Who we cover & how

The Roster

We don't cover everything — we cover what matters. High-priority bands get full hubs and recurring coverage. Roster bands get the stories that count. And when something truly seismic happens anywhere in music, we make an exception — because some news is simply too big to ignore.

Tier 02 · The Roster

Significant stories only

ColdplayStadium-scale melancholy turned technicolor joy.Hub coming soon
Green DayBerkeley punks who grew into rock opera.Hub coming soon
Fall Out BoyChicago hooks, wordy titles, arena emo.Hub coming soon
Foo FightersThe last great American rock institution.Hub coming soon
HAIMThree sisters, LA grooves, immaculate feel.Hub coming soon
Kings of LeonSouthern fire with festival-sized choruses.Hub coming soon
Linkin ParkGenre-fusing giants, reborn for a new decade.Hub coming soon
MetallicaThe biggest metal band that ever was.Hub coming soon
My Chemical RomanceTheatrical emo's dark royalty.Hub coming soon
New Found GloryPop-punk's most reliable engine.Hub coming soon
OasisBritpop's brawling royalty, back together.Hub coming soon
Pale WavesGoth-pop shimmer from Manchester.Hub coming soon
ParamoreFrom Franklin basements to genre-defying icons.Hub coming soon
Pearl JamSeattle's conscience, still burning.Hub coming soon
The Smashing PumpkinsGrand ambitions, infinite sadness.Hub coming soon
U2Four decades chasing the biggest sound on Earth.Hub coming soon
The exception rule

Some news is too big to skip

When something seismic happens beyond the roster — the kind of story every music fan will be talking about tomorrow — we cover it. Rarely, and only when it's earned.

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