You can watch a new Falling In Reverse video for its new song "Alone" in the replies. It involves rapping, Ferrari's, and girls writhing on the floor. It's off the band's upcoming album Fashionably Late, out June 18th.
The 2013 Vans Warped Tour compilation will be released on June 4th. Pre-order it here. The artwork (featuring Bring Me the Horizon) and track listing can be found in the replies.
Today we have a featured stream of The New Regime's (Ilan Rubin of Nine Inch Nails and Paramore) new album, Exhibit A. You can stream it in the replies. Also, check out Kelly's recent interview with Ilan.
Singer/songwriter Matt Nathanson will release his latest album, titled Last of the Great Pretenders, on July 16th. Check the replies for a look at the artwork and a message from Nathanson.
Matthew Vincent of The American Scene and Alexander Correia of The Tower and The Fool will release a split 12 on July 9th via Pure Noise Records. The artwork can be seen in the replies.
Track Listing
01) Wicked Thirst – Matthew Vincent
02) Sad Eyes – Matthew Vincent
03) Muslin – Matthew Vincent
04) I Run With The Haunted – Alex Correia
05) Let It Ride – Alex Correia
06) Corinna – Alex Correia
We're very proud to be a sponsor on this year's Skate & Surf Festival, held at The Festival Grounds at Six Flags in New Jersey, May 18th and 19th. Featured headlining acts include: Fall Out Boy, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, and A Day To Remember. You can read our interview with founder John D. here. If you don't already have tickets to this year's festival, you can pick one up over here.
"Yeah, who would’ve thought, right? I never thought we’d get to 7500, and now we’re probably going to exceed 10,000, who would’ve thought? When we booked this in October/November, there was people questioning Fall Out Boy – what would the return be like? So if you were to tell me back then that this week Fall...
Listen to Chapel Club's brand new album titled Good Together over at NME.com now. The record will be released on June 3rd and you can also see the video for their new single "Shy" in the replies.
In the words of another legendary British musician, stop me, stop me, stop me if you've heard this one before...Damon Albarn recently announced while on stage in Hong Kong that Blur will soon be returning to the studio to work on a new record. Let's hope it ends up better than the last time they tried that.
After festival-hopping across Europe for most of the summer, Deerhunter will tour North America in August and September in support of their excellent new album Monomania, out today via 4AD. Hit the replies for the dates.
Hit the replies to watch James Blake perform "Retrograde" live on The Late Show with David Letterman last night. As a bonus, at the end of the video you can watch an utterly bewildered Letterman try to figure out how one of the backing musician's equipment works! Overgrown is out now via XL.
The Wonder Years premiered a new song titled "The Devil In My Bloodstream" on Man Overboard's radio show last night. Take a listen here. The Greatest Generation drops one week from today.
This Wild Life will enter the Vanguard Room with Aaron Marsh (Copeland) this July to begin work on their debut full length. The band has fully pursued their acoustic direction, and plans to release the record this Fall. In the replies you can watch an acoustic cover of Copeland's "California" performed by members Kevin Jordan and Anthony DelGrosso.
"Aaron is one of my absolute favorite songwriters, and I'm incredibly excited to have his guidance on this new record." - Kevin
Boxer (Richmond, VA) has teamed up with Eyes Wide (Hollidaysburg, PA) to record a split EP, which was released today and we're streaming it for you. Boxer enlisted the help of Will Yip (Title Fight, Turnover) while Eyes Wide collaborated with Vince Ratti (Tigers Jaw, Balance & Composure) and the end result is a mix of melodic hardcore and 90s alternative rock. The split will be co-released on vinyl later this summer via Meadowbrook Records and Reveille Records. You can listen to the split in the replies.
Patrick Stump wrote a blog reflecting on the 10th anniversary of Fall Out Boy's Take This to Your Grave.
Ten years ago today, my band released our debut album Take This To Your Grave. We were just four unsuspecting Midwestern nerds named after a moderately obscure Simpsons character, living life like the background characters in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. We were totally unprepared for everything that followed.
Up to that point in the band’s history, we were merely something to do before we were forced to give in to the pressures of real life. We saw ourselves as a pretty cool excuse for a semester off of college. My accountant mother was also the ex-wife of a musician (my dad in point...
Here are the albums that are in stores today. Pick up anything good? What do you recommend for other viewers? If we missed anything, please add it to our calendar. Check out rdio or spinner for album streams of new releases.
