Film: Captain America: Civil War Directed by: Anthony and Joe Russo Starring: Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson It’s safe to say that we’re right where Marvel wants us. The release of each of their new projects feels like an event. We stay up and binge watch Daredevil and Jessica Jones when they’re released […]
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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Captain America: Civil War’ exceeds the hype
May 5th, 2016 
Gabe Aikins 
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May 5th, 2016 J.J. Ellis Artist: White Lung Album: Paradise Genre: Post-Punk Label: Domino 2014’s Deep Fantasy brought about a whole new level of exposure and acclaim for White Lung. For an idea of its impact, Rolling Stone rated it as the 38th greatest punk album of all time. No pressure for the follow-up, right?
Posted in Features, News, Reviews Tags: album review, canada, Domino, paradise, punk (genre), White Lung Comments Off on REVIEW: White Lung transport us to ‘Paradise’REVIEW: Lines In The Sky’s ‘Parallel Travel’ is almost great
May 5th, 2016 Kacy Raby Artist: Lines In The Sky Album: Parallel Travel Genre: Progressive Rock Label: Faster Steps Records What a time to be alive! We live in an age where any talented musician in the world can make themselves available to be heard by the entirety of the human population. Well…except for people who don’t have internet access. […]
Posted in Features, News, Reviews Tags: 'Parallel Travel', Artifex Pereo, emery, Faster Steps Records, Lines In The Sky, nashville, progressive rock Comments Off on REVIEW: Lines In The Sky’s ‘Parallel Travel’ is almost greatUTG PREMIERE: Marcus Blacke’s self-titled LP is haunting and full of soul
May 5th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, we have the honor of bringing you the newest release from self-proclaimed “Gothic folk” singer-songwriter Marcus Blacke. Hailing from Port Macquarie in the Mid North Coast area of New South Wales, Australia, Blacke crafts hauntingly beautiful folk and Americana with vocals that will undoubtedly draw comparisons to the distinctive and ofttimes nasally delivery of […]
Posted in Features, News, Streams Tags: album stream, marcus blacke, Master Of Eden, premiere, three sirens music group Comments Off on UTG PREMIERE: Marcus Blacke’s self-titled LP is haunting and full of soulUTG PHOTOS: Underoath in New York, NY (04/15/16)
May 5th, 2016 MJ Rawls When you watched the 2015 documentary Tired Violence it felt like one of those cliffhanger endings to the second movie in a trilogy. People within bands change, priorities turn as families grow, and life on the road gets harder. I happened to attend one of the Underoath farewell shows in 2013 at Union Transfer in […]
Posted in Features, Live, Photos, Reviews, utg photos Tags: concert photography, Define The Great Line, live, live photos, photos, Playstation Theater, rebirth, They're Only Chasing Safety, underoath Comments Off on UTG PHOTOS: Underoath in New York, NY (04/15/16)UTG INTERVIEW: Chris Rogge discusses Human Juicebox’s ‘Songs For The Sun’
May 3rd, 2016 Geoff Burns When we catch up with guitarist Chris Rogge he’s messing around on the guitar in his hometown of Maumee, Ohio. His psychedelic indie-alternative band known as Human Juicebox just recently released their album, Songs For The Sun, a collection of eight songs filled with melodic lead guitar riffs that take their own time to speak, […]
Posted in Features, Interviews, News Tags: Human Juicebox, Independent, interview, Late Night Slice, Maumee, ohio, Songs For The Sun Comments Off on UTG INTERVIEW: Chris Rogge discusses Human Juicebox’s ‘Songs For The Sun’UTG PHOTOS: We Came As Romans, Miss May I in Grand Rapids, MI (04/15/16)
May 2nd, 2016 Benjamin Howell Before shipping out on the Bands vs. Food Tour, We Came As Romans made a pit stop at The Intersection in Grand Rapids, MI with Miss May I, Sworn In and Wilson for a performance that we nearly missed due some soul-crushing Michigan road construction. It’s always a joyous, warm feeling when Spring comes to […]
Posted in Features, Live, News, Photos, utg photos Tags: Bands vs. food tour, concert photography, Dave Stephens, grand rapids 2016, grand rapids mi, Levi Benton, miss may i, miss may i 2016, miss may i grand rapids, music photography, sworn in, The Intersection, wcar, We came as romans, We Came As Romans 2016, we came as romans grand rapids, wilson Comments Off on UTG PHOTOS: We Came As Romans, Miss May I in Grand Rapids, MI (04/15/16)IFFBoston 2016: ‘The Hollars,’ ‘The Peacemaker,’ and ‘The Eyes of My Mother’
May 2nd, 2016 Sam Cohen I always get unreasonably excited when Independent Film Festival Boston rolls around every April. Executive Director Brian Tamm and Program Director Nancy Campbell bring their A-game every year, having scoured fest after fest for the cream of the crop to show to a rowdy Boston crowd. This year’s theme, “Make it yours,” couldn’t be any […]
Posted in Features, Movies, News, Reviews Tags: Anna Kendrick, independent film festival boston, Independent Film Festival Boston 2016, James Demo, John Krasinski, Margo Martindale, Nicolas Pesce, richard jenkins, sharlto copley, The Eyes of my Mother, The Hollars, The Peacemaker Comments Off on IFFBoston 2016: ‘The Hollars,’ ‘The Peacemaker,’ and ‘The Eyes of My Mother’On The Road: May 2016 tour roundup
May 2nd, 2016 Dana Reandelar On The Road is your trusty, bi-weekly guide to ongoing and upcoming tours from many of your favorite artists. This list will be updated regularly with dates and other necessary information for you to get that mark-your-calendar fix. If you feel we’ve forgotten anyone, don’t hesitate to point it out. Leave a comment down below!
Posted in Features, News Tags: A day to remember, all time low, bayside, Blink 182, Drake, future, live music, on the road, tickets, tour, tour list, tour news, Warped Tour Comments Off on On The Road: May 2016 tour roundupREVIEW: After months of anticipation, Drake’s ‘Views’ lands with a thud
April 29th, 2016 Gabe Aikins Artist: Drake Album: Views Genre: Hip-Hop Label: OVO Sound, Young Money Entertainment It feels like Views (formerly Views From The 6) has been a shadow hanging over Drake since he announced it to Billboard all the way back in 2014. Last February he dropped If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late and we thought it […]
Posted in Editorials, Features, Reviews Tags: 40, album review, Controlla, Drake, future, If You're Reading This It's Too Late, Noah Shebib, Nothing Was The Same, one dance, ovo sound, review, rihanna, take care, thank me later, Too Good, views, What A Time To Be Alive, young money entertainment Comments Off on REVIEW: After months of anticipation, Drake’s ‘Views’ lands with a thudUTG PREMIERE: Weller – ‘Career Fair’ EP
April 29th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, we have the immense honor of premiering Weller‘s brand new EP, titled Career Fair. Recorded with Modern Baseball’s Jake Ewald at The Metal Shop in Philadelphia, Weller’s newest will work its way into the hearts and minds of those who can’t get enough of Ewald’s band and similar Pennsylvania acts like Tigers Jaw, Three […]
Posted in Features, News, Streams Tags: career fair, ep stream, Honest Face Records, jake ewald, premiere, stream, weller Comments Off on UTG PREMIERE: Weller – ‘Career Fair’ EPUTG TRACK-BY-TRACK: Greaver – ‘The Faun’
April 29th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, North Carolina’s Greaver have released their massive conceptual effort, The Faun, through Cardigan Records. Having had the time to soak in the depth of its story and sonic intensity, we’ve teamed up with the band to share their in-depth breakdown of each of The Faun‘s 10 tracks and overarching storyline, which you can immerse […]
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