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Hot Milk Counts Down to Doomsday on “90 Seconds To Midnight”

Hot Milk has unleashed an Orwellian ripper, “90 Seconds To Midnight,” a reference to the global doomsday clock that has teetered on the brink of ruin in more recent years. In addition to the rebellious, in-your-face track, the Manchester group has announced the arrival of the sophomore album, Corporation P.O.P, slated to drop on June 27 via Music For Nations. You can preorder and pre-save the record here. “The doomsday clock is nearing midnight and this frantic song sets the mood for the oncoming nuclear winter,” vocalist Han Mee shares. “We wanted to punch you proper in the face with… Read more »

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My Morning Jacket Adds New Tour Dates To 2025 Run

Louisville’s own My Morning Jacket just added new tour dates to their forthcoming tour ahead of the release of their album is, due out March 21 on ATO Records. Lead vocalist Jim James says, “One of the cool things about being around this long is that we’re not afraid to scrap something if we don’t absolutely love it. It feels really great to have a collection of songs we all love this much, and to know that we worked as hard as we possibly could on them. Hopefully, those songs will be helpful to people and give them some kind… Read more »

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Jack White, Lord Huron, and André 3000 Lead Back Cove Fest

Making its debut in Portland, ME, on August 2 and 3, 2025, the Back Cove Music & Arts Festival promises a weekend of live music and artistic celebration. Set against the scenic backdrop of Payson Park, the festival will be headlined by Jack White and Lord Huron. André 3000 (Outkast) and indie favorite Lucy Dacus are also set to perform, as well as an array of additional artists. The festival writes on Instagram, “Something special is happening in Maine this summer! Join Jack White, Lord Huron, André 3000, Turnpike Troubadours, Lucy Dacus, Thee Sacred Souls and more for Portland’s inaugural… Read more »

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Magnolia Park “WORSHIP” Alongside Plvtinum and Vana

As their massive headline tour nears, Magnolia Park has teamed up with Plvtinum and Vana on their dark new single, “WORSHIP.” The band shares, “‘WORSHIP’ is a seductive song that explores the fine line between passion and possession, reminiscent of the twisted love story in Nosferatu.” Leaning into their signature nu-metal energy, Magnolia Park’s new single, “WORSHIP,” erupts with a commanding presence, driven by frontman Joshua Roberts’ searing vocal delivery. The track builds tension before culminating in an explosive, anthemic chorus, its weight magnified by eerie layers from Plvtinum and Vana. Their contributions infuse “WORSHIP” with guttural textures and an… Read more »

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Simple Plan Announces Tour With Bowling For Soup, 3OH!3 & LØLØ

Simple Plan just dropped some August and September performance dates that will help you end your summer in style. The band announced the Bigger Than You Think! Tour 2025 with support from Bowling For Soup, 3OH!3, and LØLØ. Simple Plan took to social media to share, “It’s hard to believe, but this will be our first proper US headline tour in almost 10 years and the timing couldn’t be better as we celebrate 25 years as a band! To mark this very special occasion, we’ll be putting on the biggest and most epic shows of our lives, playing all your… Read more »

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Wallows Soar Up, Up And Away On “Coffin Change”

If you thought Wallows was done blessing you with new music, guess again. The band announced in early February that their forthcoming EP More, due out on March 28, is the follow-up to 2024’s Model. To give a taste of what’s to come, the indie-rock trio dropped “Coffin Change” alongside a music video. Braeden Lemasters sings, “If there’s a price to pay, maybe I’ll find it in my pocket/Pinching all my pennies ‘til they shove me in my coffin,” over surf-rock melodies and nostalgia-inducing synths. Check out the “Coffin Change” music video shot by Cloudy Thoughts below and pre-save the… Read more »

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Djo Shares Soaring Cover Of HAIM’s “Gasoline” For Like A Version

During his run of shows through Australia, Djo (aka Joe Keery) stopped by the triple j studio to perform his Like A Version song. Now, this radio station project has yielded some pretty iconic live song covers, inlcuding Royel Otis’ cover of “Murder On The Dancefloor” originally by Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Poppy‘s cover of “Taste” by Sabrina Carpenter. Now, a dazzling new cover of HAIM’s “Gasoline” just dropped from Djo. In an interview, Djo shared, “I think they’re such great artists. I love that they’re sisters, and they make music together. I’ve got a big family and my song that… Read more »

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Colorblind Kick Off The Year with “Car Crash”

Kicking off the new year, Colorblind has unleashed their latest offering, “Car Crash.” Vocalist Travis Moseley shares, “‘Car Crash’ is about that overwhelming moment when someone grabs your attention, and you can’t look away. [It’s about] how consumed you are in those feelings.” The band adds on Instagram, “Special thanks to @mattmcandrewmusic, @joelferber and @cvrtmartin for helping write, produce and make this one special with us.” Listen to “Car Crash” below. Colorblind is currently overseas touring with Caskets in the UK. They will hit the road in the States alongside Capstan and True North next month before performing at Inkcarceration… Read more »

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Memphis May Fire Makes It To “The Other Side” On New Single

Following the release of singles “Hell Is Empty,” “Paralyzed” and more, Memphis May Fire have returned with “The Other Side,” a new track from their forthcoming album Shapeshifter, due out March 28 on Rise Records. Frontman Matty Mullins notes, “‘The Other Side’ is about resilience in the face of despair. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt trapped in their own pain, unsure if they’ll ever break through. But there’s always something beyond the darkness, another side to the pain, a breakthrough waiting to happen.” He continues, “This song is a reminder that even in our lowest moments, we’re not alone, and the light… Read more »

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Anxious Explores Alternative Subculture On “Never Said”

As we eagerly await the February 21 release of Anxious‘ sophomore album Bambi, the band has one more surprise in store—their single “Never Said.” Frontman Grady Allen says of the new single, “In our music subculture, there often seems to be this dynamic where people stay close to others regardless of the fact of whether they really like them or not. You hear subtle whispers and rumors about what people really think of you, but those feelings are never expressed to you directly.” He continues, “It’s an exhausting social dynamic and one that I am desperate to let go of. ‘Never Said”s lyrics… Read more »