Across the entire heavy-music landscape, you won’t find too many bands more playfully adventurous than Atlanta’s Callous ...
Following 2022’s outrageous Celebrity Therapist, the Callous Daoboys will return with their third album, I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven, on May 16 via MNRK Heavy.
The Dream Is Over. Morbid Stuff. The Unraveling Of PupTheBand. Those are the titles of Canadian punk band Pup’s last three ...
PUP have announced a new album, Who Will Look After the Dogs?, which is set to land on May 2 via Little Dipper/Rise Records.
PUP: Great band. Amazing band. Maybe an underrated band at this point? The raging Toronto pop-punks are one of the greatest rock acts of their generation, so it’s a pleasure to report that they have a ...
Toronto punk act Pup will return in 2025 with their new album 'Who Will Look After the Dogs?,' their first LP in three years.
PUP made the album with producer John Congleton, and it finds them taking a back-to-basics approach after their ambitious 2022 album and the drastic life changes that followed.
The band also released the album’s latest single, “Hallways.” PUP Announce New Album Who Will Look After the Dogs? Jo Vito ...
In a new 'Billboard' cover story, Travis Scott revealed he wants to collaborate with Taylor Swift or Sabrina Carpenter. He ...
The indie band’s second album finds the trio blending lyrical abstraction and mystery with a refined approach to their ...
Scowl described “B.A.B.E.” as “another explosion of emotions stemming from both overwhelm and excitement. We felt that the ...
Charli XCX unleashed a Brat display at Brisbane Laneway, performing her hits “Von Dutch” and “Guess” which turned the festival into a club rave.
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