To make your weekend kickoff even better, we at UTG have teamed up with Michigan party-metal group Wolfshark to debut their newest single called “Fireproof.” The track showcases the band’s heavy side with the additional raucous, party style sound element, making it a track that needs to be immediately added to your weekend party playlist. […]
the chariot
Listen To Wolfshark’s New Single, “Fireproof”
February 20th, 2015 
Corbin Alvae 
Posted in News, Streams 
Tags: every time i die, Fireproof, LETLIVE, michigan, party metal, the chariot, wilson, Wolfshark 
Comments Off on Listen To Wolfshark’s New Single, “Fireproof”
’68 Release Illusion-Filled Music Video For “Track 5”
November 20th, 2014 Ryan Kappy Today, ’68, the newest project from former The Chariot frontman Josh Scogin, has released a new music video for their song “Track 5: E” — which premiered on Alternative Press. The track comes off their superb debut album, In Humor And Sadness, which features a somewhat post-grunge sound that is unlike Scogin’s previous works. The […]
Posted in News, Streams Tags: 68, In Humor and Sadness, music video, the chariot, track 5 e Comments Off on ’68 Release Illusion-Filled Music Video For “Track 5”
’68 Releases Documentary for ‘In Humor and Sadness’
July 1st, 2014 Adrian Garza In true rock and roll fashion, ’68 have released the first part of a documentary which revolves around their full-length debut, In Humor and Sadness. The album releases a week from today, and can still be pre-ordered online. Ever wanted to know what frontman Josh Scogin’s favorite color is? What about his favorite cuisine? Those […]
Posted in News Tags: 68, documentary, In Humor and Sadness, josh scogin, the chariot Comments Off on ’68 Releases Documentary for ‘In Humor and Sadness’
UTG TV: Josh Scogin of ’68 Chats About ‘In Humor and Sadness’
June 13th, 2014 Derek Scancarelli Josh Scogin believes in the human element of music, despite the fact that the world is now run by robots. He’s actually under the impression that rock and roll was meant to be performed by individuals with intuition. I think he’s out of his mind, but to each his own. When The Chariot completed their […]
Posted in Features, Interviews, News, UTG TV Tags: 68, d skank photography, derek scancarelli, hardcore (genre), interview, josh scogin, Norma Jean, the chariot, utg tv, video interview Comments Off on UTG TV: Josh Scogin of ’68 Chats About ‘In Humor and Sadness’
WEEKLY WAX: Vinyl Releases For The Week Of 5/25-5/31
May 31st, 2014 Troy Sennett Welcome back to Weekly Wax! Essential pick-ups in the vinyl world this week included the debut album from Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties, the new solo project from Dan Campbell of The Wonder Years, the long-awaited sophomore album from Dikembe, and the new reissue of Glassjaw‘s classic, Worship and Tribute. If you have a […]
Posted in News Tags: Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties, Belle and Sebastian, beyonce, Blink 182, cartel, chevelle, Dikembe, glassjaw, It Looks Sad, Little Big League, M83, mansions, Monty Python, Tawny Peaks, the chariot, the early november, The Felix Culpa, tiny engines, Twenty One Pilots, Watch Dogs Comments Off on WEEKLY WAX: Vinyl Releases For The Week Of 5/25-5/31
’68 Announce Debut Album, Upcoming Summer Tour
May 29th, 2014 Kyle Florence Since The Chariot called it quits last summer, former frontman Josh Scogin has been very actively promoting his newest project, ’68. So far, the outfit has released a handful of stellar live clips, recently wrapped up a tour alongside Chiodos and Emarosa, and earlier in the week, elaborated on their plans for the future. According […]
Posted in News Tags: 68, In Humor and Sadness, josh scogin, listener, the chariot, The Homeless Gospel Choir, tour Comments Off on ’68 Announce Debut Album, Upcoming Summer Tour
REVIEW: ’68 – ‘Midnight’
January 23rd, 2014 Adrian Garza Artist: ’68 Album: Midnight Genre: Rock, Hardcore, Grunge Label: Unsigned Contrary to popular belief, rock and roll music never quite died; it’s more that utterly terrible music wrongfully snatched the spotlight away and called itself rock. Yes, there have been several bands that have sprung up to fight the good fight (and have done a […]
Posted in Features, News, Reviews Tags: 68, adrian garza, album review, album reviews, josh scogin, midnight, Norma Jean, sixty-eight, the chariot Comments Off on REVIEW: ’68 – ‘Midnight’
MUSIC VIDEO: Rebuker – “Death & Taxes”
January 6th, 2014 Mike Giegerich For those who aren’t familiar with Rebuker, here’s your chance to right that wrong by checking out the Georgia hardcore outfit’s brand new music video for “Death & Taxes” after the jump. Featuring live footage from multiple shows (including a clip of their manager, ex-The Chariot frontman Josh Scogin, joining them on stage), the visuals […]
Posted in News, Streams Tags: death & taxes, death and taxes, Georgia, hardcore worldwide, josh scogin, Rebuker, the chariot Comments Off on MUSIC VIDEO: Rebuker – “Death & Taxes” Josh Scogin (ex-The Chariot) Premieres New Project
December 16th, 2013 Adrian Garza Well it didn’t take long for this to happen. Within less than a month of the final The Chariot show in Douglasville, Georgia, it looks as if the band’s former frontman, Josh Scogin, has already made steps towards new musical avenues with his new project, ’68. This news broke out via live performance video that […]
Posted in News, Streams Tags: 68, 7", Debut, josh scogin, live, new song, premiere, sixty-eight, stream, the chariot, vinyl 1 Comment »
EDITORIAL: This is a Celebration – Some Parting Thoughts on a Band Called The Chariot
November 22nd, 2013 Adrian Garza Call it weird, but there was always this part of me that had known deep down inside that One Wing would be The Chariot’s final album. Yes, this Douglasville-based act had already released four prior albums as well as a label-released demo EP [talk about an oxymoron], but it wasn’t until that summer in 2012 […]
Posted in Editorials, Features, News Tags: adrian garza, atl, Atlanta, break up, celebration, editorial, GA, Georgia, hardcore (genre), metalcore (genre), r.i.p, RIP, ten years, the chariot, the masquerade, tour Comments Off on EDITORIAL: This is a Celebration – Some Parting Thoughts on a Band Called The Chariot
Josh Scogin Explains Why The Chariot Decided To Break Up
August 27th, 2013 Adrian Garza In many cases, bands simply refuse to disclose the reasons for their untimely end. Sometimes it could be because of personal issues, and other times it’s merely for the sake of remaining ambiguous to their followers. But luckily, neither is the case for Atlanta’s The Chariot. You see, Josh Scogin recently spoke with Alternative Press […]
Posted in News Tags: break up, farewell tour, final tour, hiatus, josh scogin, the chariot Comments Off on Josh Scogin Explains Why The Chariot Decided To Break Up
The Chariot Announce Farewell Tour Dates
August 21st, 2013 Kyle Florence Late last week, the music community was turned on its head with the devastating news that after a decade of melting faces, The Chariot had decided to throw in the towel. Conversely, earlier today the group released the full list of dates for their farewell tour, which can be viewed in full after the jump. […]
Posted in News Tags: birds in row, farewell tour, glass cloud, Rebuker, the chariot, To The Wind Comments Off on The Chariot Announce Farewell Tour Dates