After nearly two months and some confusion regarding the record’s “official” release date, Neilsen Soundscan has finally confirmed first-week sales numbers for A Day To Remember‘s most recent album, Common Courtesy. For those of you who are still in the dark about the ongoing A Day To Remember vs. Victory Records lawsuit, the band was cleared to […]
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Close Your Eyes Release New Video For “Frame And Glass”
November 13th, 2013 
Derek Scancarelli Close Your Eyes have just premiered a new video for “Frame and Glass” off their new album Line In The Sand. The band’s third album was just released on Victory Records, and is a follow-up to Empty Hands and Heavy Hearts. Under The Gun recently reviewed the new album, you can check that out right […]
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UTG LIST: The Best ‘Ugly Christmas Sweaters’ From Bands Available In 2013
November 9th, 2013 James Shotwell I don’t know how much time you’ve spent plotting your holiday shopping just yet, but the must-have item in nearly every band store this season is the “ugly Christmas sweater.” Sometimes sold as a crew neck with a sweater design, these items offer a humorous twist on the classic Christmas sweater while giving artists a […]
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A Day To Remember Paid John Janick (Fueled By Ramen) $450,000 As Alleged Manager
November 7th, 2013 Kriston McConnell A Day To Remember have been in many of our headlines over this last year. A lot of it has stemmed from their legal woes with their label, Victory Records. We learned not that long ago that the band would be able to release their album, Common Courtesy, but there hasn’t been a decision made […]
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REVIEW: Close Your Eyes – ‘Line In The Sand’
October 21st, 2013 Adrian Garza Artist: Close Your Eyes Album: Line In The Sand Genre: Hardcore Label: Victory Records It’s only natural for people to get tired of the same routine. Sometimes, there really are greener pastures on the other side of the hill if you can just put together the energy to get up and walk over, and that’s […]
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October 9th, 2013 Kriston McConnell Over the last few weeks, Jeremy of A Day To Remember has been interviewing about the band’s trial with Victory Records and Common Courtesy. Earlier today, some audio was leaked that included a voicemail left by Tony Brummel for the band. If you haven’t heard it yet, I’d recommend checking it out. Jeremy recently met […]
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Hear Tony Brummel Threaten ADTR On Original Edit Of “The Document Speaks For Itself”
October 8th, 2013 James Shotwell C’mon, Tony. You’re making this way too easy on the rest of us. Anyone connected with the emo/alt scene over the last decade needs no introduction to Tony Brummel, owner of Victory Records. His label is responsible for ushering in some of the biggest trends in the scene, but it’s equally, if not more known […]
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October 7th, 2013 Troy Sennett A Day To Remember are still in the midst of very long and public dispute with Victory Records over whether or not the band has fulfilled their record contract, which threatened to postpone the October 8 release of their new album, Common Courtesy. However, the band received word over the weekend that they are legally […]
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October 4th, 2013 Kriston McConnell We’ve got some good news to end your week with! According to an exclusive update by Property Of Zack, A Day To Remember has won their court case against Victory Records. This means a number of different things, but one important thing to fans at least is that the band will be releasing Common Courtesy […]
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UTG TV: Strife Believe Hardcore Youth Will “Carry The Torch”
October 4th, 2013 Derek Scancarelli Under The Gun told you when we’d posted Strife’s newest music video that we’d be talking to them soon. When we caught up with the band at Revolution in Amityville, NY, we were able to take some live footage and sit down with vocalist Rick Rodney for quite some time. If you haven’t seen the […]
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October 4th, 2013 Kriston McConnell Well, it seems like we are now one step closer to finding out the fate of A Day To Remember. Property Of Zack is reporting that a fan reached out to them and advised them while at ADTR’s VIP Q&A session someone asked how the case went, and they responded stating the case is now […]
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Emmure Say Victory Records Never Cheated Or Stole From Them
October 1st, 2013 Kriston McConnell There’s probably a bad taste in a lot of people’s mouths over the controversies seen between different bands and the label Victory Records. The most obvious feud is the current one, between them and A Day To Remember. There’s also some bad blood between the label and Between The Buried And Me, who have asked […]