Ohio native Machine Gun Kelly is the latest in a long line of hip-hop celebrities to try and find success on the silver screen. Lucky for us, his first role is a rapper. Beyond The Lights is the latest film from Love & Basketball creator Gina Prince-Bythewood. The film follows a young musician, who looks […]
Archive for October 16th, 2014
Machine Gun Kelly Makes His Big Screen Debut In Latest ‘Beyond The Lights’ Trailer
October 16th, 2014 
James Shotwell 
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UTG PREMIERE: Vinnie Caruana – “It’s Been Way Too Long”
October 16th, 2014 Derek Scancarelli Under The Gun Review is pleased to announce that we are premiering a new track by New York’s own Vinnie Caruana. “It’s Been Way Too Long” is an original track off of the soundtrack for the motion picture Bridge and Tunnel, which has been making waves across film festivals countrywide. Since its inception, the independent […]
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Circa Survive Announce New Album ‘Descensus,’ Share New Song Clip
October 16th, 2014 Ryan Kappy Circa Survive have been quite busy since partnering with Sumerian Records back in September to re-issue their 2012 album Violent Waves as well as a DVD release of their unforgettable performance at The Shrine in Los Angeles. Today, the band has announced the release of their long awaited fifth LP, titled Descensus. Little is still […]
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WATCH: Teaser Trailer For Ron Howard’s Intense ‘In The Heart Of The Sea’
October 16th, 2014 Sam Cohen Ron Howard, director of phenomenal true story adaptations like Apollo 13 and Frost/Nixon, has turned his immense talent towards an adaptation of Nathaniel Philbrick’s In the Heart of the Sea. For those of you unfamiliar with the story, Philbrick’s lauded novel is the basis for Moby Dick, telling the story of the crew on the Whaleship Essex. This vessel […]
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UTG’s 31 Days Of Halloween: ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors’
October 16th, 2014 James Shotwell Of all the holidays celebrated worldwide, no single day is more loved by the UTG staff than Halloween. With the arrival of the year’s best month, the time has finally come to begin rolling out a plethora of features and special announcements we have prepared in celebration of our favorite day, including the one you’re […]
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Parkay Quarts Announce New Album ‘Content Nausea,’ Stream New Song
October 16th, 2014 Nina Corcoran Parquet Courts are back with a new release, and they’re changing things up along with it. The Queens, NY indie punk four piece have undergone a homophonic name shift to Parkay Quarts to coincide with one member completing a degree in mathematics and another starting a family, seeing Andrew Savage and Austin Brown work alongside two friends […]
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REVIEW: Forever Came Calling – ‘What Matters Most…’
October 16th, 2014 Matthew Leimkuehler Artist: Forever Came Calling Album: What Matters Most… Genre: Pop Rock, Pop-Punk Label: Pure Noise Records Forever Came Calling‘s sophomore effort, What Matters Most, is a blistering and dynamic effort of pure emotion — a testimony delivered by a band that deserves to be the next biggest act in pop-punk. The record could easily be […]
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UTG TV: Ghost Parade Talk Tours and New Album Prep
October 16th, 2014 Scott Murray UTG TV met with Ghost Parade last Thursday at San Francisco’s Bottom Of The Hill to get caught up on everything the guys have been doing. Ghost Parade just recently finished a short run with Kiven and Rags & Ribbons on the West Coast. During our talk, the guys discussed that a new album was […]
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REQUIRED LISTENING: Noah Gundersen – “Smells Like Teen Spirit” (Nirvana Cover)
October 16th, 2014 Kyle Florence It is quite an undertaking covering one of the most notable songs of the last century, but as many of you probably already know, Noah Gundersen is no average musician. Earlier in the week, the 25-year-old singer-songwriter teamed up with Paste Magazine to unveil his own unique rendition of Nirvana’s 1991 hit, “Smells Like Teen […]
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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Once’ The Musical
October 16th, 2014 Brenton Harris Show: Once Produced by: John Frost and The Melbourne Theatre Company Venue: Princess Theatre, Melbourne There are very few films that successfully manage to encapsulate the raw power and emotional connectivity that music possesses. John Carney’s 2006 low budget romcom Once is one of those films; a critically acclaimed ‘sleeper hit’ that has developed a […]
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REVIEW: Florida Georgia Line – ‘Anything Goes’
October 16th, 2014 James Shotwell Artist: Florida Georgia Line Album: Anything Goes Genre: Country/Pop Filled from front to back with anthems for a generation of music fans that grew up with a cornfield in their backyard and the internet in their pocket, Anything Goes solidifies Florida Georgia Line as an unstoppable force in the world of music. If Here’s To […]
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The Weeknd Releases Remix Of “Often” Featuring Schoolboy Q And Rick Ross
October 16th, 2014 Kriston McConnell The Weeknd recently dropped a new single titled “Often.” Shortly after the release of the single he also revealed a NSFW music video for it. Now that a little bit more time has passed, the R&B crooner has unleashed a remixed version of the track featuring some new verses by Schoolboy Q and Rick Ross. […]
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