I hope they say making a new ep and finding a new label..if they break up then all i got left for bands is Thrice and Enter Shikari

EP? Unheard of - this band is a record machine!

Really wish this was a full length. Oh well I'll take what I can get.

Originally Posted by billyboatkid

Really wish this was a full length. Oh well I'll take what I can get.

^this all day every day

Originally Posted by Coverbydesign

^this all day every day

They've been putting out albums every year for the past few years so I'm not too worked up over it being just an EP haha.

Originally Posted by ScorchOurBodies

They've been putting out albums every year for the past few years so I'm not too worked up over it being just an EP haha.

I will take what I can from them at this point

Anyone have an update on what was said in the interview? I sadly missed it.

Are they still on Victory?

Originally Posted by Coverbydesign

I hope they say making a new ep and finding a new label..if they break up then all i got left for bands is Thrice and Enter Shikari

You only like 3 active bands?

Originally Posted by kidinthebushes

Are they still on Victory?

I'm pretty sure they're not anymore. Since Great Danger came out.

Originally Posted by billyboatkid

I'm pretty sure they're not anymore. Since Great Danger came out.

Yeah, I just saw they are unsigned. They'd be a great pick up for a lot of indie labels.

Originally Posted by kidinthebushes

Yeah, I just saw they are unsigned. They'd be a great pick up for a lot of indie labels.

they are nice dudes, and the music they make is honest and not bad at all, but they are hardly a great pickup for labels. They have constantly put albums out for years and they are still stuck on tours with bands such as Cash Cash, The Downtown Fiction, Cady Groves, etc. No matter how much push a label gives them (even though victory is terrible at pushing bands other than their faux-hardcore bands), these guys just seem to not be able to break through and establish a solid niche in the scene. They are much like All Time Low and the mainstream, as much as they try, and as capable they are to be successful, the masses just don't seem to want their music.

Oh, ballin?

Love it