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Jutes is proof that success doesn’t always arrive overnight–sometimes it arrives right on time

Victoria Goodwin -
Jordan Lutes has spent the past year watching a decade of quiet persistence turn into something he now calls a fever dream. On stage,...
Editorial

Business Beats: Brotege with Gabe Saporta of Cobra Starship

Justice Petersen -
Through his role as the frontman for prolific dance-rock group Cobra Starship, as well his numerous business endeavors outside of his music career, Gabe...
Interviews

Broadside draws inspiration from The Twilight Zone

Amber Bintliff -
With new music steadily being released this year, pop-rock band Broadside are uncovering the shadows and reaching out from the dark. The Richmond, Virginia...
Editorial

Influencer Vs. Fangirl: Why we need both (and why Gabbyycore gets it right)

Victoria Goodwin -
Let's set the record straight: being a fangirl is not a personality flaw, but in 2025 it's rather a cultural engine helping keep the...
Interviews

Alt-metal trailblazers Wind Walkers remain sonically limitless

Justice Petersen -
After spending a decade making a name for themselves in the alternative metalcore genre, Massachusetts-based group Wind Walkers refuse to limit their profound artistry....
Interviews

Melrose Avenue: On the road to global pop-metalcore stardom

Justice Petersen -
World domination is a lofty goal few musicians achieve. But it surely seems to be on the horizon for Australian pop metal outfit Melrose...
Interviews

The Home Team have proven they’re worthy

Victoria Goodwin -
If the phrase "heavy pop" sounds like a contradiction, then leave it to The Home Team to make it feel like the most natural thing in...
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Melodic Magazine 018: The Home Team, Melrose Avenue, Wind Walkers, Broadside

Melodic Magazine -
In our December issue, we feature The Home Team on our cover, where the Seattle heavy-pop trailblazers are proving that authenticity and ambition can...
Editorial

10 emo bands that shaped emo culture

Brittany Muldoon -
Emo is always growing and changing, inventing new paths for itself while also harkening back to the good old days of Vans Warped Tour...
Interviews

Where identity blooms: Origami Angel’s effort to take back their sense of self in the digital age

Amber Bintliff -
Origami Angel has become one of the most defining duos in modern emo since the release of their groundbreaking debut album Somewhere City in...
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