We revisit the second album from the pioneering electronic group Art of Noise, exploring their transition from studio provocateurs to a standalone musical force.
Harrison Gordon Releases Sophomore Record, “BLISS”
Illinois-based punk rockers Harrison Gordon have returned with their highly anticipated sophomore album, BLISS, out now via Hopeless Records.
My Chemical Romance Elevates the Anniversary Tour Experience in Denver
My Chemical Romance proves they are far more than a nostalgia act on their immersive ‘Long Live The Black Parade’ tour stop in Denver.
Turnstile’s ‘Never Enough: Versions’ Is a Sprawling, Audacious Remix Odyssey
Turnstile reimagines their acclaimed album ‘Never Enough’ with a star-studded remix collection that pushes the boundaries of their hardcore roots.
Riff Wood Unveil New Single, “Beyond A Tree”
Fast-rising rock trio Riff Wood return with their latest single, “Beyond A Tree,” serving as the final preview of their upcoming sophomore album.
Bailey Spinn Reveals New Single, “start again”
Rising rock force Bailey Spinn returns with her powerful new single, “start again,” a melodic metal anthem exploring themes of resilience and renewal.
Radio Free Alice Announce Debut Album With New Single, “Crying With You”
Australian post-punk outfit Radio Free Alice have announced their highly anticipated debut album, ‘What’s In Between,’ arriving this October.
Johnny Marr Releases New Single, “It’s Time”
Legendary guitarist Johnny Marr returns with his latest single, “It’s Time,” a defiant anthem from his upcoming album, The Age Of Everything.
Weezer: Weezer (Gold Album) Review
Weezer returns to their rock roots on their latest self-titled effort, attempting to recapture past magic while grappling with the realities of aging.
ONE OK ROCK Announce Greatest Hits Album, Out October 30th
International rock icons ONE OK ROCK celebrate two decades of music with the announcement of their first-ever greatest hits collection, arriving this October.
The Cure’s Mixed Up: A Spirited Rebuke to Goth Orthodoxy
Pitchfork revisits The Cure’s 1990 remix collection, Mixed Up, exploring how Robert Smith used dance music to challenge the band’s somber reputation.
Ever the Optimist: The Trashcan Sinatras’ Poignant Return
The Trashcan Sinatras return with their seventh album, a bright and reflective collection that takes on new meaning following the loss of John Douglas.

