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The Starting Line, a pop-punk band from Bucks County, is launching a mini-tour from Philly this Friday. The band will make their first stop at the Franklin Music Hall, followed by the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, New Jersey on Saturday.

Bay Area rockers Destroy Boys bringing new punk sound to Boston with Open Mouth, Open Heart, Dec. 6.

CODE ORANGE has canceled five previously announced headlining shows due to "newly enhanced COVID protocols" on the band's U.S. tour as the support ...

Destroy Boys have released their third full-length, 'Open Mouth, Open Heart.' The project was produced by Will Yip during lockdown.

The Baltimore band’s spectacular fourth record is all groove, riffs, and passion. It is not a crossover hardcore album that looks to transcend the genre, but one that tries to elevate it to its highest visibility.

Destroy Boys singer Alexia Roditis talks songwriting, the group's story, and the upcoming record in this new interview.

The post-hardcore vet on his love of Fender offsets, switching up his playing for new album Distant Populations, and why he named a song after the MXR Phase 90

In a press release, Yates, who co-produced the record, said capturing the emotion of the album was difficult. “Working to figure out what you want from a song and how to capture it is always a huge learning experience,” Yates says. “A live show environment shared with others, I think, is the true essence of the band and music; but when recording an album, you’re given a lot of opportunity. You want to breathe as much imagination into it as possible.” While Blood Orange’s feature ad...

Greta Van Fleet’s guitar rock, the Allman Brothers in Blackberry Smoke’s southern rock, and Queen in The Struts ’70s glam rock. For the members of the Gen Z, Brooklyn-based Superbloom, “classic rock” is music created in the early-to-mid ’90s which means they pay homage not only to the first wave of grunge bands (Nirvana, Mudhoney, Soundgarden) but also the bands that followed in grunge’s wake (Stone Temple Pilots, Bush, Fuel). The raspy vocals with the fuzzy guitars on Superblo...

Mare of Easttown and hearing Phoebe Bridgers’ Punisher finale “I Know the End” soundtrack a gripping scene. But unlike any other music fan, Rice was actually the star of the scene—in which her character Siobhan, the college-bound daughter of Kate Winslet’s Mare Sheehan, contemplates familial trauma while eating an edible, pounding a bottle of liquor, and trying to reach her girlfriend, who isn’t returning her desperate voicemails. Since the music for the characte...