Film: Step Up: All In Starring: Ryan Guzman, Briana Evigan Directed by: Trish Sie There is a moment roughly twenty minutes into Step Up: All In when a character known as Moose asks, “Does everything have to end in a giant dance battle?” This is the first moment of irony and self-awareness that the franchise […]
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Joyce Manor Release New Music Video for “The Jerk”
July 22nd, 2014 
Adrian Garza Joyce Manor‘s (incredible) new record Never Hungover Again has released today, and in commemoration and promotion of that, the punk quartet has released a music video for “The Jerk.” This video runs a little longer and contains far less throws and submission holds than what they put out for the album’s lead single, “Catalina Fight Song,” […]
‘Hercules’ Trailer: The Rock Makes Kellin Lutz Look Like A Punk
March 25th, 2014 James Shotwell Over the last decade, movie-going audiences have watched as Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson pummeled bad guys and pulled off mind-blowing action sequences featuring all sorts of technology, but for his latest action epic he’ll be stepping back in time for a tale built around swords, torches, and a whole lot of CGI animals. Hercules, which […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Seahaven Discuss ‘Reverie Lagoon: Music for Escapism Only’
March 20th, 2014 Adrian Garza Seahaven are currently facing what could very well become one of their most significant years as a band. The Torrance, California group recently wrapped up a month-long tour supporting mewithoutYou, and within a week, they will be releasing their risk-taking sophomore release, Reverie Lagoon: Music for Escapism Only. On top of all of that, they […]
First Trailer For ‘The Giver’ Adaptation Shows Promise
March 19th, 2014 James Shotwell Don’t break out the pitchforks and torches just yet, literary friends. The footage revealed from the Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep-led adaptation of The Giver does not make us want to burn down Hollywood. Yet. Fans of books you’re forced to read in elementary school have been cautiously excited to see the young adult novel […]
STREAM: Foster The People – ‘Supermodel’
March 17th, 2014 Amber Wade Foster The People’s new album Supermodel is set to hit shelves tomorrow, but fans can listen to it a day early through iTunes’ First Play. The follow-up to 2011’s Torches is being released through Columbia Records. The album is still up for pre-order through the band’s website. Head after the jump to view album artwork and […]
Foster The People’s Next Record “Not What People Will Expect”
November 19th, 2013 Rebecca Docter In 2011, Foster The People broke onto the scene with the single “Pumped Up Kicks,” but since then, the band has had a nearly non-existent presence. Frontman Mark Foster spent this time in the studio working on the band’s next album (due out early next year) and scoring his first feature film, entitled Little Boy. But, […]
Fest 12 Add A Bunch Of Bands To Lineup
June 28th, 2013 Kriston McConnell A bunch of bands have been confirmed for the lineup on this year’s Fest, in Gainesville, Florida. Some of the bands include Daggerz, Fighting Fiction and Forever Came Calling. You can check out the official press release by taking a look below the jump. For a full list of all of the bands who will […]
Miley Cyrus Kickstarts Comeback With “We Can’t Stop”
June 3rd, 2013 James Shotwell I imagine some of you are reading this while simultaneously reaching for your pitchfork sharpeners and torches, but hear me out: Reinventions are hard and intriguing creatures. Someone you’re familiar with for a particular skill or gift attempts to remain in your life under a description, and more often than not it does not go […]
SERIOUSLY: Metro Station Seek $50,000 To Relaunch Band
March 20th, 2013 James Shotwell Do you remember Metro Station? You may think you don’t, but it’s far more likely you did your best to block all memory of their simplistic and repetitive hit “Shake It,” which eventually worked and more than likely erased the very notion that they were even a band. But make no mistake, the plague on […]
REVIEW: The Bronx – IV
January 17th, 2013 Grace Duffy Artist: The Bronx Album: IV Genre: Hardcore/Punk Label: White Drugs I’m tempted to write that it’s business as usual here for The Bronx, but doing so feels like a disservice. The simply-titled IV (as in, their fourth eponymous album) is a model of cast-iron efficiency, utilising all the toughness and relish and jarring qualities that […]