It’s that time of year again, folks. The flowers have been purchased, the dinner reservations are set, and the second box of chocolates is on the way since you already caved and ate the first. Social media is more vomit-inducing than usual, and Ryan Seacrest is parading around ABC Family like the patron saint of […]
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Beach House Stream Fifth Studio Album, ‘Depression Cherry’
August 20th, 2015 
Brian Leak Baltimore dream-pop duo Beach House are currently streaming their upcoming fifth LP, titled Depression Cherry, a full week ahead of its official release via Sub Pop Records. You can listen to the hypnotic new effort below courtesy of NPR. In a press release, Beach House explain the direction on their newest release: “In general, this […]
REVIEW: Foreign Tongues – ‘Fragile, As Said Before’
July 27th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Foreign Tongues Album: Fragile, As Said Before Label: No Sleep Genre: Indie, Sadness A catalyst for somber emotive imagery and tenderness felt, the best way to experience Foreign Tongues‘ debut record is by imagining a simple, empty white room, being sure to give this space enough room to bloom. A room to be filled […]
Real Friends’ New Music Video For “Sixteen” Will Make You Very Sad
July 8th, 2015 Dana Reandelar Illinois sad boys Real Friends have just put out a heartbreaking new music video for their song, “Sixteen.” Taken from their most recent album Maybe This Place Is The Same And We’re Just Changing, and under the direction of Max Moore, the video features a young boy’s lonely sixteenth birthday party at a bowling alley. […]
Between The Buried And Me Stream ‘Coma Ecliptic’
July 7th, 2015 Kyle Florence Between The Buried And Me have joined forces with SPIN Magazine to begin streaming their highly anticipated new record, Coma Ecliptic, in full. A rampid rollercoaster of genres and influences, the North Carolina quartet’s latest offering is a spacious concept album that follows an unnamed protagonist as he journeys through his past lives. Check it […]
REVIEW: mewithoutYou – ‘Pale Horses’
June 16th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: mewithoutYou Album: Pale Horses Label: Run For Cover Records Genre: Life, or Indie Rock It is ironic that I found this review incredibly difficult to write when I am writing about mewithoutYou, and their famed lyricism created by Aaron Weiss, a vocalist who flows through words as easily as a breeze through trees, or […]
Every Time I Die Announce US Summer Tour
May 27th, 2015 Dana Reandelar After recently having wrapped up a month-long run with The Used, Buffalo metalcore outfit Every Time I Die are once again heading out on the road this summer, still in support of their 2014 full-length record, From Parts Unknown, and Record Store Day EP release, Salem. Set to kick off late July in Richmond, VA, […]
REVIEW: Turnover – ‘Peripheral Vision’
April 28th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Turnover Album: Peripheral Vision Label: Run For Cover Records Genre: Indie Rock Turnover return with sophomore LP Peripheral Vision, creating a new sound for the band that is one of ambience, purity, and serenity. Produced by band favorite Will Yip, Peripheral Vision is a stark departure from the band’s more straightforward rock sound. Tracks […]
MUSIC VIDEO: Against Me! – “Two Coffins”
April 24th, 2015 Kyle Florence Against Me! have unveiled a new animated music video for their track “Two Coffins,” taken from 2014’s Transgender Dysphoria Blues. Check it out by clicking through the jump, and don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the replies. This June, the four-piece will kick off a month-long run alongside Frnkiero Andthe Cellabration and […]
Inside The Rock Hall: A Live Blog From The 2015 Induction Ceremony
April 18th, 2015 Matthew Leimkuehler Taking place in Cleveland, Ohio this evening is the highly anticipated 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Slated to be inducted in rock’s highest honor this year are fan favorite and legendary acts the likes of Green Day, Ringo Starr, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Lou Reed, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double […]
Morrissey Announces 2015 U.S. Tour
April 3rd, 2015 James Shotwell This is cause for cautious excitement. Morrissey has been touring the US more and more in recent years, but nearly every run has ended early due to one reason or another. We’re hoping this story has a happier ending, but we’ll have to wait and see what happens. Earlier today, April 3, Morrissey announced plans […]
Circa Survive Release Cover Of Nirvana’s “Drain You”
March 25th, 2015 Kriston McConnell I think it’s safe to say that just about everything Circa Survive works on is usually pretty great. So any time I hear they have released something new, I tend to stop what I’m doing to give it a listen. Today is one of those days, and I definitely recommend listening to this new song […]