Posted: 13th November, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Buddie – Glass The hooks on Buddie’s new album feel like anti-affirmations. “I alone can’t face Continue Reading
Album Review: Tame Impala – ‘Deadbeat’
Posted: 10th November, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff A decade ago, Kevin Parker might have told you he considered himself a drummer. The once-long-haired Continue Reading
Minus the Bear Live in Boston
Home > Minus the Bear Live in Boston Posted: 7th November, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff This past Saturday, Minus the Bear played live Continue Reading
Video Premiere: The Weak Days – “Needed to Stay”
Home > Video Premiere: The Weak Days – “Needed to Stay” Posted: 7th November, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff It was only a couple Continue Reading
A Grammy Nomination Could Complete Addison Rae’s Journey From Social Media Star To Icon
When Addison Rae released her debut album, Addison, critics and fans were stunned. She’d done the unthinkable: shifted from a social media celebrity miming the Continue Reading
Addison Rae: From Social Media Phenomenon to Grammy Contender
Addison Rae’s transition from TikTok star to a legitimate pop force has been marked by critical acclaim and a potential Best New Artist nomination at the Grammys.
The Alt Weekly Roundup (11/3/25)
Posted: 3rd November, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases Continue Reading
Album Review: Chat Pile & Hayden Pedigo – ‘In the Earth Again’
Posted: 31st October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Oklahoma sludge metal band Chat Pile is never afraid to switch up their sound. From scoring Continue Reading
Book Excerpt: ‘Lawn Madonna’ by Sara Mae
Posted: 31st October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The Noisy’s Sara Mae has been featured on this site before, both as an artist and Continue Reading
Show Review: Destroyer
Home > Show Review: Destroyer Posted: 29th October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Dan Bejar isn’t trying to prove himself to anyone. Since the Continue Reading
Artist Interview: Trophy Wife
Posted: 27th October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Trophy Wife—the Brooklyn rock band composed of McKenzie Lazzetta, Christian Pace, and Michael Martelli—first sprouted in Continue Reading
Review: Best Friends Forever
Posted: 24th October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff From the name to the visuals to, frankly, the lineup, it’s easy to label Best Friends Continue Reading
Album Review: The Acacia Strain – ‘You Are Safe From God Here’
Posted: 24th October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff With the release of The Acacia Strain’s thirteenth studio album, they are proving continuously to be Continue Reading
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Live in Brighton: A Triumphant Homecoming
Nick Cave returns to his adoptive hometown for a career-spanning performance at Preston Park, featuring a surprise appearance by Kylie Minogue.
Erin LeCount: The Ethereal New Architect of Alt-Pop
From bedroom production to sold-out US tours, Erin LeCount discusses her baroque-pop evolution and the creation of her hypnotic third EP, PAREIDOLIA.
Track by Track: Frog – ‘The Count’
Posted: 23rd October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff They never stop. They never will. In February, Frog released 1000 Variations on the Same Song. Last month, Continue Reading
Album Review: Warper – ‘Something, Sometime’
Posted: 23rd October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The cover of Warper’s record Something, Sometime shows sparks flying off a wire in front of Continue Reading
Interview: Soul Blind
Posted: 23rd October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Photo by Justin Pietropaoli Hudson Valley’s Soul Blind have been drawing inspiration from the broad spectrum Continue Reading
“Do You Want to Dance?”: Sunday Evening Drive on Their Debut LP ‘This Is It’
Posted: 22nd October, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Last month, Philly dance-punk outfit Sunday Evening Drive went on a weekender south of here, through Continue Reading
David Byrne Live in Philly
On October 17th, David Byrne (of the iconic alternative rock band Talking Heads), played the second of three nights at the historic Metropolitan Opera House Continue Reading