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Straight from the streets of Hollywood, idobi Howl is proud to welcome Sunset Rat Pack. Hosted by Austin Carlile (Of Mice and Men), Da Kurlzz (Hollywood Undead), and Tallywood (CRSL Clothing/RESQWATER), these three remarkable men are ready to take you on a ride through music.

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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Harrison Gordon Reveals Sophomore LP ‘BLISS’ (opens the original)

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    The day has finally arrived! The band Harrison Gordon, fronted by the man Harrison Gordon, has released their highly-anticipated sophomore LP, BLISS, where they try to discover what that word even means. Gordon, the vocalist, says, “I had a two-week period where every night, I’d have the same nightmare about people who weren’t in my life anymore. Not even the individuals I’d burned or who’d burned me, just the friends who aren’t around anymore.” He continues, “After a few nights I grew convinced

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Fraternal Twin to Live Well: New Songs To Listen To In September (opens the original)

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    Out with the summer, and in with the fall! Not only is it back-to-school season…it’s also basically Halloween, and we are ready for all things creepy and spooky. If you need the right playlist for your autumn kick-off, idobi Radio has the best new metal, indie, pop-punk, and rock finds that just dropped in September. From Fraternal Twin to Live Well, and beyond, these new songs will be your favorite new listens this month. Fraternal Twin — “Halo Fell Forever” Time to get existential with Fratern

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    The Paradox Drop Ramones-Inspired Track “That’s Not Fair” (opens the original)

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    We are eagerly awaiting The Paradox‘s sophomore EP, Proceed With Caution. But until its October 2 arrival, the pop-punk stars have dropped “That’s Not Fair” to tide us over. The group perfectly intertwines elements of classic punk rock with modern rock sonics, and a bit of humor, too. The EP is also set to feature singles “I Kinda Like That” and “Good For Me.”” Frontman Eric Dangerfield says, “‘That’s Not Fair’ was inspired by The Ramones, sonically, and it came from us talking about the funnies

  4. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    K.Flay Feels Disillusioned On Scathing New Single “Ants” (opens the original)

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    K.Flay is back and better than ever. And she’s singing what we’re all thinking on her new single, “Ants.” This single was preceded by an album from her side project 2XT. She shared on social media, “This song is about the destructive nature of power. It’s an expression of the disillusionment I feel when I look out at the world right now, when I see what corporations and governments and billionaires are doing. It’s also an expression of my own sense of culpability.” K.Flay added, “Because I wear

  5. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    The Wldlfe Get Experimental On Otherworldly Single “Saturn” (opens the original)

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    Get ready to take an out-of-this-world trip with trio The Wldlfe, who have just revealed their most unique offering to date with “Saturn.” The track is set to appear on their forthcoming album Revolver, due out on October 2, via Riser House Records. The LP is set to feature fellow singles “No Sleep,” “Heart,” “Lips,” and “Parachute.” Here, The Wldlfe is at their most experimental and continues to show why they are indie-pop’s next legacy act. Vocalist Jansen Hogan shares, “The day we wrote ‘Satu

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