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The Young Hearts lean "Left of the Dial"
There’s a certain kind of reverence you have to bring when you touch a song like “Left of the Dial.” It’s not just another track, it’s a cornerstone of underground radio culture, a love letter to the fringes, and one of The Replacements’ most enduring anthems. So when The Young Hearts stepped up to take it on, the question wasn’t why? It was how? They’ve answered that now. The Young Hearts have released their take on “Left of the Dial,” and instead of trying to outdo the orig
Nick Davies
Apr 222 min read


A New Kind of Americana: Rudy Nuño Pushes the Scene Forward
There’s a fine line between honoring the past and getting stuck in it. On Heart, Hope, Perspective, Rudy Nuño walks that line with purpose and then steps cleanly over it. This isn’t a nostalgia record. It’s a reinvention disguised as something comfortingly familiar. From the first notes, the album leans into rich, cinematic songwriting, stories steeped in Americana, late-night highways, fleeting romance, and the quiet resilience of everyday life. But where others in the scene
Nick Davies
Apr 153 min read


The Bouncing Souls Announce "Born To Be" and All-Star North American Tour
The Bouncing Souls have officially announced their new album Born To Be , alongside an expansive U.S. and Canada tour that will roll out in multiple legs through early 2027. The tour begins July 9th in Denver, where the band will be joined by co-headliners The Suicide Machines, setting the tone for a high-energy opening stretch across the Midwest and into Western Canada. From there, the run evolves as it moves into different regions, with each leg bringing in a new set of sup
Nick Davies
Apr 131 min read


The Menzingers Turn The Glass House Into a Choir of the Faithful
There are shows you watch and then there are shows you are part of. On April 2nd at The Glass House in Pomona, California, The Menzingers delivered the latter: a full-room singalong that blurred the line between stage and floor, past and present, old guard and new blood. From the first chords, it was clear this wasn’t just another stop on a tour cycle. This was a band leaning into their catalog with confidence, pulling deep cuts like they were radio staples and letting the hi
Nick Davies
Apr 32 min read
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