Holy delays Batman! In a move that is not that surprising, the upcoming DC epic, Batman vs. Superman, has been pushed back a whopping ten months, from July 2015 to May 2016. With all the news buzzing around about a possible Nightwing, Wonder Woman casting, DC cameos galore, and a massive budget, it comes as […]
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‘Batman Vs. Superman’ Release Moved To May 2016
January 18th, 2014 
Drew Caruso 
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UTG EXCLUSIVE: Stream Makeshift Shelters’ Debut EP, ‘The Cautious End of Things’
November 20th, 2013 Tyler Osborne Today Under the Gun Review is proud to exclusively stream the debut EP for DC-based indie rock band Makeshift Shelters. The EP, titled The Cautious End of Things, is a cathartic short release that is so catchy that you’d think a more established band wrote it already. We already reviewed the first single from the […]
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November 7th, 2013 Drew Caruso Not going to lie, I am a little surprised. Reports are coming in that there have been casting calls for the roles of Nightwing, and Wonder Woman, for the upcoming DC film, Batman vs. Superman. There is still no word if that is the official title or not, so we’ll just go with it. According […]
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November 6th, 2013 Tyler Osborne Today at Under the Gun Review we are really excited to share with you the debut track from DC’s newest indie rock outfit, Makeshift Shelters. The title track off their debut record, The Cautious End of Things, is a story about dealing with the fallout of a relationship gone sour, and the mental toll it […]
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EXCLUSIVE: UTG Helps AUIAC Present DC Premiere of ‘Filmage’ On November 15
October 17th, 2013 Tyler Osborne A few days ago we announced that we were hosting a screening of Filmage: The Story of DESCENDENTS/ALL. Today, we’re pleased to help our Head of Videography, Tyler Osborne, promote his Washington, DC Premiere screening of this fantastic documentary! Filmage tells the story of the legendary punk bands Descendents and ALL, how they got their […]
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Rock The Bells Canceled In NY And DC
September 27th, 2013 Kriston McConnell It’s been announced on the official Rock The Bells website that two of the four dates have been canceled due to poor ticket sales. Rock The Bells is an annual hip hop festival that usually brings thousands of guests, but apparently, for at least two cities, didn’t sell enough tickets. The festival organizers had to […]
REVIEW: Down to Nothing – ‘Life on the James’
September 10th, 2013 Tyler Osborne Band: Down to Nothing Album: Life on the James Label: Revelation Records Genre: Hardcore Down to Nothing is Richmond, Virginia’s hardcore golden child. Having this much love and popularity as a band comes with certain expectations of quality in new material, especially when the last full record you put out was five years ago (The […]
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UTG TV: A Conversation with Kill Lincoln
July 10th, 2013 Tyler Osborne Hello, everyone! We are happy to introduce to you a new series on UTG TV called A Conversation with…, where we sit down and get to know new artists, as well as some of your old favorites. On our pilot episode, we sit back and talk to Washington, DC based ska-punk band, Kill Lincoln. We […]
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MUSIC VIDEO: Kill Lincoln – “Wake, Wait, Repeat”
June 20th, 2013 Tyler Osborne Washington DC ska-punk band Kill Lincoln relased a music video for their song, “Wake, Wait, Repeat,” today on BlankTV. The video was shot by our very own UTG staffer Tyler Osborne, and is a live shoot of the band playing in their house after nobody shows up to their party. Kill Lincoln just released their […]
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UTG at AFI: 10 Films You Need to See at AFI Docs Film Festival
June 18th, 2013 Tyler Osborne AFI Docs, the East Coast’s premiere documentary film festival starts tomorrow in Washington, DC, and here at UTG we’re excited to cover it and give you the scoop on what will be some of the best documentaries that 2013 has to offer. With a few world premieres and exclusive screenings, we’ve collected a list of […]
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REVIEW + STREAM: Kill Lincoln – That’s Cool…In A Totally Negative and Destructive Way
June 5th, 2013 Tyler Osborne Band: Kill LIncoln Album: That’s Cool…in a Totally Negative and Destructive Way Label: Jump Start Records Genre: Ska/Pop-Punk Ska is such a dirty word these days. Asking a friend if they want to go see a ska band is basically opening a door to statements such as “you still like ska??” Yes, ska became a […]
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Gerard Way Had An Approved Batman Comic Imprint
June 3rd, 2013 Dan Bogosian Gerard Way, best known as the vocalist for My Chemical Romance, has had work in comic book writing before. He had several of his drawings appear in Apocalypse Suite from Dark Horse Comics in 2007. Little did we know, Way was also working on his own imprint of Batman that DC Comics had officially approved. […]
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