
The Afghan Whigs Hint at a Reckoning on “Jungle Roux”
Afghan Whigs’ latest taste of their upcoming album, Soft Control, builds to a soulful, swagger-filled catharsis.

Afghan Whigs’ latest taste of their upcoming album, Soft Control, builds to a soulful, swagger-filled catharsis.

Death Cab for Cutie’s first release for their new label, I Built You a Tower, is a full-circle collection that still adds new layers to their signature sound.

Body Shop’s sound blends danger and wit and a reputation for confrontational live shows. The music drips with danger and sex, but isn’t just empty provocation.

There aren’t enough great punk records coming out about the current hellscape, but UltraBomb’s latest is certainly one of them.

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The emo institution American Football incorporate alternative rock touchstones like the Cure on their latest superb collection, LP4.

As alternative rock icons the Afghan Whigs begin a 40th anniversary tour, they also whet the appetite for a new album.

Buzzy Chicago band Friko go harder and prettier on their latest album, Something Worth Waiting For. It’s destined to be loved by their ever-expanding fanbase.

Evil Island features three members of the Blood Brothers, and the rotting apple doesn’t fall far from that tree.

Thirty years ago, the Afghan Whigs doubled down on their obsessions with funk and soul to create a song cycle that’s closer to a concept album than it isn’t.

In Lost on You, emo band Tigers Jaw are still interrogating life’s joys and challenges, as well as the shifting perspectives that come with time.

Philadelphia band Sweet Pill’s sophomore release is a cathartic journey through writer’s block to rediscover resilience and optimism.