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Titled “Deathwish,” the band’s new track is a modern-day love story accompanied with infectious musicianship plus a guest verse from none other than nothing,nowhere.

To check out the new track and accompanying music video directed by Zak Pinchin, be sure to look below. To stream the song, head here.

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Back with his Tickets To My Downfall partner-in-crime Travis Barker, the multi-talented musicians have enlisted the help of Sleeping With Sirens frontman Kellin Quinn for their infectious new track “Love Race.” 

Teaming up for the now third time (see 2013′s “Swing Life Away” and “Alone”), MGK and Quinn can be heard bouncing back and forth over a polished pop-punk beat. 

To check out “Love Race,” be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to grab tickets to Machine Gun Kelly’s fall US tour with jxdn, Kennyhoopla and more here.

Coming together to create the lively new duo Wilder., today for the very first time, Ramos and Sturz are showing off their jangly indie rock single “Oh No.”

Inspired by how their new band came to be, as Ramos and Sturz note, “Oh No” is all about new beginnings. 

“Sometimes a fresh start is really what you need,” explains the Long Beach musicians. “This song really embodies the path to how Wilder. came to be.” 

The two added, “This song, like our other songs, has colorful, bright instrumentals that mask very honest, vulnerable lyrics. ‘I got what I want, still kinda feel lost.’ This is just a small insight to an internal struggle of starting something new yet not really knowing the outcome of what this new endeavor will bring us.” 

“But man,” they conclude, “we are stoked. Let’s get wild.”

For your first taste of hopefully many new tunes from Wilder., be sure to look below. For more from the band, head here.

Featuring none other than -- you guessed it -- Travis Barker, Willow’s new song is an urgent-yet-ethereal anthem coupled with angsty lyricism and distinct drum work courtesy of the Blink-182 icon.  

To check out the fresh new track from the “Wait a Minute!” and “Whip My Hair” artist, be sure to look below. 

Continuing where they left off with their previously released joint track “bloodstainedeyes,” as vocalist Connie Sgarbossa notes, the latest from the Pure Noise Records act is both a glimpse of band’s past and future.  

“We are really excited to share this track because I think it serves as a good sample for how we have been approaching music for SYSC for the future,” she shares. “Over quarantine we spent a lot of time writing and discussing what we wanted to do moving forward and we came to the conclusion we wanted to create something that was distinctly us again.”

Sgarbossa adds, “So we explored combining the old elements that we identified most with us back in the day, the sass and hectic weird nature and played around with pairing that with more melody and emotion and I think this track is indicative of that evolution of us as a band as well as reclaiming our identity.”

To check out the new throwback-sounding single, be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order A Sure Disaster before it hits stores May 14th. 

Following tracks “Lowkey As Hell,” “Snow Globe,” and “Numb,” today Awsten Knight and Co. have shared their lively new song “You’d Be Paranoid Too (If Everyone Was Out To Get You).”

To check out the infectious new tune, which is sure to find space inside your head for the next few days, be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order Greatest Hits here.            

Taken from the writing and recording process for their latest album, the band’s newest songs give classic Like Moths To Flames vibes with hard-hitting musicianship, fiery vocals, and sweeping hooks. 

Commenting on the tracks, frontman Chris Roetter says, “Both ‘Basilisk’ and ‘Inherit The Tragedy’ are songs that I was super torn on cutting from the record. ‘Basilisk’ covers the experience of being so rooted in your own problems that you're detached from what's happening around you.” 

“I think we all tend to get stuck in letting our struggles become our identity,” he adds. “‘Inherit the Tragedy’ follows the more classic themes that [the] band has offered out in the past. We've never been a stranger to writing songs focused on cutting the chord from someone who becomes dead weight.”

To check out both “Basilisk” and “Inherit The Tragedy,” be sure to look below. To stream the tracks, head here.

Today, the two emo stalwarts have shared their latest track with none other than -- get ready for this -- DJ Eclipse, Q-Unique, and Wu Tang Clan's Cappadonna. 

That’s right, joining forces for the underground hip-hop joint “Verrazzano Villains,” Lazarra and Nolan can be heard laying down their distinctive vocals over a rugged rap beat. 

Commenting on how the whole crossover track came together, Q-Unique’s label Red Right Recordings said, “Q-Unique came to collaborate with Red Right Recordings through our mutual friend, Sam Hoyos (lead singer for Playing Dead). Ever since creating the label in 2017, we’ve been searching for an MC that aligned with our vision. Q has been a natural fit since the day we met him and we think ‘Verrazzano Villains’ is just the beginning of a collaboration that we think is going to produce some of Q-Unique’s best work yet.” 

They added, “How the single came about was Cappadonna jumped on the track after linking up with us and taking a liking to it. Then we got bandmates Adam Lazzara and John Nolan for the hook; followed by us asking Q’s longtime friend and manager, DJ Eclipse (host of the weekly mix show “Rap is Outta Control” on Eminem's SiriusXM channel, Shade 45), to do the scratches.”

To check out the eye-popping new single, which gives a whole new definition to “emo rap,” be sure to look below.      

Launching September 9th in Minneapolis, MN, the Tickets To My Downfall tour will run through October 30 in Pittsburgh, PA and include special guests KennyHoopla, jxdn and Carolesdaughter. 

Pre-sale tickets for the highly anticipated trek go on sale tomorrow and can be found here. For the full tour dates, be sure to look below.

Following previously shared songs “Trash” and “I’m Waiting On You,” the latest from the acapella super group is a comic mind-melter serving up vibes similar to that of Animal Collective. 

To check out the wild new tune, be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order the band’s forthcoming EP here.

Following where they left off with their lead track “Die! Die! Die!,” the band’s latest release is a serene work of art that will help transport you to an undiscovered level of tranquility. 

To check out the song, be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order The Day We Got What We Deserved before it hits stores May 21st via Other People Records.

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Inspired by recent pandemic-related events, as vocalist Mike Hranica notes, the new ear-thumping metalcore track points out people’s flaws when it comes to only looking out for themselves. 

“I learned during the COVID-19 pandemic to imagine how a virus can seriously compromise our lives,” says Hranica. “‘Termination’ makes mention of that and the greed that so often comes when humans fend only for themselves or when lying to protect reputation.” 

As for how the new song might relate to past releases, Hranica adds, “I didn't want to remake any part of the lyrical imaginings of the first EP, and the transformation mentioned in “Termination” is a part of the new territory I hoped to create for ZII.”

To check out The Devil Wears Prada’s powerful new single, be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order ZII before it’s released May 21 via Solid State Records. 

Titled “Hell Of It,” similar to previously released tracks “Devastation” and “The Past Is Dead,” Beartooth’s latest song is a straight shot of adrenaline that will leave you buzzin’ for hours on end.  

Commenting on the lively new tune, frontman Caleb Shomo says, “‘Hell Of It’ is one of my favorites on the album. It's meant to try and melt as much face as possible. This song was really important for discovering the guitar tone for the album and the use of pedals to expand on parts. The breakdown in this might be my favorite of all.”

To check out “Hell Of It,” be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order Below before it hits stores June 25th via Red Bull Records. 

“Axiom is a document on the disconnection we feel with the UK’s current political and social climate,” says vocalist/guitarist Mark Boniface. “As we reach the 10th year living under a right-leaning government, we now face challenges of closed borders, increased police occupation, and dirty politics.” 

Boniface adds, “We hope Axiom becomes a blueprint for those wanting to take action against their oppressors -- a manifesto towards forming a society where compassion, empathy, and understanding conquers the greed of the elite few.”

If this sounds like something you can get behind -- a world run for the betterment of the people -- you’re in luck as today The Noise is streaming Harker’s brand new album one day early before it’s officially released. 

To check out all 10 tracks like the fiery “The Beast Must Die” and honest “Adulthood,” be sure to look below. To grab a copy of Axiom, head here. 

Just a few days after sharing their newest Guardians Sessions EP, the hardworking metalcore act has revealed plans to drop a re-recorded version of their fourth full-length album. 

Featuring guest spots from Trivium’s Matt Heafy, Periphery’s Misha Mansoor and Fit For A King’s Ryan Kirby, the reworked Leveler LP is set to hit stores May 21st with a supporting livestream happening the following day.

Commenting on the upcoming re-release, guitarist JB Brubaker said, “Leveler is a record we’ve always been proud of and we wanted to do something special for its ten-year anniversary. We’ve done some cool remix projects for previous albums when they’ve turned 10, but with Leveler, we decided to kick things up a notch. COVID has kept us off the road for such a long time that we found ourselves with a rare opportunity to take on this unique project.”

“We dove into this record and dissected the songs,” Brubaker adds, “rewriting solos, changing the tunings, adding new textures and elements, and got a few of our friends to do some guest spots as well. Our longtime producers Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland handled the recording/mixing and helped us take Leveler to new sonic heights. I think this is the best-sounding ABR record we’ve ever made, and it’s going to allow people to experience the record in a whole new way. I can’t wait to share this with everyone.”

For your first taste of the updated version of Leveler, be sure to check out “Poor Millionaire” featuring Ryan Kirby below. Afterward, make sure to grab a pre-order here.

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Serving as a partnership with the band’s newly formed label Snack Shack Tracks, the two have teamed up to drop the creatively named illuminati hotties’ single “MMMOOOAAAAAYAYA.”

Commenting on today’s wonderful news, singer and songwriter Sarah Tudzin shares, “I’m incredibly stoked to be partnering with Hopeless Records on my own imprint, Snack Shack Tracks. With everything that has brought me to where I am, I knew that the next time around I needed to seek support from folks who trusted me—who believed not only in illuminati hotties, but also in myself, and my curative vision as a creator at large. Hopeless is the perfect collaborator for IH and beyond. I am thrilled, grateful, and looking forward to an expansive future for the music that we’re all total nerds about!”

As for her gripping new track, Tudzin notes, “Somebody told me my music is too ‘CUTE’ to take seriously. So I wrote them a love letter. I hope they’re laughing their patoots off.”

To check out the brand new track and accompanying music video inspired by none other than D’Angelo’s “Untitled (How Does It Feel),” be sure to look below. To stream the track, head here. 

Taken from their upcoming Bloom EP due out May 28th via SharpTone Records, today the band has premiered their hard-hitting title track all about losing a beloved member of the family. 

Diving into the new song, singer/bassist Aaron Pauley commented, “‘Bloom’ is a song about grieving the death of a family member. It's about understanding, through that loss, that grief is not only love in its most visceral and wildest form, but that it's also the ultimate price we pay to experience such love.” 

“To know profound grief is to have known profound love,” Pauley adds. “Nothing and no one lasts forever. Love isn't a bouquet of plastic flowers; it's watching the petals fall.”

To check out the passionate lead track from the band’s upcoming release, be sure to look below. Afterward, make sure to pre-order Bloom here.