West Coast “beauty slap” duo, Made In Heights, never keep fans waiting for too long before offering up new material. Following the release of “Ghosts” in September, Kelsey and Sabzi are back with one of their most solid efforts yet in “Panther.” “Panther” is poignant and haunting with a hypnotic haze that’s nearly impossible to […]
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Made In Heights Stream New Single Titled “Ghosts”
September 15th, 2014 
Brian Leak Self proclaimed “beauty slap” duo Made In Heights have dropped a new single out of the blue, entitled “Ghosts,” for us to dance along with. Following a full release from 2010 and several other singles, “Ghosts” is the newest jam from the underrated West Coast outfit in a growing catalogue of killer pop cuts. It’s […]
Heights Officially Call It Quits
March 25th, 2014 Kriston McConnell After five years of being a band, the metalcore group known as Heights have called it quits. The band states that some of them have simply lost their passion, and without that they can’t function as a group. They are all still friends though, and have every intention of scheduling some farewell tour dates. You […]
Heights Lose Vocalist Thomas Debaere, Promise To Continue On
May 6th, 2012 James Shotwell Rising UK act Heights have parted ways with longtime vocalist Thomas Debaere. News of Debaere’s exit came from the band themselves yesterday. In a message to fans on their official website, Heights wrote: As some of you may have read or heard today we parted ways with our vocalist and good friend Thomas Debaere. We […]
REVIEW: Heights – Dead Ends
July 18th, 2011 James Shotwell I’ve finally come to terms with the fact that all my “the end is neigh” talk in regards to the modern day metal scene is completely unfounded. There are plenty of good bands out there; a few mainstream bands, or bands that many have yet to learn about, like Heights. So I should probably stop complaining, and just enjoy the music…”
Hawthorne Heights To Play Charity Show
October 19th, 2010 Matth Hawthorne Heights are playing a charity show in Leeds for an Jennifer Lovell, a fan that was injured at their show back in 2006.
Hawthorne Heights – Fragile Future
August 25th, 2008 James Shotwell Band: Hawthorne Heights Album: Fragile Future Genre: Rock/ Post Hardcore Label: Victory Tracks: 1. The Business of Paper Stars 2. Rescue Me 3. Somewhere In Between 4. Until The Judgment Day 5. Somewhere In Between 6. Sugar in The Engine 7. Desperation 8. Four Become One 9. 231 10. Disaster 11. Let Go of Everything […]
We Interviewed Micah from HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS!
August 12th, 2008 James Shotwell Today, James spent a few minutes on the phone with Micah from Hawthorne Heights and the contents of that conversation can be found below. Be sure to check out the band’s new album, Fragile Future [our review will be up soon]! J: Hey Micah, how’s your day been going? HH: Pretty good. We’re in Denver […]
Five & Five: Up-And-Coming / Breakthrough Artists To Keep An Eye Out For At CMJ 2014
October 19th, 2014 Dana Reandelar The 34th installment of New York City’s CMJ Music Marathon is upon us all. CMJ is notorious for its showcases that consist of both artists that have blown up and artists that are quickly headed in that direction. Under The Gun is happy to provide you with suggestions for five up-and-coming acts and five breakthrough […]
UTG PHOTOS & REVIEW: Outside Lands 2014, Days Two & Three (8/9, 8/10)
August 18th, 2014 Brian Leak Under The Gun Review co-owner and editor, Brian Lion, attended the Outside Lands Music & Arts festival in San Francisco, CA from August 8-10. The 7th annual Outside Lands Music & Arts festival took place from August 8-10 in the historic Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA. Hosting upwards of 180k attendees, Outside Lands […]
UTG LIST: 10 Must-See Undercard Acts at Outside Lands 2014
July 28th, 2014 Brian Leak Northern California’s premier, eco-friendly music and arts festival is nigh! The unsurprisingly sold out Outside Lands is set to take place August 8-10 in the historic Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA, and Under the Gun Review will be on-site to cover all of its glorious offerings. We’ll cover Outside Lands’ various food, drink, […]
10 years later: Red Hot Chili Peppers’ ‘Stadium Arcadium’
May 9th, 2016 J.J. Ellis You would be hard-pressed to find a more polarizing band than Red Hot Chili Peppers. Despite their detractors, people have continued buying their records by the millions and flocking to see them live for the last three decades. Along with their numerous hits, they are a band that has continually evolved. Everyone knows Flea is […]