In anticipation of their upcoming full-length, Wicked Nature, The Vines have released the video for their first single, “Metal Zone.” A short two-and-a-half minutes and the band proves that they can be just as in-your-face as ever before. The rock guitars are loud, and the punk is just as catchy, and the video carries a […]
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REVIEW: The Vines – Future Primitive
June 13th, 2011 
James Shotwell “In conclusion, Future Primitive is a decent addition to the band’s catalogue. It certainly has its moments and will keep you top tapping throughout. Personally, I feel it will take a lot more to convince in the long term – but then again, if they’ve made it this far, there must be a certain je ne sais quoi that I’m just not discerning.”
The Vines fifth studio release
January 19th, 2011 Grant Trimboli The Vines are gearing up to release their fifth studio album entitled Future Primitive with an exclusive listen, after the jump, of what’s to come. Enjoy!
The Black Dahlia Murder New Track “Raped in Hatred by Vines of Thorn”
May 15th, 2013 Grant Trimboli Michigan natives, The Black Dahlia Murder, reached out to Revolver earlier today to premiere their brand new, Evil Dead inspired song “Raped in Hatred by Vines of Thorn.” Listen by simply heading here. This song will come off of the band’s forthcoming album, Everblack, which hits stores on June 11 through Metal Blade Records. Read […]
STREAM: Senses Fail – Vines
June 15th, 2012 Grant Trimboli Friday just got 10 times better! Senses Fail have released a stream of their fantastic new song, entitled “Vines,” and we cannot get enough of it. The song will be featured on their forthcoming greatest hits release, Follow Your Bliss: The Best Of Senses Fail, that hits stores on June 19 through Staple Records. Pre-orders […]
Hear Heyrocco’s New Summery Single “Elsewhere”
April 27th, 2015 Nina Corcoran Sometimes I get sad the 2000s are over. Alt rock saw its resurgence prime with bands like The White Stripes, The Starting Line, and The Vines. A lot of that talent came from British acts, but America had plenty of excellent contributions. It’s been a decade now since most of those bands’ hits rode the […]
LIVE REVIEW: Big Day Out (1/26/14 – Sydney, Australia)
January 30th, 2014 Brenton Harris For over two decades, the Big Day Out has been regarded as Australia’s premier touring musical festival. Responsible for bringing some of the world’s biggest acts to Australian shores, the Big Day Out has played host to international acts as influential and diverse as Nirvana, Kanye West, Blink 182, Rage Against The Machine, Bjork, Iggy […]
Cursive – Mama, I’m Swollen
March 16th, 2009 James Shotwell Artist: Cursive Album: Mama, I’m Swollen Genre: Indie Label: Saddle Creek Tracks: 1. In The Now 2. From The Hips 3. I Couldn’t Love You 4. Donkeys 5. Caveman 6. We’re Going To Hell 7. Mama, I’m Satan 8. Let Me Up 9. Mama, I’m Swollen 10. What Have I Done? Slow jams about […]
REVIEW: Pity Sex keep it simple on ‘White Hot Moon’
April 28th, 2016 Bianca Silva Artist: Pity Sex Album: White Hot Moon Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Label: Run For Cover Records There’s typically this underlying expectation with every musical act that a second album has to be bigger and different than its predecessor. Sometimes, though, bands refrain from taking huge risks and instead opt for the safe route, still managing […]
Fallujah will keep you awake with video for “Abandon”
April 26th, 2016 J.J. Ellis Ahead of the April 29 release of their third full-length, Dreamless, San Francisco technical death metal giants Fallujah have unleashed their music video for the song “Abandon.” The video presents smoky, ethereal visuals that also reflect the beautiful album art. Musically, it contrasts brutality and heaviness with atmospheric, nearly post-rock moments—a juxtaposition you might find […]
REVIEW: Amon Amarth – ‘Jomsviking’
March 28th, 2016 J.J. Ellis Artist: Amon Amarth Album: Jomsviking Label: Metal Blade Genre: Death metal While there are a number of bands out there that blend metal and their Nordic heritage, you would be hard-pressed to name one who has done so as consistently well as Amon Amarth. By eschewing the traditional folk music influences and committing to the […]
REVIEW: O’Brother – ‘Endless Light’
March 25th, 2016 Drew Caruso Artist: O’Brother Album: Endless Light Label: Triple Crown Genre: Rock Get your ice packs ready, because you’re about to headbang relentlessly into the night. O’Brother return with their third LP, Endless Light, an album that is toned down from the abrupt heaviness of Disillusion and mixed with a little more light and air to make […]