A Rocket To The Moon are currently demoing and writing songs for the new album.
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A Rocket To The Moon demoing for new album
June 29th, 2011 
Tori Thomas 
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Tags: a rocket to the moon, demoing, Fueled by Ramen, new record, writing 
Comments Off on A Rocket To The Moon demoing for new albumThe AP Sessions: The Maine
June 29th, 2011 Tori Thomas Alternative Press posted The AP Session with The Maine. You can see the band’s performances of “Right Girl” and “Into Your Arms” below.
Posted in News Tags: alternative press, ap sessions, Fearless Records, Right Girl, The Maine Comments Off on The AP Sessions: The MaineLucas Carpenter performing “Ice Cream Truck”
June 29th, 2011 Tori Thomas Lucas Carpenter posted a video of his performance of “Ice Cream Truck” in Philly. You can see the master of looping at work below. If you like what you hear, ‘like’ him on facebook.
Posted in News Tags: ice cream truck, live, looping, Lucas Carpenter, Philly Comments Off on Lucas Carpenter performing “Ice Cream Truck”MUSIC VIDEO: Aiden – A Portrait Of The Artist
June 29th, 2011 James Shotwell Easily one of the most visually appealing bands today, Aiden have unleashed a brand new music video in support of their latest single, “A Portrait Of The Artist.” The video, which you can view below, features frontman Wil Francis fighting for his life while masked vigilantes carry him away to meet his end. A fitting […]
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REVIEW: Call To Preserve – Validation EP
June 29th, 2011 James Shotwell “As an EP, Validation does everything you could hope for it to do: gives a solid glimpse into what a band has in its arsenal while providing a killer track or two–but not giving up everything the band has that’s worthwhile (a mistake In Flames made with their Mirror’s Truth EP). Assuming this EP becomes a trend, the music world should be on the lookout for Call To Preserve with their next full-length.”
Posted in Features, Reviews Tags: breakup, call to preserve, Christian, ep, facedown, final album, hardcore (genre), review, validation Comments Off on REVIEW: Call To Preserve – Validation EPThere For Tomorrow track-by-track
June 29th, 2011 James Shotwell There For Tomorrow vocalist Maika Maile has opened up about the meaning behind each and every song on The Verge. Click here to read what he had to say. The Verge hit stores this week and comes highly recommended by our staff.
Posted in News Tags: Maika Maile, pop (genre), rock (genre), the verge, there for tomorrow, Track-by-track Comments Off on There For Tomorrow track-by-trackSTREAM/DOWNLOAD: Cory Gunz – Outta My Mind
June 29th, 2011 James Shotwell Need a little bass in your life? Cory Gunz is putting final touches on his upcoming Son Of A Gun mixtape and dropped this treat as a teaser. Click below and enjoy “Outta My Mind.” Gunz is definitely an artist to watch.
Sharks bass player leaves
June 29th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Sharks have let out to the press that their bass player, Cris O’Reilly, has left the band for undisclosed reasons. The band has issued a statement regarding this incident that can be read below. We regret to announce that Cris O’Reilly is no longer in Sharks. We would like to wish him all the best […]
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June 29th, 2011 Grant Trimboli The Wonder Years have a special (acoustic) treat for all of their fans this morning. The band performed their Nervous Energies Session featuring three brand new songs from Suburbia. They play “Woke Up Older,” “Local Man Ruins Everything” and “Don’t Let Me Cave” that can be viewed right here on UTG. Watch and enjoy!
Posted in News Tags: acoustic, Don't Let Me Cave, local man ruins everything, nervous energies, suburbia, The Wonder Years, twy, Woke Up Older Comments Off on The Wonder Years perform acoustic songsMUSIC VIDEO: Lady Antebellum – Just A Kiss
June 29th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Lady Antebellum are starting to cover a ton of ground already with their wildly popular music video for “Just A Kiss” that can be viewed right here on UTG. This song is the first single off of their forthcoming album, Own The Night, that hits iTunes and everywhere on September 13 via Capitol Records. Watch […]
Posted in News Tags: capitol records, just a kiss, Lady Antebellum, music video, own the night, single, video Comments Off on MUSIC VIDEO: Lady Antebellum – Just A KissSTREAM: Trivium – Dusk Dismantled
June 29th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Yesterday, UTG gave you a quick 30-second clip of Trivium‘s new song “Dusk Dismantled” and now we are bringing you the entire thing today. Listen to it right here and if you enjoy be sure to pick up the band’s upcoming release, In Waves, that hits stores on August 9. What do you think of […]
STREAM: SL Jones – Michael Jordan
June 29th, 2011 James Shotwell I always knew MJ would become a hip hop reference point, but never would I have guessed SL Jones would be the one to coin the term (probably because I have no idea who SL Jones is). Click below to stream the reissue cut, “Michael Jordan.” The reissue will be a 15-track project titled The […]
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