Bring Me The Horizon are continuing to turn heads and build anticipation for their upcoming album this afternoon with the release of yet another new song. If you thought the previous singles kept you on your toes, get ready. “True Friends” is one of a kind. “True friends stab you in the front.” These words […]
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Bring Me The Horizon Share New Song, “True Friends”
August 23rd, 2015 
James Shotwell 
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Covey Turns Heads with Cinematic New Single, “Stranger”
August 19th, 2015 Kyle Florence Tom Freeman, a.k.a. indie-folk powerhouse Covey, has joined forces with Allston Pudding to premiere a spacious new single titled “Stranger.” Listen in after the break. Acting as Freeman’s first solo outing under the moniker of Covey, “Stranger” is bigger than anything we’ve heard from the Berkeley graduate to date. Ethereal backing vocals drift carelessly behind […]
Polyenso Share Tranquil New Single, “Osaka Son”
July 25th, 2015 Kyle Florence Late yesterday, Polyenso graced the interwebs with a dreamy new single titled “Osaka Son,” taken from their impending sophomore LP, Pure In The Plastic. Give it a listen below (via Consequence Of Sound). “This song is about head versus heart,” vocalist Alex Schultz told COS. “In this case, you’re focusing on the head. It’s about […]
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Fashioncore Is Alive & Well: Atreyu Share “Long Live” Video
July 20th, 2015 James Shotwell Remember the glory days of new millennium post-hardcore? I’m talking about the period between 2004 and 2008 when Victory Records pretty much set the bar for quality in every variation of ‘heavy’ alternative music. There were so many great bands then, and only a select few remain today, with Silverstein arguably being the most successful […]
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It’s Hard To Be “Bored” While Listening To The Obsessives
July 20th, 2015 James Shotwell Near Mint Records took a chance on The Obsessives when their label launched in the middle of 2014. The band, which hails from Washington D.C., had only just begun to gain the attention of the music industry at large, but that didn’t stop co-founders James Cassar and Corey Purvis from putting their faith and money […]
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UTG PREMIERE: SATE – “What Did I Do”
July 13th, 2015 Kyle Florence If you’ve been sleeping on SATE, it’s time to wake up. The Toronto-based songstress has been tearing up the Great White North for some time, and it won’t be long before her one-of-a-kind croon takes the states by storm. Today, we have the esteemed pleasure of premiering the dynamic diva’s latest single, “What Did I […]
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The Dear Hunter Impress With New Song, “Waves”
July 9th, 2015 James Shotwell Oh, Casey Crescenzo. I know I am engaged to be married in under a year’s time, but if I could run away with the music he creates with The Dear Hunter I would leave my gal at the alter without a second thought. I think she would understand, but even if she didn’t – oh […]
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Game & Drake Swap Bars About The Realities Of Fame On “100”
June 25th, 2015 James Shotwell The Game and Drake just delivered a new single that is destined to take hip-hop by storm in no time at all. Remember when Drake was spotted dropping a few unreleased bars to a sold out Detroit crowd late last month? That so-called freestyle was actually an unannounced preview for the Toronto native’s latest collaboration […]
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The Dear Hunter’s New Song Proves They’re Still The Best
June 17th, 2015 James Shotwell It’s June, which means anyone with even the slightest hint of interest in entertainment has been compiling and sharing their ‘best of 2015 so far’ lists. We haven’t released any yet, but if you think we haven’t talked about doing so you would be a damn fool. They’re coming, or at least should, at some […]
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Between The Buried And Me Share Jaw-Dropping New Single, “Famine Wolf”
June 12th, 2015 Kyle Florence Between The Buried And Me will release their seventh full-length effort, Coma Ecliptic, next month through Metal Blade Records. In anticipation, the outfit has offered fans a third glimpse of their forthcoming concept album in the form of a new song titled “Famine Wolf.” While BTBAM have long been known for their genre-bending sound, I’m […]
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REVIEW: Sudden Suspension – ‘There’s A Bigger Picture Here’
June 11th, 2015 James Shotwell Artist: Sudden Suspension Album: There’s A Bigger Picture Here Label: Bad Timing Records This is the sound of growing up. For their third EP, Indiana natives Sudden Suspension have tasked themselves with encapsulating what it feels like to grow up in 2015, along with all the challenges one encounters along the way. From getting over […]
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Breathe Carolina Follow The EDM Herd With “Anywhere But Home”
June 10th, 2015 James Shotwell Breathe Carolina rose to popularity at a time when your Myspace profile image was a thing that people thought meant something about your status as a creative artist. For their page, the men of BC appeared covered in brightly colored paint. It’s an image that has become a symbol of a digital generation now long […]
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