Posted: 9th July, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Texas post-hardcore quartet Porcelain dropped their debut LP last year, and they’re not slowing down. Last Continue Reading
Premiere: R.J.F. – “The Solitude of Victory”
Home > Premiere: R.J.F. – “The Solitude of Victory” Posted: 8th July, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Ross J. Farrar likes to get loud, Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (7/7/25)
Posted: 7th July, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases Continue Reading
Op-Ed: Asbury’s Summer Stage Symptomatic of Music’s Gender Imbalance
Posted: 7th July, 2025 by admin Summer in Asbury Park, New Jersey means the return of the Summer Stage, a parking lot extension of the Continue Reading
Here Is Blackpink’s Setlist For The ‘Deadline World Tour’
The Oasis reunion wasn’t the only big comeback of this past weekend: Blackpink also played their first concerts in nearly two years, at Seoul, South Continue Reading
Vini Is Here to Feel—And Make You Feel Too
It’s rare to meet a new pop artist who isn’t trying to convince you of their star power, but rather just wants you to hear Continue Reading
CALYN Is Done Holding Back: ‘Better Left Unsaid’ Is Her Most Honest Work Yet
There’s no filter on CALYN ’s Better Left Unsaid. The Stockton artist has never sounded more self-possessed, more lyrically sharp, or more emotionally raw than Continue Reading
ILENE Reminds Us Black Girls Can Make Hyperpop
Being an independent artist has never been easy — and with the constantly changing internet landscape, advent of TikTok, and razor focus on streaming services Continue Reading
The Black Artists Reclaiming Pop And Indie
Earlier this year, burgeoning British pop star Rachel Chinouriri shared a heartfelt and heartwrenching post with her followers on X. She’d just opened for Sabrina Continue Reading
Here’s How You Can Get Karol G’s Amazon Music ‘Tropicoqueta’ Merch
Colombian singer Karol G has teamed up with Amazon Music for an exclusive merch collection inspired by her new album, Tropicoqueta. Not only does the Continue Reading
Albums You May Have Missed in 2025
Posted: 30th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff It’s summer, it’s a million degrees, and it’s exactly halfway through 2025. You know what that Continue Reading
Daisychain Live in Chicago
Home > Daisychain Live in Chicago Posted: 30th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Daisychain, a Chicago psych rock band, crushed their album release Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (6/30/25)
Posted: 30th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases Continue Reading
The Art of the Absurd: Why Fireworks Names Sound So Fake
Fireworks manufacturers use creative and often ridiculous names to market products that consumers cannot test before purchasing.
Single Review: partygirl – “Tony Soprano”
Home > Single Review: partygirl – “Tony Soprano” Posted: 27th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff If there’s one thing you can always count Continue Reading
Album Review: Greet Death – ‘Die In Love’
Posted: 27th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff With a name like Greet Death, it kind of goes without saying that the Michigan rockers’ Continue Reading
Renee Rapp And Alexandra Shipp Trash A Hotel Room In The Hedonistic ‘Mad’ Video
Renee Rapp wreaks havoc in a hotel trying to get Alexandra Shipp’s attention in her hedonistic video for “Mad,” the latest single from her upcoming Continue Reading
Alex Warren & Rosé Get Lost In Memories In Their ‘On My Mind’ Video
Two of pop music’s biggest breakout stars of the past year have joined forces to deliver an emotive duet. Alex Warren‘s “On My Mind” finds Continue Reading
Album Review: Frame and Mantle – ‘Well of Light’
Posted: 26th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff In the six years since Frame and Mantle released their debut full-length Lost Under Nighttime Sky, Continue Reading
Momma Live in Chicago with Wishy
Home > Momma Live in Chicago with Wishy Posted: 26th June, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Chicago sold out Thalia Hall last month for Continue Reading