Will Yip

2013 was a banner year for emo, post-hardcore, and other adjacent subgenres. Here are 25 classics turning 10 this year, from TWIABP, Touché Amoré, Balance and Composure, Citizen, Foxing, The Wonder Years, and more...

The doc also features producers Steve Everett and Will Yip and poet and author Hanif Abdurraqib.

Title Fight's breakthrough, hugely influential, and enduring sophomore album 'Floral Green' turned 10, and we looked back on it and caught up with bassist/co-vocalist Ned Russin and producer Will Yip to discuss it...

The Wonder Years' Dan Campbell confronts the anxieties of fatherhood, stops singing about death (kind of), and gets a little help from Mark Hoppus on the most Wonder Years-y Wonder Years record possible.

After a 20+ year career, mewithoutYou have sadly called it a day, and we're commemorating them with a list of all of their albums and EPs, reviewed and ranked in order of greatness...

Greg also begins a tour with Roger Harvey next week.

The Will Yip-produced album comes five years after the Philly emo band's debut LP and includes a song featuring Circa Survive's Anthony Green.

Turnstile became the biggest success story in modern hardcore with their crossover hit Glow On, but it didn't happen overnight. Here's a look at all the music Turnstile put out in the decade leading up to Glow On's release.

The album arrives in March via Epitaph/Secret Voice and features contributions from Will Yip, Thirdface's Kathryn Edwards, lojii, McKinley Dixon, and more. Watch the video for the awesome lead single and pre-order it on blue/red splatter vinyl...

Listen to the title track of 'Don't Go Throwing Roses In My Grave,' a warm, rustic, Petty/Springsteen-channelling song, fleshed out by jangly acoustic guitars and bluesy harmonica.