Say Anything vocalist Max Bemis has signed Florida-based indie rockers Tallhart (previously known as Marksmen) to his new label Rory Records. This label is an imprint label of Equal Visions Records. Congratulations to the group on being the first band signed to Rory! Tallhart’s upcoming EP was recorded in Florida with Max Bemis, while Tim […]
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Tallhart Signs To Rory Records
February 16th, 2012 
Grant Trimboli 
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STREAM: Carrollhood – Afraid
January 5th, 2012 Grant Trimboli Carrollhood, featuring Nate Young of Anberlin, Tim McTague of Underoath and Reed Murray of Marksmen, have unleashed their brand new track called “Afraid.” Let this tune take you on a ride of pleasant electronic layers and great singing. This is just the second piece of music to be released by the guys and it has […]
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July 5th, 2011 Grant Trimboli A new project, called Carrollhood, has been formed featuring Anberlin’s Nate Young, Tim McTague of Underøath and Reed Murray of Marksmen. Get a feel for the band’s sound by downloading their track “Remission” for free right here on Under The Gun. Please let us know what you think of their new band by submitting a […]
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Tim McTague Talks About Underoath
July 21st, 2010 Matth Check out the link after the jump to see what Tim has to say about the band and the new album.
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