brett romnes

Berkeley indie-emo-punks Mom Jeans are embracing radio-friendly '90s and 2000s pop punk and alt-rock with their third album. ”Those hits by Blink-182 and Green Day, all those bands, it’s just hooks for days and really excellent songwriting,” they say.

The new song and video channel the theatrical, punk-goes-Queen vibes of fellow New Jerseyans My Chemical Romance, and the album also features an appearance by hometown hero (and fellow MCR collaborator) Geoff Rickly of Thursday.

Check out the video for the grunge/emo/punk hybrid of lead single ”Extra Pale.”

Lead single ”Better” is some of Vinnie's most personal, powerful solo material yet.

Last year, reunited melodic punk band The Movielife released "Future Feeling (Afraid of Drugs)," their first new song since 2003's still-great Forty Hour Train Back to Penn. Now they've announced that they will release a new full length this fall...