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Koyo Shares New Single “You Hate Me” Ahead of Barely Here LP

Following a steady rollout of new material and their sophomore album Barely Here set for release on May 8, Koyo has shared another preview with “You Hate Me,” continuing the momentum built by previously released singles “What I’m Worth” and “Irreversible.” Listen to “You Hate Me” below. Of the new album, vocalist Joseph Chiaramonte shares, “A lot of bands think their second album has to be this magnum opus epic that sews so many things together, and I think we’d actually taken more of that approach with our first LP. So with Barely Here we wanted to do the opposite… Read more »

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Hayley Williams Joins Failure On “The Rising Skyline”

Ahead of the release of their forthcoming record, Location Lost, due out April 24, rock legends Failure have teamed up with fellow alternative icon (and Failure superfan) Hayley Williams to deliver “The Rising Skyline.” Vocalist Ken Andrews says of the collab, “Failure doesn’t do a lot of collaborations, but my friendship with Hayley, and her long standing support of the band, turned this song into a very satisfying duet. It’s probably the most delicate song we’ve ever done and her vocal approach really brought that out.” Check out the instantly iconic collab below. Pre-save and pre-order your copy of Failure’s upcoming… Read more »

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The Story So Far Announce Tour with The Starting Line

The Story So Far has announced a wild fall tour lineup featuring The Starting Line and Ultra Q. The band will head out on a brief run across North America this fall, hitting venues in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ontario, and concluding in Arizona. Ahead of their fall run, the band will be performing at multiple festivals, including Sonic Temple, Rock im Park, Rock am Ring, Warped tour in Washington DC and Long Beach, Lollapalooza, and Aftershock. Tickets for the tour will go on sale this Friday, April 24. You can check out the band’s full touring schedule below, including their European… Read more »

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Death Lens & Militarie Gun Team Up On “Waiting To Know”

Ahead of the release of their new album, What’s Left Now?, due out on April 24 via Epitaph, Death Lens has just shared their new collab with Militarie Gun, “Waiting To Know.” Frontman Bryan Torres says, “‘Waiting to Know’ sits somewhere between growing older and not knowing if you ever really do. It’s fear and acceptance sharing the same skin, looping the same question until it stops sounding like a question at all. What’s next? My biggest fear: the unknown. It’s about spending your whole life waiting to know, waiting to go, like the answer is always just out of… Read more »

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Catch Your Breath & Kami Kehoe Combine Forces On “[Gen]inside”

The heavy music collab of your dreams just dropped. Catch Your Breath and Kami Kehoe just combined their iconic forces on a new single, “[Gen]inside.” Josh Mowery, Catch Your Breath’s vocalist, notes, “This song is for anyone who’s ever been blamed for the damage someone else caused… for anyone who was told to stay quiet, stay small, or stay on their knees just to keep the peace. If you’ve ever stood in the ruins of something you didn’t break and wondered why you were the one hurting, I want you to remember something — you’re not the problem. Sometimes the… Read more »

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Daisy Grenade Announce So Much To Say, Break Down “Girls Are So Lucky”

Daisy Grenade is stepping into a major new chapter with this one. The NYC duo have announced their upcoming EP So Much To Say, arriving May 15 via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen, alongside the release of their new single and video, “Girls Are So Lucky.” Framed as a sharp, self-aware take on what it actually means to be a “girl in a band,” Daisy Grenade shares, “It’s a satire about the way people view us and our weird lives, exposing the glamour for what it really is, something far grimier… it comes to you complete with a straight down the middle… Read more »

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Blnko to UnityTX: New Songs To Listen To in February

February is when things start getting real, and you’re no longer shaking off the exhaustion of the holiday season. From heavy, chest-rattling new songs to melodic gut punches and indie tracks that linger, these are the best new alternative, metal, rock, and indie songs worth your time right now. Want more new music like this? Download the free idobi App and tune into idobi Radio, Howl, and anthm. Differences — “Void” Brace for impact because Differences are about to become your favorite new metal/metalcore band! Comprised of Sean-Anthony Todd (vocals), Gene Ramirez (guitar), Levi Henderson (electric bass guitar), and Nicholas Brandon Miller (drums), the… Read more »

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Modern Cult to Karen Dió: New Songs To Listen To In March

Now that it’s March, we can finally count on winter being almost over. As you brave the next couple weeks of snow, rain, and dreary weather, rest assured you’ll have the right new tunes to carry you through. From The Haunt’s upbeat “Ghost” to Basement’s glorious return with two tracks and an album on the way, these hardcore, alt-rock, and indie hits are a necessity. Want more new music like this? Download the free idobi App and tune into idobi Radio, Howl, and anthm. The Haunt — “Ghost” The Haunt is staying aligned with their band name via latest release, “Ghost.” The sibling… Read more »

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Seahaven Reveals “February Flowers” From Self-Titled LP

Seahaven just dropped a new track and music video for “February Flowers,” and it’s a modern rock dream. The offering, alongside their previous single, “Midnight Hour,” is set to appear on their self-titled LP, due out on June 5 via Pure Noise Records. This marks their first record release since 2020’s Halo Of Hurt. Frontman Kyle Soto notes, “Clearly, there’s been a lot going on in my life over the past couple of years that I’m sorting through. I wasn’t consciously trying to put it all into songs, but I’d sit down with a guitar to see what would happen, and I’d… Read more »

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Bring Me The Horizon Announce Count Your Blessings Performance

Bring Me The Horizon just announced a show no one saw coming, but fans had a feeling something was brewing. On Friday, April 10, billboards reading “PRAY FOR PLAGUES” began popping up across Manchester, immediately sending longtime listeners into speculation mode. The phrase, taken from a standout track on the band’s 2006 debut Count Your Blessings, led many to believe a 20-year anniversary celebration was on the horizon. Fans also clocked that the font mirrored Outbreak Festival branding—turning what felt like a reach into something very real. Now it’s confirmed. Set for July 10, Bring Me The Horizon are teaming… Read more »