Resident riffmaster Stephen Carpenter minced no words in this 2000 interview, rolling his eyes at “our friends” Korn, and ...
For rising British pop star Artemas, Lovercore – the title of his new mixtape – encompasses entirely how he presents his ...
Pessimism can become an illness. Bleakness about the state of the world and the seeming pointlessness of existence can ...
Sounds Good is a monthly roundtable where we ask Straight staff what their ears are plugged into. We’ve got a pretty diverse set of tastes, so there’s absolutely no cohesion here: just good vibes. And ...
Ben Graham looks back 45 years to a time when U2 were hungry young punks intent on carrying on Joy Division's mission ...
Courageous Emma Fogarty, 41, is the longest living Irish person with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare and painful condition ...
The ongoing feud between Mary and Chelsea, Chrishell’s newest bannerwoman, heats up, signaling that another O Group civil war ...
Talking pop-punk, inspirations, and new live album with Bowling For Soup’s Jaret Reddick [Interview]
There are bands that define an era: for the ’60s, it was The Beatles and The Rolling Stones; for the ’70s, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd; for the ’80s, Duran Duran and The Cure.
Almost exactly 19 years ago, heavy-hearted Scottish indie rockers the Twilight Sad became a Stereogum Band To Watch. All ...
The Twilight Sad are back with “Waiting for a Call,” their first new music in seven years, which is out now via Mogwai’s Rock ...
These pop gems by The Cure reveal a lighter side to Robert Smith, proving he’s much happier than his reputation might suggest.
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