Some songs are screaming colors, like the tracks within Knowsum’s new record.

The duo is brave but utterly human.

Alex Plummer cranks it up on “Crashing Down” beyond level 10 and doesn’t let up.

The Weeknd stands as Spotify’s first and most fitting choice to headline its inaugural Billions Club Live.

Turnover is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Peripheral Vision by performing the album in full for the first time ever on a special anniversary tour.

Better Lovers brought the heat to Los Angeles last week.

Netherlands-based pop-punkers After Elmer have been taking notes from their heroes.

Easing out of the throws of melancholia, Slowly Slowly is emerging as a gorgeous butterfly.

You see them every where before the holidays those “perfect stocking stuffers”: Christmas socks.

“Generation No Surrender” couldn’t have been timed more perfectly.

Germany’s I See Ghosts is pioneering their own subset of hardcore.

Vie Jester pays tribute and homage to Incubus with a credible cover of “Pardon Me.”

Listening to 2ŁØT’s debut album, Entropy, one could say this five-piece band has thrown everything musically into this LP.

The anniversary show was fun to experience and most definitely one for the books.

“Pressure” gives hope and inspiration to anyone with a dream and passion and the steely determination and tenacity to make it happen.

Mission To Sleep are a Boston based rock band with an absolutely booming sound.

The “Tsunami Sea Tour” begins in April at the South Side Ballroom in Dallas, TX.

San Diego’s Pierce The Veil has built a legacy over two decades.

As the year is coming to a close, celebrations are in order.

Sam Fender is excited to announce the release of “Wild Long Lie.”