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Search ArticlesRadio Free Alice announce their debut album will be released in late October
Australia’s very own post-punk band Radio Free Alice has announced their debut album. What’s In Between will arrive on Oct. 30 via Atlantic Records. “Crying With You,” the band’s newest hit single, is already out for fans to enjoy in the meantime, complete with a music video directed by Milo Hume. Radio Free Alice will also be heading out for their tour across the U.S., adding new shows like Chicago’s Riot Fest on Sept. 18 and Austin City Limits on Oct. 9.
Slowly Slowly ends summer with a bang with their new single “Sacrosaint”
The Australian band Slowly Slowly is back and better than ever with a new single, “Sacrosaint,” their first since 2025’s Forgiving Spree (#1 on the Australian ARIA Album Charts). The track has a thrilling and explosive pulse that gives the listener a rush of adrenaline, and the high intensity of the vocal performance that lead singer Ben Stewart delivers is the comeback fans need.
Harry Styles and American Express announce pop-up shop in New York City
On Monday, August 24th, Harry Styles and American Express announced an exclusive pop-up shop headed for New York City. This special opportunity is opening ahead of Styles’ historic (now sold-out) 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden. The pop-up will give fans the chance to celebrate the world tour and album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. together, including special merch items that will include t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and more.
The Used announce dates for West Coast tour this October
The Used have just announced a leg of tour dates for October. The 8-show run is expected to begin on October 1 in Sacramento, where they will be taking the stage at Aftershock Festival. The tour will close after they complete their opening set for My Chemical Romance in Los Angeles on October 30. This tour is set to follow what has been an incredible year of live shows by the band.
Stratøs Invites You to Wander on “Bad Move, Little Ant”
A whistle. Upbeat, unknown sounds drawing the ear’s attention. They gather, multiply. Layer on top of one another. An angel whispers into a microphone – a jazz song is unveiling itself, slowly wrapping the listener’s soul in a cloud of harmonies. “Bad Move, Little Ant” by Stratøs, featuring Julia Møffa and Jøshua Bryant, is part of his upcoming project Challenger Deep. One piece of the puzzle that is a Stratøs masterpiece. Three minutes and thirteen seconds.
Tiny Habits know they’re for ‘Keepers’ on sophomore album — Album Review
Recommended Tracks: “Right In Front Of Me,” “Patterns Of A Person,” “Belt Loop” Similar Artists: Lizzy McAlpine, Lucy Ducas, The Favours When Tiny Habits first appeared on the scene, they stood solidly in the 2020s revival folk sound. Now, years on from their debut album All For Something, the Boston trio have pushed into new ground in their latest project Keepers.
Hide and Shine Reckon With an Uncertain World on “9 Seconds Before Revolution”
Hide and Shine have never been interested in staying in one musical lane. On their third album, 9 Seconds Before Revolution, the Kingston, NY band brings together post-punk, grunge, metal, classic rock, country and psychedelic influences while exploring subjects that range from UFOs and virtual reality to consciousness, alchemy and the nature of human existence. The result is an album that feels both rooted in rock tradition and difficult to place.
Darkness is everything: How Baby Jane finds liberation through loneliness on ‘Winter Forever’
An artist in the purest sense, electronic sensation Baby Jane intertwines visual, sonic, and thematic elements to create not just a sound, but an entire universe. Since the release of her 2025 album A Grave Marked Strange, the EDM trailblazer has become known for her mysterious musicality, blending a signature sound with an icy, gothic aesthetic. Most recently, Baby Jane released her latest full-length album, Winter Forever, on July 10.
Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie Bring the Circus to Alpharetta
You know what you’re signing up for with a bill like this. Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie co-headlining, with Orgy and The Hu opening, that’s not just a lineup, it’s a promise. Loud, strange, nostalgic, and dripping with spectacle. Alpharetta got every bit of it. Orgy opened the night, and they didn’t waste time settling the crowd in. Their industrial-tinged rock set the right tone early, familiar, punchy, full of attitude. First band on the bill or not, they didn’t play like an afterthought.
sunbleached releases new single “Maybe I’ll Come Around”
In new single “Maybe I’ll Come Around”, sunbleached harnesses the feelings of uncertainty and longing through their emotional, relatable, and dreamy songwriting. The track is an inward exploration of the desire for something more from someone who is not able to fulfill an emotional need, regardless of how much you want to convince yourself that what they offer is enough for you.