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x2fast sign to Manic Kat Records, drop punk anthem “Save You”

x2fast sign to Manic Kat Records, drop punk anthem “Save You”

Sheffield alternative crew layer driving guitars and big hooks on new track

The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years

The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years

Chicago punk veterans The Arrivals are back with Payload, a sharp and melodic new album filled with working-class stories, loud guitars, and restless energy.

Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk

Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk

Johnny Nameless reflect on songwriting as a process driven by curiosity, emotional risk, and constant reinvention, shaped by wide-ranging influences and a commitment to creating music that resists cliché while evolving with both the artists and the listener over time.

Black Market Heart Bring Raw Post-Punk Energy to What Happens in the Dark

Black Market Heart Bring Raw Post-Punk Energy to What Happens in the Dark

Los Angeles trio Black Market Heart return with a fast, noisy, and late-night inspired album filled with sharp guitars, heavy basslines, and dark city atmosphere.

Reviews

The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years
The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years
by Sam Lowry
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Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk
Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk
by Sam Lowry
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Black Market Heart Bring Raw Post-Punk Energy to What Happens in the Dark
Black Market Heart Bring Raw Post-Punk Energy to What Happens in the Dark
by Sam Lowry
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General Chaos Lock Into Weight and Control on “The Idiots Have Taken Over”
General Chaos Lock Into Weight and Control on “The Idiots Have Taken Over”
by Sam Lowry
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The Drama Film Review
The Drama Film Review
by Trish Connelly
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FLESH PRODUCE Channel Collapse and Chaos on “Dog Eat Dog”
FLESH PRODUCE Channel Collapse and Chaos on “Dog Eat Dog”
by Sam Lowry
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PREMIERE: Those Looks Breathe New Life into Squeeze Classic on Mint 400’s Expansive ’70s Tribute

Those Looks reimagine Up the Junction with a warm, harmony-rich arrangement that highlights the song’s emotional weight while fitting seamlessly into Mint 400 Records’ genre-spanning 1970s tribute compilation.

By Sam Lowry

PREMIERE: Those Looks Breathe New Life into Squeeze Classic on Mint 400’s Expansive ’70s Tribute