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Long Island fuzz punks Soda Bomb have a new LP on the way titled Wanna Jam? due out April 7 via Derrick from TWIABP's label Broken World Media...

Ben Barnett brought back Kind of Like Spitting once again last year, and now, joined by his current lineup of Brian Grant (bass) and Dante Johnson (drums), he's releasing a split full length with a newer band that combines indie pop and emo, Warren Franklin & the Founding Fathers...

Michigan emo band Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate) released their second album in 2014, and now they'll be reissuing their 2009 debut, What It Takes to Move Forward, on February 9 via Count Your Lucky Stars (the label they run)...

After our Friday day party during CMJ, I headed down the block to Cameo for the Topshelf Records showcase with The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die, Emp...

Somos at The Studio at Webster Hall in June (more by Mimi Hong) Somos and Sorority Noise both put out their debut albums this year, Temple of Plenty and Forgettable, respectively, and now they've teamed up for a split EP that's due out next week (11/4) via Bad Timing Records (pre-order)...

interview, intro Chris w/ Mineral at Bowery Ballroom over the weekend (more by Mimi Hong) Influential emo band Mineral have been on their first tour in 17 years, since breaking up back in 1997, having just wrapped up a four-night run in NYC this past weekend...

Earlier this year, emo veterans The Jazz June put out their first new song in 12 years on a split with Dikembe, and mentioned that a full length produced's Evan Weiss was to follow...

Nashville's Free Throw are releasing a new album, Those Days Are Gone, on September 16 via Count Your Lucky Stars (pre-order), and the LP's newest single, "Tongue Tied," is premiering in this post...

Bethlehem, PA duo Slingshot Dakota haven't played NYC in about a year but that will change when they play Muchmore's tonight (7/16) with Living Room, Bethlehem Steel and Downies (mems of LVL UP and Porches)...

Early '00s-era NJ emo band The Early November reunited a few years back and not long ago celebrated the 10th anniversary of The Room's Too Cold by playing it in full in NYC and Philly...