Josh Wurz

On Beartooth's sixth studio LP, Shomo opens up about creative risk, emotional catharsis, and the rediscovered joy of making music.

A conversation with Jimmy Bradbury and Paddy Murphy about the making of Westside Cowboy’s standout debut LP.

The Auckland duo return with a hazy, groove-centric indie track that sharpens the sound behind their breakout rise.

Through nearly two decades across multiple acts, there was one itch that frontman Aaron Bruno couldn’t quite scratch: going back to his hardcore roots. Starting his musical career in his teenage years in Los Angeles, Bruno dabbled in all subsects of heavy music before then shifting focus to other genres and getting his big break…

John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, and Daniel Davies discuss translating a dream into ambitious multi-media project: a graphic novel and their heaviest collaborative score to date.

For fans of the Seattle post-hardcore scene, hearing Johnny Whitney’s feral vocals live again was something people had nearly written off entirely, seeming as if the genre-bending Blood Brothers and their cult-following would take an incredible set of circumstances to see the light of day again. So it was a shock, a fantastic surprise, when…

Leeds post-punk luddites Yard Act tossed the bottlenecks and external pressure aside to create their most confident, distilled music to date.

Silverstein and Story of the Year extend their high-energy Camp Screamo run with a bigger second leg, deeper cuts, and stacked support.

Alt-rock mainstays Cartel have announced their first new album in 13 years, Learning How to Cope, due out Sept. 18.

Danny Rocco turns pain, doubt, and relentless hustle in New York into cathartic modern rock masterpiece with 'To Hell and Back'.

Panic Shack turn workday burnout, their humor, and best-friend energy into their sharpest, grittiest chapter yet with new single and packed shows.

Mayday Parade’s Derek Sanders speaks on their three-part emo trilogy, 'Sweet, Sad, and Sugar', the process behind it, and what’s next.