Slept on boygenius? Now's the perfect time to fix that By Marianne Eloise Boygenius – AKA Phoebe Bridgers' band – are releasing three demos from their 2018 EP, but you only have 24 hours to grab them
Why is no one talking about Phoebe Bridgers' best song? By Marianne Eloise Much has been made of Phoebe Bridgers' new album Punisher, but we want to talk about its cathartic climax I Know The End for a second
Want to stop sexual abuse in music? Male musicians need to pay more attention By Marianne Eloise The more we challenge suspect behaviour within our scenes, the safer they will be for everyone
The science of nostalgia: Why we're returning to the albums we loved as teens By Marianne Eloise We investigate the power of nostalgia – and why so many music fans are turning to the albums that soundtracked their formative years for comfort
Pete Wentz interview: Poetry, isolation and how to stay sane during lockdown By Marianne Eloise Better known as one of Fall Out Boy's founding members, Pete Wentz has recently joined forces with British duo Cheap Cuts for something a little different. He joins us to talk us through new single Check Your Phone, and life during lockdown
Sugar, We're Goin' Down by Fall Out Boy: The story behind the song By Marianne Eloise Pete Wentz talks us through how Fall Out Boy wrote their 2005 hit Sugar, We're Goin' Down
From Under The Cork Tree: 15 years of Fall Out Boy's emo milestone By Marianne Eloise A clarion call to miserable, misunderstood teenagers the world over, here one writer looks back at Fall Out Boy’s From Under The Cork Tree – and why "favourite albums" are a matter of timing, not reason
Sex, Spongebob and sweaty hands: Inside the wild world of Waterparks fanfiction By Marianne Eloise Waterparks have a devout and imaginative fanbase – so asking them for fanfiction might seem like a recipe for chaos. But that's exactly what vocalist Awsten Knight has done with his podcast, Slumber Party
Adapt to survive: Will emo be forced back to its DIY roots? By Marianne Eloise Alternative music has been growing in scope and ambition for years – but could we be about to see an enforced return of the bedroom lo-fi of the Myspace era?
Moral Panic: Bright Eyes, The Used and the rest of the week's emo news in brief By Marianne Eloise From Bright Eyes announcing a full-blown reunion tour to The Used dropping new music, here's everything you need to know about what's been going on in the 2020 emo revival
Waterparks interview: Inside the dark side of stan culture By Marianne Eloise Waterparks vocalist Awsten Knight opens up about his tricky relationship with his fans and how modern fame can mess with your head
Moral Panic: Hayley Williams, My Chemical Romance and the rest of the week's emo news in brief By Marianne Eloise From Hayley Williams completing her comeback to My Chemical Romance's ongoing global domination, here's everything you need to know about what's been going on in the 2020 emo revival
Bishop Briggs: "It's freeing but terrifying to release something this honest" By Marianne Eloise Bishop Briggs talks candidly about new album Champion, emo wish fulfilment and the creative liberation that follows "turning up in people’s studios weeping"
Moral Panic: Bright Eyes, My Chemical Romance and the rest of the week's emo news in brief By Marianne Eloise From the return of Bright Eyes to My Chemical Romance's UK shows, here's everything you need to know about what's been going on in the 2020 emo revival
Bright Eyes reunion: welcoming back the band who helped us survive the 2000s By Marianne Eloise With Bright Eyes, Conor Oberst helped a generation of teens make sense of the overwhelming world swirling around them as they came of age – as they announce their return, we look back at what made them so special to so many
The class of 2020: the bands you need in your life this year By Dannii Leivers, Briony Edwards, Marianne Eloise, Megan Lily Large As 2020 kicks into gear, we give you a run-down of the essential bands you need to acquaint yourselves with this year
Fall Out Boy: Star Wars, the emo revival and why believers will never die By Marianne Eloise Pete Wentz joins us to talk us through the rise, fall, and rise again of Fall Out Boy
Bishop Briggs' new album Champion: an artist laid bare but refusing to tone down By Marianne Eloise Bishop Briggs' new album Champion cements the singer's sound while finding strength in her vulnerability
My Chemical Romance are back and there's never been a better time to be emo By Marianne Eloise Dust off your hi-tops and your black hair dye – emo is back and in a better state than ever
Jimmy Eat World: how we wrote The Middle By Marianne Eloise A "throw-away song" which took less than an hour to create, The Middle has become one of Jimmy Eat World's most enduring anthems. Here, the band look back on how it came to life
Self-doubt, discovery and survival: inside Jimmy Eat World's new album, Surviving By Marianne Eloise With an energy which "sounds like an earlier version of us" and a message of limitless positivity at its heart, we go deep inside Jimmy Eat World's new album, Surviving
