Josh Wurz

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.

Radkey lean on their “whatever-it-takes” mindset and a borrowed music studio a thousand miles from home to bring Bedroom Sand to life.

In just a few short years, grinding out shows in sweaty basements has turned into sold-out venues twenty times the size, and Minneapolis-based self-described “moss music” quintet she’s green isn’t planning on slowing down its meteoric rise at all. Having been active since 2022, the band’s ethereal blend of shoegaze, dream pop, and slowcore has…

PRESIDENT has announced their debut full-length LP ‘Blood Of Your Empire’, set to be released September 4th via Atlantic Records.

Genesis Owusu steps out from metaphor on REDSTAR WU, talking politics, identity, and making rebellion feel like a real option.

SIDEPIECE talk their Disco Lips, sweaty club nights, “Can I Ride,” and lifting new artists with their Lip Service label.

Phoebe Bridgers returns August 14 with Lost Weekend, her first solo album since 2020’s Punisher.

KennyHoopla’s “NEW AMERICA//” turns a hyper-catchy indie-rock track into a sharp critique of fake progress, online rebellion, and a generation stuck in repeat.

Myles Smith’s debut My Mess, My Heart, My Life turns his viral folk-pop rise into a raw first statement on family, masculinity, and finally learning who he is.