The fast-food chain’s “Songs to Listen to in a Wendy’s Parking Lot” features vocalists from Silverstein, Anberlin, blessthefall, State Champs, Memphis May Fire, and Holy Wars.
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The fast-food chain’s “Songs to Listen to in a Wendy’s Parking Lot” features vocalists from Silverstein, Anberlin, blessthefall, State Champs, Memphis May Fire, and Holy Wars.
The Long Island band’s new record, An Exchange of Information, arrives November 6 and opens the label founded by Hop Along’s Mark Quinlan.
The former Brooklyn Vegan editor’s debut book charts the messy, often contradictory networks of the 2010s emo underground.
The tour opens August 9 in New York and runs through a Halloween residency at the Hollywood Bowl, with the band performing their 2006 album in full.
The reissue adds B-sides and colour vinyl options, bringing the 2006 album back into focus without ceremony.
Four years after its post-COVID revival, Outbreak remains the most heralded event in European hardcore. But this year’s Manchester edition suggested the festival is straining against its own chaotic rituals.
Houston emo band Hew, featuring former members of Football, etc., shared the video for “Lie In It,” another preview of their forthcoming debut Your Version on Tiny Engines.
The Leeds emo band’s second album arrives after months of cryptic clues and a demand for a more direct connection with listeners.
The Seattle band confirmed the split through their website, with each member already deep into separate work.
The fall run brings together three bands that shaped post-hardcore’s early 2000s sound, with a Red Rocks date marking the 20th anniversary of Louder Now.
