Artist: Foxing | Album: Dealer | Genre: Indie | Label: Triple Crown A little over a year ago, I interviewed Foxing while on tour supporting their fantastic debut LP, The Albatross. Filled with energy and an upsurge of fans, the band grew larger and larger, high enough to find their sophomore LP, Dealer, one of […]
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REVIEW: Foxing – ‘Dealer’
October 30th, 2015 
Drew Caruso 
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OP-ED: Take Back the Microphone
October 16th, 2015 Michael McCarron How do we transform our miasma music community? This question is one that weaves around my regular anxieties like a concertgoer weaving their way around a packed house in order to get to the front row. Our music community is taking advantage of its own and corrupting the innocent young folks who clamor for some […]
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mewithoutYou Release Video For “Red Cow & Dorothy”
October 14th, 2015 Drew Caruso mewithoutYou, who are currently on tour with The Menzingers, have released a new music for their tracks “Red Cow” and “Dorothy.” The video showcases singer Aaron Weiss traversing through train yards, power plants, and more with a companion. With the entire band making apperances with the “Dorothy” section of the video, director Daniel Davison creates […]
Foxing “Weave” Textures And Layers With New Track
October 6th, 2015 Drew Caruso Foxing have released the opener to their upcoming sophomore LP, Dealer, due out Oct. 30 via Triple Crown Records. Premiering over at Wall Street Journal, “Weave” puts “The Albatross to bed, in a way,” says Bassist Josh Coll. Featuring a soft and beautiful build, “Weave” layers instruments and sounds on top of each other into […]
Coheed And Cambria Try To Turn The Clocks Back With “Eraser”
October 1st, 2015 Drew Caruso Coheed and Cambria are streaming a new track (via Noisey) from their upcoming LP, The Color Before The Sun. “Eraser” is classic Coheed mixed with new pop rejuvenation. Featuring a frantic pre-chorus, “Eraser” explodes with its infectious chorus, getting the lines “Erase, eraser” stuck in the head of whoever hears it. The Color Before The […]
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UTG Premiere: Father Mountain – ‘On Leaving & Being Left Behind’
September 25th, 2015 James Shotwell Today is the day recent Antique Records signees Father Mountain have been looking forward to for the better part of 2015. After months of planning and preparation the Kentucky based indie rock band is finally sharing the deluxe version of their debut EP, On Leaving & Being Left Behind, with the world, and UTG has […]
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Beach Slang Release “Young & Alive” From Upcoming LP
September 15th, 2015 Drew Caruso Beach Slang are set to release their highly anticipated debut LP, The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us, on Oct. 30 via Polyvinyl Records. Already having released “Bad Art & Weirdo Ideas,” the band has gifted fans with a fantastic new track, “Young & Alive.” Featuring the band’s motifs and imagery […]
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Coheed And Cambria Take You To Mars In New Track
September 5th, 2015 Drew Caruso Coheed and Cambria are gearing up to release their eighth LP, and first to break from the concept of singer/guitarist Claudio Sanchez’ The Amory Wars. The Color Before The Sun will release on October 16 through 300 Entertainment. The album’s lead single, “You’ve Got Spirit, Kid” has already been released, and now the band unveil […]
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Puppy Bang Heads With “Do It Again”
August 21st, 2015 Drew Caruso Puppy have done it again with their newest track, “Do It Again.” Prepare for huge riffs, poppy melodies, and just simple, fun, rock. With little of the band’s information making the light of day, it seems we will finally get a tangible form of the band’s sound with a September 25 EP release. Featuring four […]
Chris Cartier’s “Minimum Wage” Is The Best Song Of The Week
August 4th, 2015 James Shotwell If you were to try and understand the state of American economics by listening to Top 40 radio you may walk away feeling like everything is fine for the majority of US citizens. You would be incredibly wrong, but given the constant celebration of excess and lavish lifestyles heard in the music created by the […]
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REVIEW: Foreign Tongues – ‘Fragile, As Said Before’
July 27th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Foreign Tongues Album: Fragile, As Said Before Label: No Sleep Genre: Indie, Sadness A catalyst for somber emotive imagery and tenderness felt, the best way to experience Foreign Tongues‘ debut record is by imagining a simple, empty white room, being sure to give this space enough room to bloom. A room to be filled […]
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As Cities Burn Surprise With New Track “Goldmine”
July 2nd, 2015 Drew Caruso As Cities Burn have released another new track, surprising fans with the band’s return to new tunes. “Goldmine” is a blistering track, featuring thundering drums, screams, brooding atmospheres, and more. Still keeping with the band’s keen sense for melody, guitars thrash back and forth as the two vocals intertwine with one another. The band will […]
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