Under The Gun Review is proud to team up with Michigan natives What Happened In Vegas to premier the live music video for their track “Come & Break My Heart.” The video was directed and filmed by Corbin Alvae and the crew at Static Screen Films. WHIV supported Black Veil Brides as well as William […]
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MUSIC VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: What Happened In Vegas – “Come & Break My Heart”
March 1st, 2013 
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New Years Day Merch Guy Opens Up About Blood On The Dance Floor
February 28th, 2013 Adrian Garza Two days ago, Daniel Rodriguez, merch guy for Anaheim, CA based rock group New Years Day, took to his Tumblr blog to let the world know about his experience of being on the road with NYD for a total of four months as they played alongside Blood On The Dance Floor. For those who don’t […]
Rachel Taylor Blogs About Leaving He Is We, Discusses Future Plans
August 28th, 2012 Justin Proper It seems like Rachel Taylor has officially left He Is We following weeks of rumors/gossip on blogs. To announce her potential departure, and better explain the motivation behind her decision to leave, Rachel posted a lengthy blog on her Tumblr earlier this morning. She later followed that post with another entry detailing her outlook on […]
I Am War Preview New Song “Chipped Shoulders And Heart Attacks”
August 10th, 2012 Grant Trimboli I Am War have released a brand new clip of a song and is prepared to tear everything apart. IAW is the brainchild of Atreyu frontman Alex Varkatzas and Bleeding Through vocalist Brandan Schieppati and are currently streaming a one minute and thirty-six second snippet of “Chipped Shoulders And Heart Attacks.” This song holds absolutely […]
Miss May I Push Back Release Date Of ‘At Heart’
March 22nd, 2012 Grant Trimboli Ohio metal outfit Miss May I revealed that they have to push the release date of their upcoming Rise Records effort, At Heart, back to June 12. Please be sure to catch the group on The Recorruptour with Whitechapel, After The Burial and many more. The full line-up of dates can be seen by clicking […]
My Top Ten: Songs About Death
March 15th, 2012 Josh Hammond About two years ago, I attempted to start My Top Ten as the Editor-In-Chief of Popwreckoning.com. Sadly, burdened by the overwhelming duties of running a site, I was unable to maintain the feature in the manner it deserved. However, in my new role as a staff writer at Under the Gun, I wanted to attempt […]
MUSIC VIDEO: These Hearts – Live To The Point Of Tears
August 20th, 2011 Jenna These Hearts have just posted their official music video for their song “Live To The Point Of Tears.” This track is off their album Forever Ended Yesterday, available now. Click through to see the video!
REVIEW: These Hearts – Forever Ended Yesterday
June 16th, 2011 James Shotwell “So, alas, These Hearts and I did not get along. They certainly know what they want to sound like, and make some admirable efforts, but it’s not anything that I’d be welcoming into my speakers anytime soon. They’re lightweight and lucrative and sure to delight the legions of scene children, but if you want any depth or spark to your music, skip on by.”
IFF BOSTON: “Being Elmo” wins crowd, warms hearts
April 28th, 2011 James Shotwell Founder/Editor James Shotwell is spending all week (and most of next week) covering the Independent FIlm Festival Boston. Each day James will be filling us in on the previous night’s films, parties, and any additional info he finds. Today’s film: Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey
Review: Storyboard – Tear This Down
February 18th, 2011 James Shotwell “This EP is a very straightforward, clearly packaged presentation – it has the hooks, synched vocals, and hearty lead singer stuff down to a tee. It even comes with a nice shot of a child in Buzz Lightyear gear on the cover, just in case you thought you were in for anything other than a good time.”
Rye Rye drops out of tour
July 11th, 2009 Brandon When Rolling Stone wrote about Baltimore’s sauciest spitfire, 17-year-old MC Rye Rye, in our Hot Issue this year, the young rapper was getting ready to tour with A-Trak to support her debut album, Go! Pop! Bang!. She recently pulled out of the jaunt without explanation, but is speaking out to explain why she made the […]
Disciple – Southern Hospitality
October 1st, 2008 James Shotwell Band: Disciple Album: Southern Hospitality Genre: Southern Rock Label: INO Records Tracks: 1. Southern Hospitality 2. Romance Me 3. 321 4. Whisper So Loud 5. Whatever Reason 6. Phoenix Rising 7. Liar 8. Falling Star 9. Right There 10. On My Way Down 11. Law My Burdens 12. Savior Few bands today make it past […]