Equal Vision Records has always housed some of the indie world’s most unique up-and-coming artists. Ten years ago, they were bringing us albums such as Chiodos’ All’s Well That Ends Well, Coheed’s Good Apollo I, Circa Survive’s Juturna and The Fall of Troy’s Doppelganger. Those are all bands that went on to become serious contenders […]
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REVIEW: Nothing undress what it means to be “shoegaze” on new LP, ‘Tired Of Tomorrow’
May 13th, 2016 
Drew Caruso Artist: Nothing Album: Tired Of Tomorrow Genre: Alternative, Rock Though it’s only been two years in between albums for Philly-based alt-rockers Nothing, it feels as if the band has aged much more than that. Striking headlines over the past few months, the band’s tired motifs have not only personified their music, but almost every outlook […]
Radiohead announce new album coming Sunday, share video for “Daydreaming”
May 6th, 2016 Gabe Aikins As many speculated after the release of “Burn The Witch” earlier this week, we have a new Radiohead album coming our way. The band shared “Daydreaming,” a new song and video, and the YouTube description revealed that the album will be out on digital platforms this Sunday, May 8, at 7pm BST, which translates to […]
Stream Nothing’s new LP, ‘Tired Of Tomorrow’
May 5th, 2016 Drew Caruso Nothing are streaming their new LP, Tired Of Tomorrow, just over a week in advance over at NPR. The Will Yip-produced work continues from the band’s much loved debut, Guilty Of Everything. Consistent with huge tones, dreamy vocals and melodies, and a lush production, Tired Of Tomorrow is a powerhouse album that will be sure […]
Two Friends remix Audien and Lady Antebellum’s “Something Better”
May 5th, 2016 Mike Giegerich Audien and Lady Antebellum collaborated on the anthemic “Something Better” in 2015, but almost a year later, self-described soul house duo Two Friends have provided a fresh take on the track just in time for summer 2016. As the producers step out of their usual comfort zone and flank Hillary Scott’s countrified vocals with enthusiastic acoustic guitar-work, it […]
Bee’s Knees provide a funky remix of Morgan Page’s “Safe Til Tomorrow”
May 3rd, 2016 Mike Giegerich Morgan Page‘s euphoric house collaboration with Angelika Vee recently received a remix courtesy of Pegboard Nerds, but earlier today, production duo Bee’s Knees stepped up and delivered their take on “Safe Til Tomorrow.” Adding funky vibes aplenty, the retooled work takes on a whole new life while keeping Vee’s captivating vocals just as relevant in the mix. […]
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 […]
We’re getting a new ‘Tomb Raider’ movie, and Alicia Vikander is Lara Croft
April 29th, 2016 Gabe Aikins You may remember Lara Croft: Tomb Raider and Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life with Angelina Jolie in the titular role from the early 2000s. Although there have been a number of Tomb Raider video games since then, the movie series has lain dormant. Now MGM and Warner Bros. are taking another crack at […]
Blink-182 release lyric video for “Bored To Death” from upcoming album ‘California’
April 27th, 2016 John Bazley Following an unceremonious leak of the new track earlier today, Blink-182 have officially premiered their new single “Bored To Death” on KROQ. Listen to the song, the band’s first without founding member Tom DeLonge, below. The song comes from the new album titled California, due out July 1 (pre-orders are ongoing). The record features Alkaline Trio‘s Matt Skiba […]
Thrice release “Black Honey” from upcoming LP
April 27th, 2016 Drew Caruso Thrice have released the newest track off of their highly anticipated ninth release, To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere. “Black Honey” follows the previously released “Blood On The Sand,” and shows the band keeping up with the aggressive choruses, but adding more to the diversity of their upcoming release. Talking to NPR about the […]
Tiny Moving Parts show maturity with “Common Cold”
April 25th, 2016 Bianca Silva In advance of their upcoming third album, Celebrate, out May 20 through Triple Crown Records, Tiny Moving Parts has released “Common Cold” (via A.V. Club), a hard-hitting track that shows the band maturing and refining its sound. You can listen in below. Celebrate is currently available for pre-order in its physical and digital forms. Tiny […]
The 1975 explore a clown romance in “A Change of Heart” video
April 22nd, 2016 Bianca Silva It must be pretty sweet to have an entire amusement park for yourself and your date, and The 1975 take full advantage of this with their latest music video for “A Change of Heart,” off their sophomore album I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It. The […]