Just last week, New York-based singer-songwriter Paul Maged released his sophomore LP, entitled Diamonds & Demons. With a wide array of influences including everyone from Billy Joel and Jimi Hendrix to Green Day and Pearl Jam, Maged’s newest is unsurprisingly diverse in sound and structure. We had the chance to speak with Maged for a […]
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UTG INTERVIEW: Paul Maged Discusses ‘Diamonds & Demons’ and the Woes of the World
September 29th, 2014 
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Watch Vanna’s Music Video For “Personal Cross”
September 28th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Void is Vanna‘s fifth full-length album, and tenth release overall since their inception. They have already released a music video for one of the singles from that album, and now they’ve unleashed another. The video is for the song “Personal Cross,” and it’s available to watch below the jump. If you want to have some […]
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Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in October 2014
September 28th, 2014 James Shotwell October is right around the corner, which means before long the temperature will begin to drop like leaves from every tree on your block. The ‘anything is possible’ feel of summer will exit and be replaced by the ‘everything could go wrong’ dread of an impending winter, leaving you with next to no desire to […]
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Denzel Washington Takes Box Office With ‘The Equalizer’
September 28th, 2014 Adrian Garza Denzel Washington’s been on a roll with his recent work, and The Equalizer‘s commercial success serves as a testament to that. According to estimates from Sony-Columbia pictures, the action-thriller is set to make $35 million dollars by the end of its debut weekend. The Boxtrolls came into theaters as well, and opened with around $17 […]
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Ten Years Later: The Used’s ‘In Love And Death’
September 28th, 2014 Ryan Kappy “Life’s greatest questions have always been: Who am I? Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where am I going? You are about to see and hear one of the most significant messages given to us from God.” When I was in my elementary school years as a little boy not knowing the […]
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Joyce Manor Clash With Concertgoer Over Stage Dives In Houston (VIDEO)
September 27th, 2014 James Shotwell Joyce Manor have been making a lot of headlines this week for essentially taking a stance against the proliferation of stage dives, especially at shows where they happen to be performing. These headlines apparently did not reach every concertgoer in attendance at the band’s show in Houston last night, September 26, because mid-way through the […]
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Required Listening: Twin Forks – “Mean” (Taylor Swift Cover)
September 27th, 2014 James Shotwell Chris Carrabba can do no wrong. There may have been a time when you could have convinced me otherwise, but after hearing his latest audio offering I am convinced that the man who also gave us Dashboard Confessional is incapable of falling flat on his face. Yesterday, September 26, Carrabba and his bandmates in Twin […]
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KYLE Releases “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love,” Announces US Tour Dates
September 26th, 2014 James Shotwell It has been a minute since California native KYLE had anything new to share with the world, but all that changed earlier this week when a new track with the title “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” found its way online. Backed by booming bass and extra thick waves of synth, KYLE uses “Don’t Wanna Fall […]
Veil Of Maya Part Ways With Vocalist Brandon Butler
September 26th, 2014 James Shotwell Metalcore titans Veil Of Maya have parted ways with vocalist Brandon Butler in the midst of recording a new studio album. Writing to fans from their recording space, the members of Veil Of Maya announced the departure earlier today, September 26. After breaking the news of Butler’s departure, the band informed fans “Currently we are […]
Weezer Stream New Song, “Lonely Girl”
September 26th, 2014 Kyle Florence Earlier today, Weezer continued to hype their upcoming album, Everything Will Be Alright In The End, by gracing fans with yet another new tune titled “Lonely Girl.” A fuzzy, upbeat headbanger, it is the fourth glimpse we’ve received of the outfit’s latest release, and is preceded by “Back To The Shack,” Cleopatra,” and “The British […]
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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘The Equalizer’ Blends Hammers, Explosions, And A Whole Lot Of Meh
September 26th, 2014 James Shotwell Film: The Equalizer Starring: Denzel Washington Directed By: Antonio Fuqua Denzel Washington is a lot like Liam Neeson these days. Nine times out of ten, if either one appears in a movie it’s likely they will soon begin killing people. Neeson prefers tales of revenge, but Washington tends to lean more towards stories about doing […]
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Drowning Pool Release “Bodies” Lyric Video Because YOLO
September 26th, 2014 Kyle Florence Yesterday afternoon, Drowning Pool pulled an American Football and unveiled a new lyric video for their 13-year-old single, “Bodies.” The track is taken from the outfit’s 2001 debut, Sinner, and can be viewed in full after the break. The clip itself was released via Loudwire in anticipation of ‘The UnLUCKy 13th Anniversary of Sinner’ tour, […]
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