Wrecking Ball

Citizen will release their new album As You Please on October 6 via Run For Cover. Going by lead single "Jet," it's a bit more accessible than 2015's Jesus Lizard-inspired Everybody Is Going to Heaven, but singer Mat Kerekes still lets his raspy aggression shine...

After a successful first year in 2015 and then again in 2016, Atlanta's Wrecking Ball Festival will be taking 2017 off but returning in 2018.

A collection of our best photos from 2016.

Quicksand, Thursday, Dinosaur Jr, The Promise Ring, American Football, American Nightmare, CIV, Foxing, Burn, Tigers Jaw, Antarctigo Vespucci, Rainer Maria, Mothers and more played the Atlanta festival's final day...

After a successful day one, Atlanta's second Wrecking Ball music festival wrapped up on Sunday (8/14). Like Saturday, the lineup had so many artists worth seeing that it was really impossible to catch everything you wanted to...

Tons of great stuff went down on Saturday that I wasn't able to see, like Deerhunter, The Julie Ruin, The Bouncing Souls, Cold Cave, Ceremony and Good Riddance, but the highs of what I did catch were very high. My favorite set of the day hands down was Gorilla Biscuits, who played last on the Heaven stage...

After going on indefinite hiatus in 2011, NJ post-hardcore heroes Thursday announced earlier this year that they'd be reuniting. The reunion began last night...

Piebald's reunion tour also includes shows with Knapsack, Modern Baseball co-frontman Brendan Lukens, By Surprise, and Limbeck.

Also Deafheaven, Poison the Well, an emo DJ night with members of Thursday, and more.

This stacked fest already included Thursday, Piebald, Milemarker and Hey Mercedes reunions, plus Quicksand, L7, Dinosaur Jr, Drive Like Jehu, American Football, The Julie Ruin and many more.