Dreamwell

Providence screamo/post-hardcore band Dreamwell have a new video for ”Sayaka,” one of the highlights of last year's great Modern Grotesque.

Plus: Phish, My Morning Jacket, Modest Mouse, Kurt Vile, New Found Glory, Roots Picnic, Coachella Sideshows, Elvis Costello / Nick Lowe, Bob Mould, Jon Spencer / Quasi, and more tour and festival news.

For Your Health have announced their first headlining tour in support of their debut album In Spite Of, which we included at #4 on our list of the 50 best punk albums of 2021. Support comes from Stay Inside (whose Viewing came in at #3 on our 2020 punk list) and Dreamwell (whose Modern Grotesque is also on this year's list), so, needless to say, we highly recommend catchin...

John Darnielle's 2021 favorite include albums by Wardruna, Ruins of Beverast, Arooj Aftab, Sarah Jarosz, and he'll begin 2022 with a book tour for his new novel ’Devil House’

2021 was a fantastic year for screamo and screamo-adjacent music, with For Your Health, Portrayal of Guilt, Dreamwell, Raccoon City, Snag, and more...

2021 was an incredible year for punk and its many offshoots. Here are the 50 best albums across punk, hardcore, post-hardcore, emo, screamo, metalcore, ska-punk, pop punk, indie-punk, and some hard-to-define stuff in between.

”This song is essentially about queer revenge and challenging false narratives that are used to excuse bigotry,” the band says.

We're a quarter of the way into 2021, a year that's already full of great albums from underneath the punk umbrella. Here are 20 that we can't recommend enough...

This week's Notable Releases include Nick Cave & Warren Ellis' surprise created-in-lockdown album, Julien Baker's fleshed-out third LP, rising screamo band Dreamwell, crunk revivalist Duke Deuce's star-studded 'DUKE NUKEM,' and more...

In 2011, the new wave of post-hardcore came into full effect with seminal albums by Touche Amore, Pianos Become the Teeth, La Dispute, Defeater, Title Fight, and more. This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' looks back on those albums for their 10th anniversary, the overall punk landscape of 2011, and today's young bands who are starting their own new wave