learning How To Cope, their first LP drop in more than a decade. Preceded by 2013’s Collider, this album sees the alternative veterans with a refined sense of self, and all of the classic pop-punk riffs you know and love. And oh yeah, did we mention there’s a Dashboard Confessional feature? Frankly, the album pulls no punches, as it touches on the disarray of the music industry, the insanity of modern American life and politics, and more. So…if you’re feeling overwhelmed at the constant stream of bad news, because, of… Read more »

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Dead Poet Society Unveils “Miami For The Weekend” Ahead Of ‘Monarch’ Album Release

Dead Poet Society just revealed one last look into their forthcoming album, Monarch, due out on October 2, via Spinefarm. Preceded by “Cold,” “Roach,” and “Sinner Systems,” the new song “Miami For The Weekend” is the scorching indie-laced modern rock that will keep the summer energy flowing well into the fall. Of the upcoming album, frontman Jack Underkofler says, “We wanted to carve out our own piece of territory. I just wanted to swing for the fences with this one. All the things I felt made us, I wanted to see how much deeper I could go with them and… Read more »

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Honey Revenge Has A Few “Trust Issues” On New Single

Ahead of the release of their new album, Loving and Losing, out September 18 via Thriller Records, Honey Revenge is back with one last single: “Trust Issues.” The track is preceded by “Run Your Mouth,” “Poison Apple Baby,” “Hot Commodity,” “Butterfly Effect,” and “Sunday Scaries.” Vocalist Devin Papadol says, “Not being able to trust others is debilitating, but what about not being able to trust yourself? I used to believe I could do anything I set my mind to, but over the course of the past two years my confidence has been challenged at every turn. In my darkest hour,… Read more »

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WARGASM Shares Hopeless Records Debut “Get Down”

WARGASM has not one, but two major announcements today. The metalcore duo has officially signed with Hopeless Records. And as for their label debut, the band revealed, “Get Down.” The band sings, “You’ll never find my number cause I’m not in the directory/Woke up with a pocket full of other night’s accessories/Been gone for far too long but I could sleep for half a century/My friends are all imaginary, they live in a cemetery/One day when they get me yeah I’ll wind up in the cemetery/When they come to get me yeah I’ll wind up in the cemetery.” Check out… Read more »

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Honey Revenge & Dead Poet Society Announce Co-Headline Tour

Ahead of the release of their new album Loving And Losing, out September 18, via Thriller Records, Honey Revenge has announced an amazing co-headline tour run. The group is hitting the road with Dead Poet Society this fall with support from Hunny and Broadside. The run kicks off on October 23 at San Diego’s House of Blues and runs through November 25 at House of Blues Anaheim. Honey Revenge shared on social media, “The party doesn’t stop! We’ll see you this fall for a co-headliner with Dead Poet Society. We’re bringing our friends in Hunny and Broadside along to celebrate… Read more »

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Cartel Announces New Record ‘Learning How To Cope’

Cartel has officially revealed that they have a new album on the way! The band’s record, Learning How To Cope, is set for release on September 18 via Field Day Records. Frontman Will Pugh says, of the record, “This music saved me. It helped me reconnect with empathy, with community and with the idea that everybody belongs. That ethos – honesty, openness, and taking care of your people – is what this record is built on. It feels different, but it still feels like Cartel.” Preceded by the releases of singles, “Oxy Moron” and “Give Or Take,” the iconic pop-punk… Read more »

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American Football Announces New Fall Tour Dates

Following the release of their long-awaited fourth album, American Football has released even more dates on their international tour run. And thank the music gods for that, because many previously announced shows have sold out or have low ticket warnings. The new leg of the tour kicks off on September 8 at Houston’s White Oak Music Hall. Then, they’ll travel through various major cities before wrapping up the run on December 20 at Asbury Hall in Buffalo. Additionally, American Football is working with PLUS1 to donate $1 from each tour ticket sold to benefit protecting immigrant rights and supporting deportees, migrants, and… Read more »

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Daisy Grenade Unveil New EP So Much To Say

Daisy Grenade has finally released their brand new EP today, So Much To Say. The pop-rock duo have been making waves in the scene for the last few years, and this EP seems to be the magnum opus of their career thus far. The earworm single, “Girls Are So Lucky” was the perfect taster for this effort. The track served as a way to bring fans into the era without giving too much away on the full release. So Much To Say is all of the best parts of what makes Daisy Grenade a mainstay. Speaking on the release of… Read more »

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Holding Absence Announce New Record Modern Life Is Lonely

Holding Absence have shared the news of their upcoming album, Modern Life Is Lonely today. Due for release on August 28 via Sumerian Records, Holding Absence has dropped a brand new single and accompanying music video for “Reflections” in celebration. My Chemical Romance Announces Danger Days Deluxe Album Frontman Lucas Woodland shares, “We are ecstatic to release our new single “Reflection”, taken from our upcoming album ‘Modern Life Is Lonely’. This album is our boldest and most creative body of work to date, so we can’t wait for you to hear the whole thing in August!” He continues, “In the meantime, we hope you… Read more »

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Evanescence’s Amy Lee on New Album Sanctuary

Evanescence are stepping into a new era with their forthcoming album—and they’re not easing into it. In a new interview with Kerrang!, frontwoman Amy Lee opens up about Sanctuary, set for release June 5, framing it as both a personal and collective response to the current state of the world. While working on Sanctuary, Lee found herself rewriting material as global and political tensions escalated—choosing to channel that energy into the music rather than social media. “I know that music has the power to affect people,” she says, noting that focusing on the record felt like the most meaningful way… Read more »