Good Terms – “Progress”
We’ve all had that feeling of impending burnout, right? Well Los Angeles five-set Good Terms put the relatable sensation to sound and its all the listen you’ll need today. “Progress” […]
Category Archives: Pop Punk
Teenage Joans – “Sweet And Slow”
Aussie upstarts Teenage Joans are throwing it back to one of pop-punk’s most meaningful moments as they release an early 2000’s homage to the scene “Sweet And Slow.” A visceral […]
New Found Glory – “100%”
New Found Glory, rockin’ a tried and true pop-punk aesthetic for decades now, bolster their credentials as they sign to Pure Noise Records and release “100%” Aimed at emboldening eager […]
Bakers Eddy – “Dust On My Brain”
For their second such taste of new project I’m Doing Better [EP out June 6], New Zealand four-set Bakers Eddy engage in some sonic introspection on their new tune “Dust […]
Lisa Heller – LOSER!
Ahead of her HELLO MY NAME IS… EP release, Los Angeles’ Lisa Heller is learning to love love on her latest listen “LOSER!” An introspective-minded mix, this contemporary nod to […]
For Your Weekend…
Like any busy music blog, Digital High’s inbox gets hit up with submissions ranging from the ridiculous to the ridiculously good, that this one dude can’t possibly keep up with. […]
Kid Prexy – I Think That You’re Pretty
Pop-punk meets alt-rock at the intersection of love and first-sight on Kid Prexy’s latest “I THINK THAT YOU’RE PRETTY.” A commentary on the initial excitement of falling for a crush, […]
Love Ghost & Wiplash – LEFT ON READ
I thought dying used to be the worst thing that could happen to a person, but it’s 2023 now and that distinction belongs to being “LEFT ON READ” – the […]
Courting – Throw
Liverpool four-mem Courting make it official as they announce their upcoming album New Last Name [out Jan. 26] alongside lead single and lively listen “Throw.” Highlighted by kinetic percussion, effusive […]
For Your Weekend…
Like any busy music blog, Digital High’s inbox gets hit up with submissions ranging from the ridiculous to the ridiculously good, that this one dude can’t possibly keep up with. […]
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