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mod lang make pop rock for mothers and meatheads alike
In a back room somewhere in the Third Man compound, the Detroit rock'n'roll supergroup chart their journey from hard rock to ’70s hi-fi power pop.
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In a back room somewhere in the Third Man compound, the Detroit rock'n'roll supergroup chart their journey from hard rock to ’70s hi-fi power pop.
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The Australian trio on wielding giant puppets, fearing giant jellyfish, and finding inspiration in Betty, Veronica, and H.R. Pufnstuf.
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Outside a club in Texas during sweater weather, the Denton-based janglers discuss bridging the gap between twee and punk.
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The Chicago band made 2026’s first splash with their new album Red Hot Photo Committee. “I was like, ‘If I don’t drop this right now, I’m gonna never make music again,’” said Maxwell Bottner.
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With sparkly aesthetics and ambitions, Tive is inspiring a new generation of Nippon hardcore.
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How the Memphis band—one of the best in the country—made their best album yet with a little help from their friends.
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For over a decade, Tyler Fassnacht has been putting out records and leaving it all on stage. With the release of his new album, he discusses what “success” looks like in punk.
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The hard-touring and always-working Nashville band on their new album Worldwide and being called out for their supposed lack of work ethic.
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The Richmond-via-Philly artist on her new album Jane From Preoccupied America and what she’s learned about running a band.
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“That’s the common thread between punk and the Middle East... you don’t give up and you keep going, and you need to be prepared to give it all.”
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The screamer and songwriter behind Makin’ Out, one of Minneapolis’ best punk bands, doesn’t want the worst day of her life to define her forever.
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“We’re existing in this bigger world of punk bands existing in the scene, and the scene is the scene all over the world.”