Texas pop rockers Driver Friendly are gearing up to release their new full-length, Unimagined Bridges, in July. Today, they have treated fans to the album’s second single, titled “Everything Gold.” You can check out an acoustic performance of the song courtesy of Zero Platoon and AbsolutePunk. If you want to hear the song’s catchy melody […]
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Driver Friendly Debut New Song, “Everything Gold”
June 17th, 2014 
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Stream Lana Del Rey’s New Album, ‘Ultraviolence’
June 17th, 2014 James Shotwell Today is the day fans of silky smooth pop music have been waiting for all year long. After months of promotion, including a sold out US tour, Lana Del Rey is finally sharing Ultraviolence with the world. Our review of the record is not quite ready to post, but while we wait for that time […]
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Horror Fans Unite: Kickstart ‘The Mortuary Collection’ Or Else!
June 17th, 2014 James Shotwell People who love horror movies are some of the most dedicated fans in the world. It doesn’t matter if your film has a studio budget or if it was filmed in your backyard over the weekend–as long as the premise is decent and there is a chance of carnage, horror fans will more than likely […]
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G-Unit Compare Themselves To Christ On “They Talked About Jesus”
June 17th, 2014 James Shotwell “This one here is for all non-believers,” Young Buck raps on G-Unit’s latest, which debuted online earlier this week. “They talk,” Lloyd Banks follows moments later. “F–k it, they talked about Jesus,” Buck bites back. At this point you would have had to spend the better part of the last month in a coma in […]
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Dangerkids Release “Paper Thin” Video
June 17th, 2014 James Shotwell Former ‘Artist To Watch‘ pick Dangerkids have released the official video for their song “Paper Thin.” From the very first day Dangerkids made their presence known online, quality has been at the focus of their efforts. From teaser videos, to their initial demo, to the superb production that eventually went into their debut album for […]
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New ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ Trailer: Now With More Rocket Raccoon!
June 17th, 2014 James Shotwell I know it seems like we have been talking about Marvel‘s Guardians Of The Galaxy forever at this point, but with six weeks to go before the film’s official release the time has come for the studio’s marketing team to kick their efforts into overdrive. This morning, a new UK trailer for Guardians popped up […]
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UTG INTERVIEW: Julian Rhine Talks Rock, Rap, and Religion
June 17th, 2014 Brian Leak “The instruments are just conduits. The soul is where the music comes from.” Julian Rhine was raised on some of the greatest musical artists to ever create, which no doubt influenced his own path as a musician. As the Brooklyn native states “rock and rap are both sub-genres of pop, and I have deep-rooted love […]
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Watch Sylar’s Music Video For “Live/Breathe”
June 17th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Sylar recently released their debut full length album, To Whom It May Concern, via Razor & Tie Records. Now that it has been out for a couple of months, they’ve released a music video for one of the songs from it. The video is for the single “Live/Breathe,” and you can watch it below the […]
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All The Shelters Sign To Famined Records, Premiere New Music Video
June 17th, 2014 Kriston McConnell There has always been a huge presence of European and British musicians in the music industry. It feels to be even more the case in the post hardcore/metalcore scene as of late. The up-and-coming groups are quickly being swiped up by labels, and for good reason. The latest group to take a huge step in […]
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Stream Austra’s New EP ‘Habitat’
June 17th, 2014 Kriston McConnell If I had to recommend one synth pop band to everyone I met, it would be Austra. They have released some stellar music so far, and today they officially added an EP to their repertoire. The EP is titled Habitat, and you can stream it in its entirety below. You can also check out Rookie […]
Stream Three Of The Bonus Tracks From C!NCC’s Reissue Of ‘Pardon My French’
June 17th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! have officially released the deluxe version of their 2013 album, Pardon My French. The reissue includes three brand new songs as well as an acoustic version of their single “Taking Chances.” If you would like to hear the songs before picking up the deluxe edition then you are in luck! You […]
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