Earlier in the day, Comeback Kid graced fans with a raging rendition of Nirvana’s classic headbanger, “Territorial Pissings.” Give it a listen by following the jump below, and let us know what you think in the comments section. “’Territorial Pissings,’ in my eyes, has always been the most aggressive Nirvana song, and we had wanted […]
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Silverstein Announce New Album Slated For Spring 2015
November 10th, 2014 
Kyle Florence Earlier this afternoon, Silverstein took to social media to announce that their eighth full-length album, I Am Alive In Everything I Touch, will hit shelves this coming spring via Rise Records. It will act as a follow-up to the Ontario outfit’s 2013 effort, This Is How the Wind Shifts, which peaked at number 59 on […]
Silverstein Announce ‘Discovering The Waterfront’ 10-Year Anniversary Tour
November 3rd, 2014 James Shotwell Get out your emo bangs and prepare to scream until your lungs are sore. You may also want to break out your Clue game and begin creating cosplay based on your favorite weapons because Silverstein are kicking off 2015 by celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Discovering The Waterfront. Do you remember where you were in […]
Hundredth, Counterparts, And More Announce Common Vision Tour
May 1st, 2014 Troy Sennett If you’re a fan of melodic hardcore, you can start planning your summer around the Common Vision Tour. The month-long trek begins July 17 in Fort Worth, Texas, and it features some of the genre’s best young bands. At the top of the ticket are No Sleep Records rockers Hundredth, who recently released Resist, the […]
Being As An Ocean Announce Sophomore Album
February 26th, 2014 Troy Sennett California quintet Being As An Ocean made waves in the melodic hardcore world in 2012 with their debut full-length, Dear G-d…, a dynamic record defined by vocalist Joel Quartuccio’s alternating use of guttural screams and slam poetry-style spoken word. Following two years of heavy touring and some recent lineup changes, the band will return this […]
Being As An Ocean Announce Headlining Tour
January 13th, 2014 Troy Sennett Fans of melodic hardcore and progressive rock have a lot to be excited about this spring. Two bands at the forefront of of their respective genres, Being As An Ocean and A Lot Like Birds, will be touring together this spring with support from My Iron Lung, Idlehands, and This Wild Life. It’s a stacked […]
A Lot Like Birds To Tour Early 2014 With Sianvar, Stolas, The Venetia Fair
November 27th, 2013 Brian Leak After the release of their excellent No Place, Sacramento’s A Lot Like Birds toured in support of the album with HRVRD, Night Verses, and My Iron Lung, having just wrapped up the outing earlier this month. The band will take but only a minor break for the holidays before heading back out on the road […]
Kat Kat Records Release Free Summer Sampler
July 7th, 2013 Kriston McConnell In the spirit of summer time, Kat Kat Records have put up a 36 track music sampler to download for free. The sampler includes music from bands like By Surprise, CityCop and My Iron Lung. Who can say no to that? What more could there be you ask? Well, if the album gets at least […]
STREAM: Troubled Coast – “1967”
September 27th, 2012 Matthew Dondiego California punk band Troubled Coast have released a brand new song titled “1967”. The new song comes off the band’s upcoming full length record Awake And Empty set to be released October 9 on Pure Noise Records. Troubled Coast will be hitting the road this fall alongside My Iron Lung for a three-week west coast […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Corpus Discuss ‘The Sliding Scale of Morality’
February 2nd, 2015 Brenton Harris Sometimes, while waiting for a headliner to take the stage, you encounter a support act whose performance flips the script on your expectations and leaves an indelible mark on your memories of the night. For me, Corpus is one of those acts. Personally selected by Bert McCracken to support The Used on the Australian leg […]
Ten Years Later, We Still Give A Fuck: A Decade of Lamb of God’s ‘Ashes of the Wake’
September 2nd, 2014 Kevin Blumeyer In the early 2000s, the heavy metal community was in shambles. Pantera had imploded, and we’d later tragically lose Dimebag Darrell all together. Slayer was on cruise control. Metallica released St. Anger, and Machine Head’s Robb Flynn put on a shiny track suit and tried to rap. Our world needed a hero — and sorry, […]
REVIEW: State Faults – ‘Resonate/Desperate’
November 7th, 2013 Troy Sennett Artist: State Faults Album: Resonate/Desperate Genre: Hardcore Label: No Sleep Records It took a long time for me to “get” hardcore. The noisy guitars, chaotic drumming, and complete lack of vocal melody kept me from digging into the music until a couple years ago. I imagine I’m not alone in saying that it was live […]