And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead

We dive deeper into our recently-published list of the best emo & post-hardcore albums of 2002 with a podcast episode that dives into the making of the list, the albums on it, some albums that were left off, and more…

The emo floodgates opened in 2002. In honor of their 20th anniversaries, this edition of ‘In Defense of the Genre’ looks at the best emo and post-hardcore albums from that year.

OFF! have announced their first album in eight years and first with their new lineup (including jazz drummer Justin Brown and Trail of Dead’s Autry Fulbright II), and you can get their new album and their new reissues on translucent color vinyl…

This week’s playlist includes new music by Sorry, Pinkshift, Special Interest, Holy Fawn, Birds In Row, Meechy Darko, Flo Milli, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, Steve Lacy ft. Fousheé, and more.

The festival features Emperor, Suicidal Tendencies, and Mercyful Fate as headliners, plus Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Warpaint, GZA & Inspectah Deck, Mayhem, Carcass, Raekwon & Ghostface Killah, Paradise Lost, and more…

They made the album in quadrophonic surround sound and took inspiration from big, classic, ’70s rock albums.

New additions to this year’s lineup include Blood Incantation, Warthog, The Dwarves, Nitzer Ebb, and Gaslamp Killer.

Other new additions include Suicidal Tendencies, Paradise Lost, Warpaint, Katatonia, Nothing, Trail of Dead, Amenra, Liturgy, Primitive Man, Tribulation, Gatecreeper, Drain, and more…

Record Store Day 2022 happens April 23 and they’ve just announced this year’s list of exclusive releases, as well as a second drop day, June 18, as a “safety net” date for records that may encounter supply chain issues

”It is a vision quest, A fever dream of sorts. A shadowy figure wanders the shadow plane and stumbles upon a hedonistic occult who seem to be having a really good time with a wonderful meal of amazing delights and flowing wine.”