Home > Pool Kids Live in Nashville with Truth Club and Pony Posted: 22nd September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Pool Kids kicked off Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (9/22/25)
Posted: 22nd September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases Continue Reading
Doja Cat Shared Her ‘Vie’ Tracklist Along With A Snippet Of ‘Gorgeous’
Doja Cat’s fourth studio album, Vie, is now just a week away from release. Doja’s gone all-in on the ’80s motif during the , with Continue Reading
Album Review: Wednesday – ‘Bleeds’
Posted: 19th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Americans love to demonize things–themselves, each other, events they are helpless to trace to a root Continue Reading
Video Interview – PETEY USA
Home > Video Interview – PETEY USA Posted: 16th September, 2025 by admin Henderson interviewed PETEY USA about his new album ‘The Yips’ and also Continue Reading
Premiere: Banquets — “Who Will Inherit Us?”
Home > Premiere: Banquets — “Who Will Inherit Us?” Posted: 16th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff New Jersey punks Banquets have been gone Continue Reading
Interview: Laveda Have Their Ears to the Ground
Posted: 15th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff New York City transplants are, and always have been, the subject of scrutiny. Most of the Continue Reading
PUP and Jeff Rosenstock Live in NYC
Home > PUP and Jeff Rosenstock Live in NYC Posted: 15th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff PUP and Jeff Rosenstock are already two Continue Reading
Pran Isn’t Holding Back with “All I Need Is Love”
Pran, born Jessada Malakul, is a 21-year-old singer, songwriter, and producer who’s never been shy about wearing his heart on his sleeve. Originally from Bangkok Continue Reading
Kris Kolls Knows Exactly What She’s Doing with New Song “You Know”
Kris Kolls has been singing her whole life. Competitions, theater, cabaret stages, festivals — she’s always been on a mic. But the Russian-born, Istanbul-based artist Continue Reading
My Chemical Romance “Long Live” Live in Boston
Home > My Chemical Romance “Long Live” Live in Boston Posted: 12th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff In a world being overtaken by Continue Reading
8 Music Drops You Probably Missed (But Shouldn’t Have)
Every week, countless songs and projects hit streaming platforms; some dominate playlists instantly, while others quietly slip through the cracks. With so much new music Continue Reading
The Alt’s Bookshelf: ‘Such Great Heights’ by Chris DeVille
Posted: 9th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff The Alt’s Bookshelf is a series where our staff highlights some of their favorite books and Continue Reading
Rosé Made History As The First K-Pop Artist To Win Song Of The Year At The 2025 MTV VMAs
Sunday night at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards, Rosé won Song Of The Year for her hit “APT.” featuring Bruno Mars. The win made Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (9/8/25)
Posted: 8th September, 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 Kid Laroi’s Chilly ‘A Cold Play’ Admits He Can’t Fix A Broken Love
The Kid Laroi has always had a hint of Drake to his music, but his new single, “A Cold Play,” dives all the way into Continue Reading
Album Premiere: Alexei Shishkin – ‘Good Times’
Home > Album Premiere: Alexei Shishkin – ‘Good Times’ Posted: 4th September, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff Alexei Shishkin won’t slow down. He’s been Continue Reading
The Kid Laroi’s Flirtacious ‘She Don’t Need To Know’ Video Takes A Cue From ‘Stacy’s Mom’
Who knew The Kid Laroi was such a big Challengers fan? Okay, that might be a reach on my part, but it’s hard to watch Continue Reading
Artist Interview: Fullscreen
Posted: 27th August, 2025 by The Alt Editing Staff One of the finest up-and-coming rock bands out of Philadelphia, Fullscreen creates rock music with a Continue Reading
Chalumeau Paints Every Shade of Love on Debut Album ‘Blue’
While so many love songs rely on the predictable, Chalumeau offers a debut that feels honest and new. Their first album, Blue, is a ten-track Continue Reading