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GAYLE Shares Track-by-Track Interview Of Debut Album Observing Chaos

Even if you find success on tour with the likes of Taylor Swift and My Chemical Romance and earn a Grammy nomination…you’ll never be able to avoid the annoying growing pains of being in your late teens and early 20s. This is exactly what GAYLE, aka 22-year-old Taylor Gayle Rutherfurd, explored in her official debut album Observing Chaos, out now via Atlantic Records. She explains, “I put out ‘abcdefu‘ and my life got completely turned upside down in the best ways. And while I was dealing with extremely unique circumstances, I was also going through things every teenage/young adult has gone through.”… Read more »

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Honey Revenge Reveals Thrilling Sophomore Record Loving and Losing

The most exciting day of 2026 has arrived…Honey Revenge just revealed their new album Loving and Losing, out now via Thriller Records. Alongside the 14-track record, the iconic pop duo also revealed their purple-laced new video for “Sorry Much.” Vocalist Devin Papadol says of the new LP, “I’ve had to take every loss as a lesson. It’s this painful cycle…you love something, you cherish them, they become an integral part of you and then you lose them whether that’s to death or to life. You have to come to terms with the fact they taught me how to love a… Read more »

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Arrows In Action Shed Their “Nice Guy’ Energy On “SHUT UP”

Arrows In Action have two words for you on their new single: SHUT. UP. Preceded by their LP I Think I’ve Heard This Before, the pop-rock trio is taking a brief departure from their sunny sonics and bright guitar licks to show the world that they have a bad boy side, too, with some dance-inducing synths. The say, “We get told all the time that we’re too nice, so we wrote ‘SHUT UP.’ This song will make you feel unstoppable.” Arrows In Action is currently on their headlining run with support from Good Boy Daisy and Instant Crush. Then, later… Read more »

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Sleep Theory Share Beautifully Reimagined Paper Hearts EP

Sleep Theory has returned with a special reimagining of their beloved EP Paper Hearts today. Originally released in 2023, the EP boasted very successful singles from the band like “Gone or Staying” and “Numb.” Sleep Theory actually performed both of these songs live at the idobi studio last year. You can watch that idobi Session here. The new reimagined version of Paper Hearts shows Sleep Theory on a new bed of instrumentation. Sonically, the group is known for its hard rock sound bathed in buttery vocals. The new version is lo-fi, stripped back, and more pop-leaning. This really complements the… Read more »

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Anberlin Confronts Their Mortality In “Gravity” Ahead Of New Album Release

Anberlin are almost ready to reveal their ninth studio album CURRENCY, due out November 11, via Equal Vision Records. But first, the quintet, helmed by Matty Mullins, has unleashed their new single, “GRAVITY.” Excitingly, this LP is the first one to feature Matty Mullins as the lead vocalist. Mullins says of the single, “’GRAVITY’ is about coming to terms with the fact that our time here is limited and choosing to live in a way that leaves nothing unsaid and nothing undone. It wrestles with the weight of mortality, but ultimately finds peace in letting go of fear and embracing the people, moments,… Read more »

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Moody Joody Expresses Feminine Rage On “Average Joe”

Moody Joody refuses to settle for just an “Avergae Joe” on their new track, which is slated to appear on their highly anticipated debut album Plain Jane, due out on October 30 via Photo Finish Records. Triumphant and utterly relatable, “Average Joe” is preceded by singles, including “Fantasyland,” “Loretta’s Last Call,” and “Little Blue House.” Co-lead vocalist Kaitie Forbes says, “‘Average Joe’ has become one of my favorite moments on the album. It leans into the toxic cycles I went through in my twenties of falling for unavailable, performative men. Before I learned the signs of love bombing, and when… Read more »

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lolitslea Reveals Thrilling Sophomore Album RollerCoaster Tycoon

The day has finally arrived; lolitslea has finally revealed her highly anticipated sophomore record, RollerCoaster Tycoon, along with a thrilling music video. The artist shares, “RollerCoaster Tycoon is not only an iconic computer game from the early 2000s, it’s a way of life. If I had to describe my life’s anthem or pick a “soundtrack to my life”, this would be it, I wrote it! Life is a rollercoaster (cliche). You can become a part of my chaos, but if you can’t handle it, there’s the door!” Lea adds of the new record, “3 years of working on my second… Read more »

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idobi Produced Documentary ‘Misfit Mentor’ To Receive Theatrical Release

Misfit Mentor, a documentary proudly produced by idobi Network, is set to receive a limited theatrical release this month. The film will open for an exclusive theatrical engament at Laemmle Glendale from September 11 to September 17. It will then debut nationwide on digital platforms on September 22. Misfit Mentor is a story of fatherhood, perseverance, and mentorship. It follows the lovable Jamie Egan, a New Jersey-based elementary school teacher who spent his nights playing in a successful punk/ska band with his very first music student. After enduring a profound family tragedy years later, he retires from education in hopes… Read more »

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From First To Last Announces New EP ‘We Were Bleeding Anyway’

After signing with Fearless Records, From First To Last is back with a new track and music video for “They Said Your Ghost Was A Promise.” The track is set to arrive on their newly announced EP WE WERE BLEEDING ANYWAY, due on October 2. The track is preceded by new label debut “Your Name In Red Ink” with new frontman Lil Lotus. From First To Last shares of the release, “‘They Said Your Ghost Was a Promise’ is a really special song. It tackles the subject of [the] loss of a loved one, and we hope it can resonate… 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 »