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Last month, gglum announced The Garden Dream, her Secretly Canadian debut following two self-released albums. She shared “SPLAT!” and “Easy Fun” before revealing details about the LP, and then released “Do You See Me Different?” and “Glue” afterward. Today,  » Read More

Miami Heat player Jimmy Butler stars in Fall Out Boy’s new music video for “So Much (For) Stardust,” the title track from the band’s 2023 album. Butler got a lot of attention last year when he debuted a new “emo” hairstyle at his team’s media day, and he rocks the swooping bangs in the music video while wearing a snazzy purple cowboy outfit.  » Read More

Last year, the Spanish rock band Hinds announced that its rhythm section had quit the band, leaving vocalists and guitarists Carlotta Cosials and Ana García Perrote as the sole members, which was the original configuration of the group back when they were still called Deers. Today, Hinds have released their first new single since that announcement,  » Read More

Last month, Julia Holter announced her new album Something In The Room She Moves and shared “Spinning.” Today, she’s back with the surreal single “Evening Mood,” whose lush sound was influenced by Hayao Miyazaki’s Ponyo, her daughter’s favorite film.  » Read More

Why are two extremely solid new emo albums releasing today, on a Wednesday, instead of the customary Friday drop? I don’t know, but I appreciate the peculiar timing. We already alerted you to Ferried Away from Brooklyn’s illustrious Stay Inside. Now I’d like to direct your attention to Third Wind,  » Read More

Last fall, the Minneapolis band Thank You, I’m Sorry released a new full-length album Growing In Strange Places, and one of its singles, “Mirror,” landed on our best songs of the week list. They recently announced a new EP called Repeating Threes,  » Read More

Indie singer/songwriter Keeley Boyle has been moving through various music scenes for years, first in her native Alaska, then in Portland and Nashville. Most recently, while dealing with a bout of persistent writer’s block she returned to her hometown of Kenai, Alaska, a town with a population of only 7500 people. It was in this locale,  » Read More

Tiger Really are a band of emo newcomers led by singer/songwriter Lian Shao, crafting an intricate and potent mix of jazz and emo. The Vancouver-based band debuted in 2021 with their Rites of Spring EP and they have since signed with Counter Intuitive Records for their first full-length album, Swan Sting, due out on March 22nd.  » Read More

Emerging London songwriter gglum, the stage name of Ella Smoker, unveils “Eating Rust,” the latest captivating single from her forthcoming debut album, “The Garden Dream,”  » Read More