The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die have released their new album, Harmlessness, a few days in advance via Bandcamp. Check it out below. Harmlessness is huge in scale—a marvel in modern songwriting. The band’s massive sound reaches its full potential on many of these tracks, including the […]
Archive for September 21st, 2015
Stream And Download The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die’s Monumental New LP, ‘Harmlessness’
September 21st, 2015 
John Bazley 
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Tags: Epitaph Records, harmlessness, the world is, The World Is a Beautiful Place, The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, the world is a beautiful place and i am no loner afraid to die, TWIABP, twiabpaianlatd 
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Modern Baseball Release “Rock Bottom” Video
September 21st, 2015 James Shotwell The last year has been a wild ride for Modern Baseball. The success of You’re Gonna Miss It All catapulted the band from heroes of the punk underground to being buzzworthy mainstream talent will all the hype of the internet behind them. Somehow, the band has managed to keep their heads level through it all, […]
REVIEW: Lydia – ‘Run Wild’
September 21st, 2015 Dana Reandelar Artist: Lydia Title: Run Wild Label: 81twentythree Genre: Indie-Pop, Rock Lydia‘s music–from their debut album in 2005 to this year’s Run Wild–defies being put in a box. All five records aren’t given enough justice with an “indie rock” label. Their music is an uncommon art form; one that contours around the unique and easily identifiable […]
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10 Years On The Fence: Why ‘Good Apollo, Vol. 1’ Is Still The Most Important Record To Me
September 21st, 2015 Drew Caruso I remember the day quite vividly, ten years later. I had annoyed my mom all day about picking me up right when school ended, for we had to make our way to the local record store immediately; I had very important things to attend to. I was 14 years old, and I was about to […]
Posted in Editorials, Features, News Tags: Andrew Caruso, Claudio Sanchez, coheed and cambria, drew caruso, good apollo, good apollo 1, good apollo i'm burning star iv volume one: from fear through the eyes of madness, ten speed, ten years, ten years later, the suffering, welcome home Comments Off on 10 Years On The Fence: Why ‘Good Apollo, Vol. 1’ Is Still The Most Important Record To Me
UTG INTERVIEW: Cady Groves Talks About Her New Single, “Dreams”
September 21st, 2015 Dana Reandelar Cady Groves, the Oklahoma pop sweetheart we’ve all come to love, is back at it with a killer new jam, entitled “Dreams.” The new song, which is taken from her new EP of the same title, is due out on October 2 via Vel Records. Dreams, the EP, will be serving as her follow-up to […]
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UTG INTERVIEW: Tumbler Talk New Album, Creating With Family
September 21st, 2015 Brian Leak Epsom, England folk band Tumbler just released a brand new 12-track album last week, titled You Said. Spurred by family togetherness in intimate kitchen concerts and generations sharing new music with one another, the bond and organic camaraderie is felt throughout the album. We had a chance to speak with Tumbler’s founding father, Richard Grace, […]