After nearly four years since the band released their first album, Mind Like A Man, Soul Like A Child, Lakeland, FL pop-rockers Terra Terra Terra are at it again with their sophomore release, The Space We Create. The release was recorded in late 2011 with the team of Mike Oettinger and Jesse Cannon, who have a […]
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FULL ALBUM STREAM: Terra Terra Terra – The Space We Create
January 14th, 2013 
Adrian Garza 
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January 30th, 2011 James Shotwell The UTG TV crew were lucky enough to attend the kickoff of Rocky Loves Emily’s winter headlining tour and captured four songs for your enjoyment! Click through to view HD performances of “American Dream,” “Clueless,” “Cali ‘n’ Monica,” and “Name Of The Game!”
Posted in Features, Live, Streams, UTG TV Tags: American Dream, cali 'n' monica, Clueless, concert footage, live, name of the game, pop-rock (genre), Rocky Loves Emily, rocky loves emily live, rocky loves emily live hd, utg tv, utg tv rocky loves emily Comments Off on UTG TV: Rocky Loves Emily LIVE!Review: The Audition – Great Danger
March 16th, 2010 James Shotwell Why fix something that isn’t broken?
Posted in Reviews Tags: album review, cd review, great danger, music review, pop-rock (genre), The Audition, Victory Records Comments Off on Review: The Audition – Great DangerReview: The Appreciation Post – Work/Sleep
February 19th, 2010 James Shotwell Artist: The Appreciation Post Album: Work/Sleep Genre: Pop Rock Label: Self-released Massachusetts seems to be future home of the underground music scene and rightfully so. Over the past year, while we receive hundreds of requests for coverage, we’ve consistently found bands from MA with a lot to offer [or at least talk about]. A perfect […]
Posted in Reviews Tags: album review, boston, free album, free download, free ep, free music, pop-rock (genre), review, synth rock, the appreciation post, work sleep, work/sleep 2 Comments »Review: Dang We’re on Fire – Heart Stopped Beating
February 18th, 2010 James Shotwell Artist: Dang We’re on Fire Album: Heart Stopped Beating Genre: Pop Rock Label: Self-released Florida’s Dang We’re on Fire has been on my radar for quite some time. Their last EP was something of an oddity as it showed so much promise, but poor production and underdeveloped ideas plagued the band. Their new EP, Heart […]
Posted in Reviews Tags: album review, dang we're on fire, heart stopped beating, pop-rock (genre), review, up and coming 1 Comment »Review: The Rocket Summer – Of Men and Angels
February 18th, 2010 James Shotwell Artist: The Rocket Summer Album: Of Men and Angels Genre: Pop Rock Label: Island Def Jam Bryce Avary has been a name in the music scene since Calender Days hit the streets in 2003. Having made a name for himself and his project The Rocket Summer on indie label The Militia Group, the act up […]
Posted in Reviews Tags: album review, island def jam, of men and angels, piano rock, pop-rock (genre), review, the rocket summer 5 Comments »Review: You Me At Six – Hold Me Down
January 27th, 2010 James Shotwell Artist: You Me At Six Album: Hold Me Down Genre: Pop Rock Label: Virgin/Epitaph When we last met You Me At Six on Take Off Your Colours they were raw, young musicians with sharp, quick-witted tongues that helped propel them from the obscurity of the underground music scene to their now international recognition. Now, with […]
Posted in Reviews Tags: album review, download, hold me down, Import, new album, new release, pop-punk (genre), pop-rock (genre), review, take off your colours, uk, you me at six 2 Comments »Review: The Wonder Years – The Upsides
January 25th, 2010 James Shotwell Artist: The Wonder Years Album: The Upsides Genre: Pop Punk Label: No Sleep Every few years an album comes along that completely changes the foreseeable future of that genre. In 1994, three vastly unknown musicians who worked under the name Green Day released Dookie and changed how people looked at pop punk forever. There was […]
Review: The Spill Canvas – Abnormalities
January 15th, 2010 James Shotwell Artist: The Spill Canvas Album: Abnormalities Genre: Rock Label: Sire On their 9th release, The Spill Canvas like to tease. Having spent the past year working on new material and going about their everyday lives, the boys from Sioux Falls break their silence with the Abnormalities EP. Featuring three brand new tracks, the band continues […]
Posted in Reviews Tags: abnormalities, album review, ep, nick thomas, pop-rock (genre), review, the spill canvas 4 Comments »Review: Cobra Starship – Hot Mess
August 7th, 2009 James Shotwell Artist: Cobra Starship Album: Hot Mess Genre: Pop/Dance Rock Label: Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen I want to be honest from the start, I, like many 20 something pop punk kids, wish nightly for Gabe Saporta to make one more Midtown record. Not that I haven’t found aspects of Cobra Starship to love, heck, I’ve bought their […]
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