Looking For Alaska have changed their sound style pretty drastically over their now three EPs. They went from being a folk/prog-rock influenced group on their first EP to a more raw, You Blew It!-like sound now. Today, we are bringing you the first taste of their upcoming EP, You And I Are Crashing, by premiering its title track. Check it out in the replies or on their AP.net Profile. If you're into stuff from Topshelf's artists with their 90s emo-ish influence, check this out.

It's still a part of me.

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Exclusives

Looking For Alaska Song Premiere
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I Can Make A Mess Song Premiere

Check out a live video of a new untitled Looking For Alaska song in the replies. The song will be on their upcoming EP, which should be out in January or February.

"I think this year I've lost more than I've found. It spun me 'round and knocked me down and dragged me out."

Review

Looking For Alaska - Sing Your Heart Out EP (Ryan Gardner)

To celebrate Looking For Alaska's recent release of their new Sing Your Heart Out EP, we're streaming "Holden Caulfield" (yeah, yeah, we know it’s a Salinger reference). Exercising a very different feel than the band's previous progressive material, the track has a pop-rock vibe due to guitarist Calvin Lauber taking over vocal duties. Hear it on their AP.net Profile or in the replies. Be sure to read our review of the EP.

Looking For Alaska vocalist Chad Turner has left the band, so guitarist Calvin Lauber has taken his place on lead vocals. Hear a new track with Lauber on vocals called "Gainesville" here.

"Meanwhile, back at the banana stand..."

Staff Reviews

A Loss for Words - No Sanctuary (Thomas Nassiff)
Looking For Alaska - There Is Hope (Sean Rizzo)
Dead to Me - Moscow Penny Ante (Dre Okorley)
Sick of it All - Nonstop (Dre Okorley)

Today, we are bringing you an exclusive premiere of a new Looking For Alaska song titled "Love Wins." Head to their AP.net Profile or the replies to stream it. There Is Hope, their debut full-length record, will be available online and in stores this Saturday, October 22nd.