After what seems like forever after the Flatline-tease, our beloved holy pop trinity Mutya Keisha Siobhan returns with a new song Back In The Day. They whopped together a little retrospective and *pretty* incredible pop song - perfectly in harmony, the ladies do what they do best. No blazing guns or drops or whatever here: just really great pop music how it was once done (and is now done again), i

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Tech-driven jungle workout...KNOX released 'In Dim' during the opening weeks of 2015, an enthralling return which matched future-facing production to some glorious melodies.Crystal-tinged, chrome-plated pop, the EP has now inspired a series of remixes. 'Thieving of Well Remixes 2' drops on March 9th via Boyznoize Records, comprising two radically different interpretations of 'Redline'.A fixture on

*Taking Back Sunday (http://www.absolutepunk.net/tags/taking-back-sunday/)*'s Adam Lazzarra, via OC Weekly (http://blogs.ocweekly.com/heardmentality/2015/02/adam_lazzara_of_taking_back_sunday_says_his_band_was_never_emo.php), which, okay: When asked about playing a song like "There's No 'I' In...

*Set Your Goals (http://www.absolutepunk.net/tags/set-your-goals/)* vocalist Matt Wilson did an in-depth interview with Lambgoat (http://lambgoat.com/features/interviews/168/Interview--Set-Your-Goals-Matt-Wilson), where he discusses the band's old label, Eulogy Recordings, and how they've never...

*Frank Turner (http://www.absolutepunk.net/frankturner)*'s book, 'The Road Beneath My Feet,' will be released on March 26th.

Future Brown’s self-titled debut LP was one of our most anticipated releases of 2015, and the album’s utopian mix of American street rap and high-minded European electronica didn’t quite live up to its promise. Future Brown is good, but it’s not so good as to be critically bulletproof, which has led to some fascinating controversies […]

Remember when Chvrches released their debut album, The Bones Of What You Believe? I barely do, because it seems like it’s been eons since I first heard “The Mother We Share” in 2013. The Scottish trio is six weeks into recording a sophomore album, but the “song” that they play for their manager upon his […]

Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend has become one of those cultural fixtures that’s bigger than just the indie rock community. His Twitter feed is funnier than most professional comics, he’ll randomly show up on a song with Makonnen and Despot, and now Koenig is letting a cigar-smoking puppet dog insult him on TV. Who is […]