Slayer surprised fans by opening last night’s Revolver Golden Gods Awards with a 3-song set that included a brand new song called “Implode.” The surprises continued late into the night as the studio version of the track was quickly made available for free download on the band’s official site. “Implode” represents our first taste of […]
Archive for April 24th, 2014
SURPRISE! Slayer Unleash New Song “Implode”
April 24th, 2014 
Kevin Blumeyer 
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Comments Off on SURPRISE! Slayer Unleash New Song “Implode”Mineral Announce Tour Dates, Fest 13 Appearance
April 24th, 2014 Troy Sennett If you were excited yesterday when Mineral made social networking accounts, today’s announcement will probably leave you speechless. The Austin, Texas band revealed plans for a short east coast and midwest tour in September, with an appearance at Fest 13 in Gainesville, Florida to follow in November. Check out the full list of dates after […]
The Story So Far To Release Acoustic EP June 17
April 24th, 2014 Troy Sennett The Story So Far may have made their name playing loud, energetic pop punk, but songs like “Clairvoyant,” released last year on a split EP with fellow Californians Stick To Your Guns, have proven the band’s ability to shine even when the volume is turned down. They will continue to explore that direction on Songs […]
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REVIEW: Trophy Scars – ‘Holy Vacants’
April 24th, 2014 Troy Sennett Artist: Trophy Scars Album: Holy Vacants Genre: Rock, Blues, Post-Hardcore Label: Monotreme Records Ambitious, high-concept records are nothing new in progressive post-hardcore. La Dispute and A Lot Like Birds have built careers on albums with deep, involved storylines, and Boys Night Out’s 2005 magnum opus, Trainwreck, is one of the genre’s crowning achievements, but the […]
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Wolves At The Gate Reveal Details For Sophomore Studio Album
April 24th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Back in July of 2012 Wolves At The Gate released their debut full length album via Solid State Records. Now that some time has passed since that album’s release, the band is prepared to drop a second full length through the label. Fans have known that the band was planning on releasing new music, but […]
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Imminence Records Adds Eyes Of Mara To Their Roster
April 24th, 2014 Kriston McConnell In recent months, Imminence Records has welcomed a handful of up and coming artists to their roster. The artists have ranged from post hardcore, to indie rock and a few in between. Yesterday, the label added another distinct group to their roster. The band is a five piece metal outfit based out of California named […]
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Stream A Reimagined Version Of Letlive.’s “The Dope Beat”
April 24th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Last year Letlive. released their hugely successful album The Blackest Beautiful. It’s certainly my personal favorite of theirs, and I’m definitely not the only one. Starting in January, the band released their first Renditions track from the album. According to the group, these are reimagined versions of songs from The Blackest Beautiful featuring a variety […]
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Suicide Silence To Name Forthcoming Album After Mitch Lucker’s Lyrics
April 24th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Suicide Silence will be releasing their first album with Eddie Hermida, who took the reins as the frontman of the band after Mitch Lucker passed away. Fans knew the group would be releasing a new album, it was just a matter of when. They finally confirmed some details for the album, and it’s incredibly touching. […]
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MUSIC VIDEO: Close Up On The Quiet Ones – “Stationary”
April 24th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Close Up On The Quiet Ones plan on releasing a short acoustic EP via their label, Autumn + Colour, titled Losing Game. The EP will come out May 20, and yesterday the band gave fans a preview of what to expect from it. They partnered up with Absolutepunk to premiere a music video for the […]
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London Grammar Reveal Visuals For “Sights”
April 24th, 2014 Kriston McConnell London Grammar are quickly making a name for themselves in the music world. Their debut full-length album was released less than a year ago (seven months, to be exact), but that has been enough to garner the trio over 500,000 fans on Facebook in such a short period of time. We’ve already seen a number […]
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