Drew Beringer
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Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Drain Announces New Album
Drain will release Living Proof on May 5th via Epitaph. Today the band shared a video for “Evil Finds Light.” → Read More
Drowse – Three Faces (Cyanoacrylate) (Song Premiere + Interview)
Drew Beringer sits down with Kyle Bates to discuss Drowse's new album → Read More
Mike York of Pianos Become The Teeth
Drew Beringer speaks with Pianos Become The Teeth's Mike York about the band's new LP, 'Drift.' → Read More
Expert Timing – New Queen (Song Premiere)
Expert Timing returns with their sophomore outing Stargazing, its sound carrying an emotional punch that harkens back to the early emo of Hot Rod Circuit and Hey Mercedes. The record drops on September 23rd via Count Your Lucky Stars Records but we have an exclusive taste with the band’s latest single “New Queen.” Vocalist/bassist Katrina Snyder describes the track as: > It’s incredibly… → Read More
Ben Jorgensen of Armor For Sleep
Drew Beringer chats with Armor For Sleep's Ben Jorgensen about his band's new album → Read More
Barry Johnson of Joyce Manor
Drew Beringer cuts it up with Barry Johnson about Joyce Manor's sixth album, → Read More
Joyce Manor Announces New Album
Joyce Manor have announced a new album and some tour dates. → Read More
Cremation Lily – “Wavering Blood” (Song Premiere)
Today I’m beyond stoked to help premiere Cremation Lily’s latest track “Wavering Blood,” pulled from Dreams Drenched in Static, the UK-based artist and multi-instrumentalist’s debut album for The Flenser. It’s one of my favorite songs from a stunning record – Zen Zsigo has created an atmosphere drenched in reverb and booming ambiance. The record drops on April 15th and is available to pre-order… → Read More
Warren Franklin – January (feat. Max Bemis) (Song Premiere)
We have the premiere of Warren Franklin's new song → Read More
Drew Beringer’s Top Albums of 2021
unfortunately 2021 felt a lot like 2020, huh? we’re fighting another wave of covid as I type this, our government is still putzing around, 40% of the country refuses to listen to science, etc. so that’s a major bummer but thankfully I’m vaxxed and boosted and if you are too, thank you. for me personally, […] → Read More
Keith Buckley of Every Time I Die
Drew Beringer cuts it up with Every Time I Die's Keith Buckley about the band's ninth record 'Radical.' → Read More
Parting – ‘Unmake Me’ (Album Premiere)
Parting is essentially a revivalist-emo super group consisting of Keith Latinen (Empire! Empire!), Ben Hendricks (Annabel), Gooey Fame (ex-Dowsing), and John Guynn (Hawk & Son). Latinen and Hendricks signature vocals pace the upbeat and melodic sound – their debut album Unmake Me is a must-listen for any fan of the genre. The collection drops this Friday but we got an exclusive first taste.… → Read More
Missy Dabice of Mannequin Pussy
Drew Beringer chops it up with Missy Dabice over Mannequin Pussy's latest EP, → Read More
Adult Mom
Drew Beringer speaks with Stevie Knipe about Adult Mom's latest album, → Read More
Ben Walsh of Tigers Jaw
Drew Beringer talks with Tigers Jaw's Ben Walsh about the band's latest album, → Read More
Camp Trash – ‘Downtiming’ (Album Premiere)
We have the exclusive premiere of Camp Trash's debut EP, 'Downtiming.' → Read More
Drew Beringer’s Top Albums of 2020
here are thirty albums that i liked the most. thirty: barely civil – i’ll figure this out (take this to heart) sure emo is on its fifth wave or something by now already but barely civil is one of the brightest spots within it still – their second record is a classic case of “making […] → Read More
Respire – ‘Black Line’ Track-by-Track Break Down
Respire takes us track-by-track on their new album, 'Black Line.' → Read More
Jeremy Bolm of Touché Amoré
Drew Beringer and Touché Amoré's Jeremy Bolm discuss the band's fifth album 'Lament.' → Read More
The Front Bottoms – In Sickness & In Flames
Drew Beringer reviews The Front Bottoms' fifth album, → Read More