The Birds of Satan, side project of Foo Fighters‘ drummer Taylor Hawkins, have a self-titled album scheduled to hit stores April 15. We currently have the debut release from the band streaming now after the jump. In addition to Hawkins, the band features Wiley Hodgden and Mick Murphy. The trio also received help from Dave […]
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Stream The Birds Of Satan’s Self-Titled Album
April 7th, 2014 
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This Wild Life Announce New Record ‘Clouded,’ Stream Single
April 7th, 2014 John Bazley Recent Epitaph Records signees This Wild Life have announced that they will release their debut record Clouded on May 27. You can check out the album art, track listing, and stream the first single, “History,” with an accompanying music video after the jump. I’ve been following this band since their cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s […]
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LYRIC VIDEO: The Neighbourhood – “Honest”
April 7th, 2014 Amber Wade The Neighbourhood have released a lyric video for their track “Honest.” The song is featured on the official soundtrack for The Amazing Spider-Man 2. The soundtrack is set to be released April 22. It can be pre-ordered now through iTunes. The soundtrack also features music from Alicia Keys, Pharrell Williams and many more. Head after […]
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Mat Kerekes (Citizen) Releases Video For “The Midnight”
April 7th, 2014 John Bazley Citizen frontman Mat Kerekes has released a music video for “The Midnight,” a solo song that was released back in February via Bandcamp. You can check it out after the jump. Kerekes has released a steady stream of solo material over the past year, including a few splits with his brother, Chris Kerekes. The solo […]
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Breathe Carolina Debut “Chasing Hearts” Featuring Tyler Carter
April 7th, 2014 James Shotwell The promotional efforts surrounding Breathe Carolina’s forthcoming album continue this afternoon with the release of a new song titled “Chasing Hearts.” I don’t think anyone would think of Breathe Carolina if they were asked to choose their favorite group in the current alternative scene based on love songs, but there is something superbly romantic about […]
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Ex-As I Lay Dying Members Post Second Series of Song Previews, Tease New Band Logo
April 7th, 2014 Kevin Blumeyer Continuing what they started a few days ago, the remaining members of As I Lay Dying (sans Tim Lambesis) have again taken to their individual Instagram accounts to post short snippets of some new music. While the previous set of videos seemed to suggest bassist/vocalist Josh Gilbert would be taking over lead vocalist duties, the […]
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Periphery Frontman Spencer Sotelo Joins From First To Last
April 7th, 2014 James Shotwell Well, this was certainly unexpected. Alternative Press is reporting that Periphery frontman Spencer Sotelo has joined From First To Last and is currently working with the band to finish their upcoming album. The announcement was made with a video statement from the band, which included a clip of Sotelo adding vocals to one of FFTL’s […]
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REVIEW: LAXX – ‘Step Two’
April 7th, 2014 Mike Giegerich Artist: LAXX Album: Step Two Label: Never Say Die Records Genre: Bass music Naysayers would lead the uneducated electronic music fan to believe it’s all downhill from here as repetitive festival house tracks among others plague the scene and producers leave behind their strengths to capitalize on trends, but it’s simply not the case. Rather, […]
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Daylight Officially Change Name To Superheaven, Announce New Tour Dates
April 7th, 2014 Kyle Florence Earlier this afternoon, Pennsylvania’s Daylight announced that, from this day forward, they will now be known as “Superheaven.” According to the four-piece, they “legally cannot operate under the band name ‘Daylight’ anymore,” and as such, have opted to begin a new chapter in their careers. The group was adamant that, despite this change, their members, […]
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‘Captain America 3’ To Release Same Day As ‘Batman Vs. Superman’
April 7th, 2014 Drew Caruso With a record breaking opening in April, Captain America: The Winter Soldier has taken over cinema screens this past week. Due to its vast success, it seems that Marvel is ready to put the yet untitled Captain America 3 up against Batman vs. Superman, with both films set to release May 6, 2016. We here […]
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Amber Pacific To Enter Studio With Mike Herrera of MxPx
April 7th, 2014 Kyle Florence Back around age 15, as I was just beginning to delve into the wonderful world of music, I stumbled across Amber Pacific’s first album, The Possibility and the Promise, and almost instantly fell in love. “Poetically Pathetic” was my angst-filled teenage anthem for subsequent months, and though the group’s more recent recordings haven’t impacted me […]
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Sledding With Tigers Premiere “Oh, Right. Damn, It.”
April 7th, 2014 James Shotwell With just over a week to go before the digital release of their debut album, San Diego’s Sledding With Tigers have partnered with our dear friends at Modern Vinyl to premiere a new song titled “Oh, Right.” Damn, It.” The last single to be released off A Necessary Bummer before the band releases a full […]
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