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REVIEW: We grieve with Greaver on immense full-length, ‘The Faun’
April 27th, 2016 
Kacy Raby Artist: Greaver Album: The Faun Genre: Post-Hardcore Label: Cardigan Records At one point in our lives, we all love someone or something. And at another point we all lose that someone or something. This is the circle of life. As Mr. Vonnegut so aptly put it, “and so it goes…” Music has the power to […]
UTG @ MIXTAPE FEST: Microwave Discuss Writing Process Behind ‘Stovall,’ Hint At New Material
August 28th, 2015 Dana Reandelar Alternative rock outfit Microwave recently wrapped up a quick run with You Blew It! and Sorority Noise. The band played three consecutive shows in New York, one of which was a stop at Long Island’s Mixtape Festival, where they played alongside bands like Incendiary, Crime In Stereo, The Movielife, and more. Under The Gun had […]
UTG PREMIERE: Secret Grief – “Faking Orgasms”
February 26th, 2015 Mike Giegerich Michigan indie/emo outfit Secret Grief have a handful of releases under their belt, each one providing a slightly different perspective on the group’s wide array of talents. Thus, our staff is particularly looking forward to hearing what is next for the band on their upcoming album, The Sea of Trees. While it is slated to hit the […]
LYRIC VIDEO: Brigades – “Glass Casket”
April 17th, 2014 Troy Sennett Fans of pioneering post-hardcore acts like As Cities Burn, Akissforjersey, and PMToday have a new band to get excited about. South Carolina natives Brigades combine heavy drumming with melodic guitar riffs and soaring choruses in the best way possible on “Glass Casket,” and you can check out a lyric video for the new track after […]
UTG TRACK-BY-TRACK: The Year Fifteen – ‘As A World Entire’
March 19th, 2014 Brian Leak The Republic Of Wolves’ Billy Duprey is poised to release his excellent debut LP through his solo project, The Year Fifteen, on Sunday, March 23 and over the course of this past week, he’s been rolling out promotional efforts in the form of song streams for listeners to experience bit by bit as we await […]
The Republic Of Wolves Stream New Song
December 14th, 2013 Troy Sennett The Republic of Wolves will release their second full-length album, No Matter How Narrow, this coming Tuesday, December 17. To hold you over until the release date, you can stream the Long Island, New York band’s latest single, “Keep Clean,” after the break. The track is one of my favorites on No Matter How Narrow. […]
REVIEW: The Republic Of Wolves – ‘No Matter How Narrow’
December 11th, 2013 Troy Sennett Artist: The Republic of Wolves Album: No Matter How Narrow Genre: Rock Like just about everyone else, I first heard The Republic of Wolves when some of their songs were uploaded to YouTube as leaked demos from Brand New’s Daisy. Since then, the Long Island, New York band has been busy honing their sound on […]
UTG LIST: 25 Bands We Want New Material From In 2014
November 25th, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler ***UPDATE*** Five (late) submissions have been added, for a total of 30 Bands We Want New Material From In 2014. 2013 marked a year of musical resurrection on many levels. We’ve been given long-awaited reunions, new records, celebratory re-issues, and anniversary shows fantastic enough to make even the most rudimentary of music fans giddy. With […]
Revisiting Esoteric Acts From “The Myspace Daze” (Part 2)
August 15th, 2013 Brian Leak Oh, how we miss the days of deceptively titled bulletins, pc4pc, and hours of pimping your profile with just the right visuals and accompanying music (only to change it all again within a day or two). Myspace dominated the bulk of our high school years much like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram do today. Apart from […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Wolves At The Gate
July 8th, 2013 Mike Giegerich It’s been a year since Wolves At The Gate debuted their first full-length, Captors, an excellent post-hardcore album that is genuinely a must-listen for fans of the genre. Rather than sit around and soak up the success of the release after a tour or two, though, the band haven’t slowed down one bit in that […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Fit For A King
July 3rd, 2013 Mike Giegerich With a groundbreaking album release this March for both themselves and their label in the form of Creation/Destruction, alongside an ever-increasing number of stacked tours with the likes of I Declare War, The Plot In You, and Oh, Sleeper, things are looking pretty bright these days for Solid State Records’ own Fit For A King. […]