Toledo emo powerhouse Citizen have released the first single from their highly anticipated new record, Everybody Is Going To Heaven. You can stream “Cement” via Noisey below. After a few listens, I’d say “Cement” is an interesting choice for a first single and a confusing choice for the album opener. Citizen has traded the reverberated guitar tones of […]
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Citizen Release “Cement” From New Album ‘Everybody Is Going To Heaven,’ Launch Pre-Orders
May 5th, 2015 
John Bazley 
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Rotting Out Debut Hard-Hitting Music Video For “Born”
February 6th, 2015 Ryan Kappy Hardcore outfit Rotting Out are always the front runners when displaying a raw and energetic show, as I’ve been lucky enough to witnessed myself. With the release of their debut album The Wrong Way in 2013, the Los Angeles quintet were given more exposure with their hectic live show as they supported the release across […]
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Drug Church Release New Song, “Work Shy”
January 21st, 2015 Ryan Kappy Drug Church will be releasing their new EP, Swell, on February 10 via No Sleep Records. With the premiere of “But Does It Work?” off the EP, it’s an indication that the Albany, NY post-hardcore quintet has taken a step away from their sound they delivered on 2013’s Paul Walker. The band has debuted another […]
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No One Can Deny Chela’s “Handful Of Gold”
December 12th, 2014 James Shotwell Our friends at Noisey are great at having their thumb on the pulse of what will soon become the ‘next big thing,’ and earlier today they did the world a favor by sharing the amazing new video and infectious single from Chela. If you don’t know Chela yet, don’t worry. There is still time to […]
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Make Do And Mend Announce New Album, Release Title Track
December 10th, 2014 Dana Reandelar Connecticut-bread and Massachusetts-based post-hardcore outfit, Make Do And Mend, are scheduled to release a new record, entitled Don’t Be Long. Prior to this, the band’s last effort was their Rise Records debut, Everything You Ever Loved, in 2012. Although the new record has reportedly been finished, the release date and its cover art is yet to be […]
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Crying Stream ‘Get Olde/Second Wind’ In All Its Chiptune Glory
November 11th, 2014 Tyler Hanan I’ve been spreading love for the joy-inducing chiptune pop of New York trio Crying in various places across the internet. We haven’t celebrated this trio at Under the Gun since they signed with Run For Cover in May, somehow, so we’ll be fixing that now. Crying is releasing the follow-up to last year’s debut EP Get Olde […]
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Listen To The Jazz June’s First Album In Twelve Years, ‘After The Earthquake’
November 6th, 2014 John Bazley “Emo revival” has really taken on a new meaning lately. Along with several other late-nineties emo bands, The Jazz June reunited earlier this year and announced that they would be releasing a new record, their first in twelve long years. You can now listen to their latest effort, After The Earthquake. After some time off, the […]
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Puig Destroyer Stream Baseball-Themed “Batflip”
September 16th, 2014 Ryan Kappy The baseball season is slowly coming to an end and teams are fighting to the “grind” to either be on top of their respective division or for the last wild card spot before the postseason begins. With this being said, Puig Destroyer are streaming another song today off their self-titled debut that is all about […]
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Action Bronson Graces World With “Easy Rider” Music Video
August 21st, 2014 Mike Giegerich After releasing a trailer full of cinematic gold for his newest music video, Action Bronson has unleashed the visuals for “Easy Rider” in their entirety. Fortunately, the video lives up to (and possibly even surpasses) its teaser as it finds the charismatic rapper dropping acid, evading the police, and eventually discovering an item of sacred ties. […]
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The Swellers’ Drummer Pens Editorial About The Life And Death Of The Band
July 31st, 2014 Ryan Kappy The Swellers are a band that everyone in the overall punk scene should follow in terms of how to start a band, build your brand and market yourselves to the social masses of fans to really create something special from just starting out in a basement. The Flint, MI quartet did just that in their […]
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STREAM: Grey Gordon – “Indianapolis 2008”
July 29th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Grey Gordon will be releasing his debut full-length album, titled Forget I Brought It Up, September 2 via No Sleep Records. Earlier this month he announced the album, and subsequently premiered the lead single off it. Today he has teamed up with Noisey to unleash the second single, which is titled “Indianapolis 2008.” This song […]
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MUSIC VIDEO: YG – “Bicken Back Being Bool”
July 21st, 2014 Mike Giegerich Elevating himself from the streets of Compton Bompton to the national spotlight, YG has been on quite a tear in 2014. With the release of his game-changing AOTY contender, My Krazy Life, alongside selling out venue after venue from coast to coast on an album-supporting tour, he’s managed to grab the respect of fans and […]
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