Title Fight are geared up to release their highly anticipated new album, Hyperview, the follow-up to 2013’s magnificent Floral Green. After sharing the track listing and album artwork as well as premiering a new song called “Chlorine,” the band have released another track off the release and it’s getting us pretty excited for Hyperview. The […]
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UTG INTERVIEW: Head North Discuss New Music, Plans To Dominate 2015
January 12th, 2015 
John Bazley Here at UTG, we believe in Head North. The Buffalo, NY pop-punk quartet wrapped up a year of seemingly soaring under the radar in 2014 with a few huge announcements for 2015, including the news that the band would be signing with Bad Timing Records for the release of a new EP in the spring and supporting the […]
The 25 Tracks That Dominated My 2014 Over All Others
December 31st, 2014 Brian Leak I already babbled on extensively about my favorite full releases and music videos of the year, but it’s been eating away at me that I didn’t put some focus on the individual tracks I spent a significant amount of time with since 2014 began. So without wasting any more of your time than needed, below […]
The Music That Moved Me In 2014
December 29th, 2014 Kyle Florence This time last year, my life was more hectic than ever before. I was working three jobs, trudging through my final semester of college, and doing my best to prepare for life as a “real adult.” Fatigue was in fashion, uncertainty reigned supreme, and on top of it all, I couldn’t afford to take my […]
Watch La Dispute’s New Music Video For “Woman (Reading)”
December 19th, 2014 Ryan Kappy Post-hardcore moguls La Dispute always take a great visionary direction when releasing new music videos, often having actors or specialized performers being part of them. This is shown very clearly in one of their latest videos, “For Mayor In Splitsville,” which comes off their latest studio release, Rooms of the House. Today, the band released […]
Here Are A Few Records That Gave Me A Lot Of Feelings In 2014
December 17th, 2014 Dana Reandelar 2014 marked the beginning of a lot of things for myself. I’d started my fourth year in college, worked my first real job, got my first real paycheck, joined Under The Gun’s incredible team, and began to get a good sense of the “real world.” For the most part, I’d say 2014 would’ve beaten 2013 […]
Albums and Artists That Will Transcend My Year
December 16th, 2014 Scott Murray I’d like to close out my first year of music journalism with a short list of short lists in typical end-of-the-year fashion. It’s been a wonderful half-year here at Under The Gun Review and I’ve had the pleasure of working with and getting to know some very talented and passionate journalists in my time so […]
Long Read: 9 Songs From 2014 That Changed My Life
December 12th, 2014 James Shotwell We’re getting fairly deep into December at this point, which means every publication and internet personality who considers themselves someone of influence are doing their best to craft clickbait worthy lists of the best things 2014 had to offer. Most of these features are crafted by a team of people pouring over scores and arguing […]
Tiny Moving Parts Go to Space in “Entrances & Exits” Video
October 16th, 2014 Scott Murray Tiny Moving Parts started out as a little band from Minnesota, but these days the guys are busy exploring new territory- like going out on tours with Modern Baseball and The Hotelier. This morning, however, the band broke into an entirely new horizon, quite literally. The song “Entrances & Exits” comes from the band’s recent […]
The World Is A Beautiful Place Put Up Spoken Word EP ‘Between Bodies’ Early
October 1st, 2014 Tyler Hanan “Here you go. Don’t forget that we told you that you would hate it.” With that, The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer AfraidTo Die ‘s Between Bodies EP, “a collaboration with spoken word artist and poet Chris Zizzamia,” went live. Judging by the comments, a number of people agreed, and even more […]
The World Is A Beautiful Place Stream “Thanks” From New EP
September 29th, 2014 Mark Garza The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die, the band that just yesterday sold out of 100 forks with their name on it, accidentally sold 14 more than they were planning on making and thus had to set the pressing to 200 copies (last I checked), are gearing up […]
FESTIVAL PREVIEW: Riot Fest Chicago’s Best ‘Under The Radar’ Acts
September 11th, 2014 Matthew Leimkuehler Part of the beauty of going to a music festival is finding your next favorite band. You know, the next act that is going to truly change your life. This could happen to many who attend Riot Fest Chicago. Sure, the main stages are packed with fimilar and unforgettable names like Taking Back Sunday, The […]