Mark Nason

1 week ago | whsn-fm.com | Mark Nason

Car Song, the new single from the Ataris marks the first release from the band’s upcoming as-yet untitled album, their first fill length in more than 15 years. The video’s Breaking Bad inspiration came from a real-life piece of Breaking Bad history; frontman Kristopher Roe purchased Walter White’s actual Volvo from the show’s assistant director and later traded it to producer Bob Hoag in exchange for studio time.

2 weeks ago | whsn-fm.com | Mark Nason

New Zealand quartet the Beths have released a brand new single to coincide with their signing to ANTI- Records. The new single Metal is the first new music from the band since 2023’s deluxe edition of the album Expert In A Dying Field on Carpark Records. “In some ways, ‘Metal’ is a song about being alive and existing in a human body,” explains vocalist/guitarist Elizabeth Stokes.

1 month ago | whsn-fm.com | Mark Nason

Legendary quartet Garbage has announced a new album Let All That We Imagine Be The Light will be released May 30th and shared the first single; There’s No Future In Optimism. “Going into making this record, I was determined to find a more hopeful, uplifting world to immerse myself in.” says frontwoman Shirley Manson. “The title of the album, Let All That We Imagine Be The Light is the perfect descriptor for this new record as a whole.

1 month ago | whsn-fm.com | Mark Nason

Badflower just announced their new album No Place Like Home, to be released June 20th via Big Machine Rock. To go along with the announcement, the band shared the first single, a heartbreaking song that relatable to many of us. “Our new song, ‘Paws,’ is about losing a pet,” frontman Josh Katz explains. “It’s a very seriousthing, and it’s something I’ve been through, and I know a lot of other people have been through.

1 month ago | whsn-fm.com | Mark Nason

Make no mistake; Ska isn’t dead. Just ask Philly-based band Catbite. Their new album Doom Garden doesn’t come out until May 9th but the band just shared the new song Tired of Talk that features guest vocals (and trumpet) from Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. “When we were writing, we felt this song would be the perfect opportunity to introduce a guest vocal,” explains guitarist Tim Hildebrand. “At the top of our list of people to ask was Patrick Stump.