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Long Island band Half Dizzy dropped bittersweet nostalgia for the summer with punk rock song "Fade Away" on July 18. "Fade Away" taps into the 90s nostalgia of summer music where days are spend making memories. The heart of the…

New York City based glam-punk band Bad Mary released their first ever live album Live on Long Island on July 15. Following the release, the band will host a release show on July 17. The 16-track album takes material from four of…

Brooklyn-based and electronic post-punk band Public Circuit released the single and music video for "Samson" today. This is the first release of the band's upcoming sophomore album Modern Church which is out on September 12. Public…

Rock band From Ashes to New announced the lineup 2025 New Disease tour. The band will stop in Buffalo on Oct. 31 and Albany on Nov. 4. Touring with the band, Magnolia Park, pop-punk band; Until I Wake, hardcore band from Buffalo;…

New York City in the 90s was a place of edge, creativity and danger. Arts districts thrived with hip-hop and punk scenes. Rent was relatively affordable in places like Chelsea and the Lower East Side. Nightlife was thriving and crime,…

Kiss played their first show at Coventry in Queens, a little known venue that fostered a budding glam rock and punk scene in the city.

While anyone who has had their heart broken knows that in time it is possible to love again, the song provides a rational warning not to get too involved with someone you realistically may never see again after such a short period of time.

“We started off just wanting to be a bubblegum group,” said Johnny Ramone. “We looked at the Bay City Rollers as our competition. But we were so weird. Singing about ’53rd and 3rd,’ about some guy coming back from Vietnam and becoming a…

Lifelong New Yorker Paula Tartell has announced her debut single, "Canary" is slated to release on January 8. Producer, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Paula Tartell is finally releasing her own music - experimental,…

It’s only right for 2024 to end with a slew of high-energy concerts. On Friday, December 20, two Philadelphia based bands, City Wide and Wax Jaw, journeyed to Bowery Ballroom. The two shared similar goals: charm local New Yorkers and…