Home Is Where

In honor of its 10th anniversary, a bunch of newer emo and emo-adjacent bands have covered songs from Foxing’s breakthrough debut LP ‘The Albatross.’

From Angel Du$t to Hot Mulligan, Fiddlehead to Home Is Where, here are 10 post-hardcore and emo albums not to miss from spring/summer 2023.

Listen to Prince Daddy & the Hyena’s cover of ”Rory” and Foxing’s new acoustic guitar-fueled version of ”Rory” now.

Listen to new songs by Roger Waters, Small Crush, Pronoun, La Force, Home is Where, Worriers, Lifeguard (The Jam cover), and more.

Emo’s not dead, and it’s because of a new generation of bands putting fresh spins on the nearly-40-year-old genre. Here are 10 to be keeping an eye on this year.

Home Is Where played their first sold-out headlining show at Brooklyn’s Elsewhere Zone One in support of ‘The Whaler,’ and it really felt like something special was happening.

From billy woods to boygenius Fever Ray to Feist to Jessie Ware to Jason Isbell to Lana Del Rey to Liturgy, here are our 40 favorite albums of 2023 so far…

This week’s playlist includes new music by Peggy Gou, Home Is Where, Vagabon, Yeah Yeah Yeahs & Perfume Genius, Knocked Loose, CHAI, Jorja Smith (Nia Archives remix), Killer Mike (ft. Andre 3000, Future & Eryn Allen Kane), OSEES, and more.

This week’s Notable Releases include Home Is Where’s remarkable sophomore album, Killer Mike’s deeply personal first solo album in 11 years, Queens of the Stone Age’s catchy return, and more…

This week’s playlist includes new music by Jeff Rosenstock, Kassa Overall (ft. Danny Brown & Wiki), Clark (ft. Thom Yorke), Jess Williamson, Teenage Fanclub, GBV, King Hannah, Sparks, more