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welcome to the new punkaganda press +

welcome to the new punkaganda press +

welcome to the new punkaganda press +

Resonating Resilience: BLKVAPOR's Final EP 'OOZE' and Their Enduring Musical Legacy

BLKVAPOR, the Baltimore-based rock band, bids farewell with their final EP, "OOZE,"
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RILEY! Returns with New Single “Keep Your Cool, Man”

Never wavering in their enthusiasm and momentum, the band has released their newest single “Keep Your Cool, Man” from their upcoming third, full-length record.
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Cheridomingo's 'Peace of Mind': Crafting Cathartic Soundscapes in Emo Rock

Cheridomingo's latest offering, "Peace of Mind, is a testament to the band's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with listeners on a deep, visceral level.
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Iowa’s Emo Trio Stars Hollow Return with the Release of the Single “Acne Scars”

the band has finally returned with their newest single “Acne Scars” from their upcoming EP In the Flowerbead, which set to release on April 5th via Acrobat Unstable Records.
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"After the Storm": Brigitte Mena's Musical Odyssey Through Life's Turmoils

we’re excited to put Dallas based singer Brigitte Mena in the spotlight who is releasing her third album "After the Storm"
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feature of the month

BANSHEE

On the track, Banshee says: "This song is my artist statement, which is creating beauty and other worlds as a way to heal and thrive. It's inspired by the Michelangelo quote "I saw the angel in the marble, and I carved until I set him free." That's how I've always approached making music--I'm just bringing to life worlds that already exist in my head. I'm also inspired by the Aestheticism movement, which challenged the Victorian idea that art had to have a moral lesson, and celebrated beauty and "art for art's sake."

Listen to "Angel in the Sound" Now