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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 »
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 »
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 »
Taylor Acorn is beginning to reveal another chapter to her album Poster Child, with the deluxe single “Growing Pains” out today. The official deluxe album arrives October 30 via Fearless Records, and “Growing Pains” serves as the first preview of the release. Talor Acorn explores an introspective and melancholy take on never feeling like you fit in, even as you age out of the issues of adolescence. Speaking on the new song, Taylor Acorn shared, “Growing Pains is a favorite of mine. I think it’s such a universal feeling to want to grow up and grow out of the feelings… Read more »
WARGASM is currently on the road, but they’re still treating fans all over to their new song “Swallow,” out now via Hopeless Records. Preceded by “Get Down,” this new single serves as the ultimate hedonistic anthem. The band says of the offering, “From the immortal Teaches of Peaches: ‘Fuck the pain away.’ This is our soundtrack to mistakes and love in this hell of a century. You can feel good when you’re being bad. Human touch just to feel something. This is Spit.’s hot cousin. This is Swallow.” Check out the sensational new music video below. WARGASM is currently on… Read more »
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 »
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 »
