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Niis Stands Out From The Societal Norm On “No Flowers”

Following their recent signing to Rise Records, Los Angeles punk-rockers Niis (pronounced “Nice”) have unveiled their new single and official music video for “No Flowers.” Preceded by their label debut “Earthquakes,” the exciting offering is set to appear on their EP Play Niis, due on October 23. Vocalist Mimi Doe shares, “A lot of the songs on this record are about fitting into societal monotony. We forget to put ourselves first by doing things that bring us joy and make us feel something, or anything. And that’s something I really wanted to capture with the lyrics.” Check out “No Flowers”… Read more »

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idobi Session: Super Sometimes Prove A New Wave Of Pop Punk With “Say Something Now”

Super Sometimes joined us for their idobi Session to perform “Say Something Now” this week. After the release of their debut album Show The World What’s Underneath earlier this year via Pure Noise Records, the band has been on an upward trajectory in making a mark on the pop-punk scene. Their sound is somewhat reminiscent of staple acts like Neck Deep or The Story So Far, but they are more akin to those bands in their promise to become a beacon of the scene. Super Sometimes is still early in their career and showing immense signs that they are here… Read more »

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Story Of The Year Shares Spooky New Music Video For “See Through”

Following the winter release of their new album A.R.S.O.N., Story Of The Year has revealed the official visuals for the LP’s focus track, “See Through.” Excitingly, the visuals offer the exact spooky and over-the-top vibes you need for a solid Halloween celebration. The new music video, directed by Jordan Phoenix, sees lead vocalist Dan Marsala living his best mad scientist life as he tries to build his dream girl. Check out the lab results in Story Of The Year’s new music video below. Silverstein and Story Of The Year are performing a co-headlining tour this fall and winter with friends… Read more »

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Girl Tones to Stray View: New Songs To Listen To In September

Out with the summer, and in with the fall! Not only is it back-to-school season…it’s also basically Halloween, and we are ready for all things creepy and spooky. If you need the right playlist for your autumn kick-off, idobi Radio has the best new metal, indie, pop-punk, and rock finds that just dropped in September. From Fraternal Twin to Live Well, and beyond, these new songs will be your favorite new listens this month. Fraternal Twin — “Halo Fell Forever” Time to get existential with Fraternal Twin! The haunting indie-rock quartet is beginning the fall season with the perfect title track… Read more »

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Ax And The Hatchetmen Launch Divine EP ‘Stick & Poke’

Indie-rock lovers have much to celebrate today! Chicago sextet Ax and the Hatchetmen have finally unveiled their new EP Stick & Poke, featuring singles such as “Loser” and the title track. Frankly, this is exactly the type of music we need right now. With bouncy guitar tones, dance-inducing choruses, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, this Midwest band is reviving indie sleaze in the most iconic way! Frontman Axel Ellis shared of the new song collection, “As an artist, I’m still just trying to make sense of my life through these songs, hoping to capture the highs and lows of my twenties with… Read more »

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MOD SUN Reveals One Of His Most Personal Songs Yet With “Silverline”

MOD SUN has just revealed a song that will absolutely tug on your heartstrings. “Silverline,” out via Big Loud Rock, details a relationship stripped down to its parts by addiction. On the new track, the artist, who is proudly seven years sober, bares his soul and we are so grateful for his vulnerability. MOD SUN shares, “‘Silverline’ is a song that has taken on many different lives for me over the last year since it was written. It deals directly with death, addiction, grief, and living with regret. However, I’ve noticed that everyone who listens to it relates to it… Read more »

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Microwave Drop Two Stellar Tracks With Puddle Splasher

Microwave have recruited Puddle Splasher to bring the world two new tracks today. “Heel” and “Step Inside” are both fantastic alternative rock songs. They boast the same cozy, comfortable vibe that Microwave always offers, along with a taste of freshness from Puddle Splasher. The two bands were clearly in their bag with these tunes. We’re really stoked they decided to give us TWO instead of just one. That would have left us wanting more for sure. Frontman and guitarist of Microwave, Nathan Hardy shared, “As long time Puddle Splasher fans, we had a great time sending ideas back and forth… Read more »

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Northlane Share Polarizing New Single “Crucified”

Australian metalcore group Northlane have returned today with a crushing new single, “Crucified.” “Crucified” comes as the third offering from the band’s upcoming album Anemoia, due October 30. It follows the singles “Evian” and “CUT_it.” So far, their seventh studio album has loads of promise. The tracks are aggressive as hell. Speaking on “Crucified,” Northlane frontman Marcus Bridge shares, “‘Crucified’ is about the collapse of civil discourse – the way every disagreement now defaults to attack, every conversation becomes a battleground, every difference of opinion ends with someone playing the victim.” He continues, “Not only touching on politics, it’s about… Read more »

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Huddy Reveals Sophomore Album ‘Somebody To Hate’

Following the release of his catchy pop-rock singles “Cheap,” “Vendetta,” “Burn The Ballroom Down,” and “Fragile,” Huddy, aka Chase Hudson, has finally unveiled his sophomore album, Somebody To Hate. Alongside his thrilling array of 13 tracks, the artist also revealed the music video to “Somebody To Hate.” Huddy shares, “‘Somebody To Hate’ is an album for everyone that wants to feel something real, a journey through storytelling of the things that I’ve felt or experienced as a young artist trying to make it in the alternative world. There’s struggle, confusion, hopelessness, grief, heartache, love, and empowerment.” He adds, “Against all… Read more »

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Interview: Post Sex Nachos Unveil ‘Big Bad’ Record & Share The Best Nacho Toppings

Post Sex Nachos has revealed their new album…and it’s everything an indie-rock fan could want. Featuring singles “Pop Tarts,” “All For You,” and “A Lot To Lose,” Big Bad sees the Nashville-based outfit at the top of their game with earnest storytelling, fuzzy guitar licks, and nostalgia-inducing melodies that will give you that summer feeling all year long. Singer Sammy Elfanbaum shared, “Big Bad is the first label-backed album by Post Sex Nachos, which is somewhat ironic, as most of the songs are about the late-stage capitalism that’s ruining our country and the rest of the world. Outside of clamoring… Read more »