The Paradox turned Kai Cenat’s 24-hour livestream into an impromptu rock show as the Atlanta band prepares to release Proceed With Caution and embark on its completely sold-out first national headline tour.
The Paradox delivers the summer’s catchiest pop-punk anthem, Militarie Gun and Mannequin Pussy surprise with a cinematic collaboration, and The Strokes revisit the understated magic that made them indie rock icons.
Atlanta rock band The Paradox announce their six-song EP Proceed With Caution and release “I Kinda Like That” as their first national headline tour approaches a sellout.
Every week, one or two songs inevitably elbow their way into my daily soundtrack. They survive the first listen, then the second, until I find myself reaching for them without thinking, and there was no shortage of new music this week. Punk veterans returned, longtime favorites teamed up, and a few artists managed to surprise…
Fresh off making Billboard history as the first all-Black band to top the Alternative Airplay chart, Atlanta’s The Paradox return with “Good For Me,” a soaring pop-punk anthem that signals a bold new chapter. Backed by a rapidly growing fanbase, major industry support, and an upcoming NPR Tiny Desk appearance, the quartet continue to redefine what modern alternative music can look and sound like.