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Following the announcement of their upcoming album and a new single drop, Destroy Boys have revealed a massive headlining tour in spring 2027. Featuring their recent offering “Hysteria,” new LP, FOIE GRAS, is set to arrive on March 5, via Epitaph Records. And to celebrate its arrival, they’re performing around North America with Illuminati Hotties and The Rat Utopia Experiment. Destroy Boys’ Violet Mayugba says, “I’m so stoked for this tour and to be able to play songs from the new record every night. Illuminati Hotties and The Rat Utopia Experiment are both bands we genuinely love, and getting to… Read more »
lolitslea is keeping the neon pop-punk scene alive. The release of her latest music video for “Wish I’d Known” is a heartfelt tribute to her childhood home, and the full-circle moment of returning there after moving to Nashville from Los Angeles. The track comes from lolitslea‘s sophomore album, Rollercoaster Tycoon. Lea shares about the new track: “My bassist, Dave, had the idea to film a music video on my childhood home’s Ring camera since “Wish I’d Known” is about leaving what was home at the time [Los Angeles] to move to Nashville to pursue music. Felt like a full circle moment… Read more »
The Halloween switch is officially turned ON! As you fill up your candy bowl with Snickers and Hershey bars for trick or treaters…or yourself…you can get into the holiday mood by spinning these tracks in between your scary movie marathons. From bodyimage and Love Ghost (perfect seasonal band name) to Common People and more, these new alternative, rock, indie, and metal songs are perfect for your October playlist. bodyimage — “Leeches” bodyimage is turning up the heat on alternative-electronic music with the arrival of “Leeches.” Bewitching and deliciously dark, this song serves up a big plate of existentialism as it… Read more »
Following the release of her 2025 record Poster Child, Taylor Acorn has revealed the deluxe version of the LP, out now via Fearless Records. The deluxe album also features the new acoustic song “Batteries,” alongside previously released offerings, including her collaboration with Knox. Acorn shares, “I wrote ‘Batteries’ right after we had finished writing ‘Poster Child,’ and I immediately knew if we had an extension of the project, I wanted it to be on it. I think it perfectly describes how I and so many others feel right now, with the state of the world and the pressures of everyday… Read more »
Punk rock quartet Niis (pronounced “Nice”) have officially revealed their new EP, Play Niis, out via Rise Records. The Los Angeles act also unveiled the official music video for “Bad Aim,” preceded by fierce singles, including “Earthquakes” and “No Flowers.” Vocalist Mimi Doe says of the EP, “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. I’ve always wanted to make music and write lyrics to create something that causes connection. Going to a show—that’s… Read more »
The Hails have finally revealed their sophomore record Duckpond, and it is a dazzling indie-rock record with myriad important messages relating to art and creation under the crushing weight of late-stage capitalism. Featuring singles “Ducks on the Pond,” “Corruptor,” and more, the quartet reflects on what really matters with hypnotic indie melodies, groovy synths, and introspective narratives. Lead singer Robbie Kingsely says of the album, “The process for this record was a way for us to tap back into our roots. We made a rental house in South Florida feel and sound like our college house that birthed our first… Read more »
