Houston Calls have shared the demo for “Drive Time Radio” on all streaming platforms. This demo comes from the End of an Error sessions in 2007. Two random facts about this song? The song was performed once at Bamboozle 2007, and the lyrics “Where Would We Be Without The Radio?” appeared on the band’s only Hot Topic exclusive shirt.
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1234 Go Records is having a 15% off sale on all Blink-182 and Blink-182 adjacent vinyl for the next two days.
Middle Kids – “Bootleg Firecracker” Video
Middle Kids have returned with “Bootleg Firecracker.”
Read More “Middle Kids – “Bootleg Firecracker” Video”Dropkick Murphys – “Bring it Home” Video
Dropkick Murphys have shared a video for “Bring it Home.”
Read More “Dropkick Murphys – “Bring it Home” Video”Paramore Perform “Misery Business” with Lil Uzi Vert
Paramore brought out Lil Uzi Vert for “Misery Business” at their Madison Square Garden show. Some fan-shot footage can be found on YouTube.
Read More “Paramore Perform “Misery Business” with Lil Uzi Vert”Review: Another One Down! – A Bitter Descent
The deluxe version of A Bitter Descent by Providence, Rhode Island-based band, Another One Down!, offers a nice glimpse into the maturity shown in the band’s dedication to their craft. “A Bitter Descent means a lot to us because it marks growth and progression for our band. For a long time we felt like we were seen as sort of a throwaway easycore act and we really wanted to prove that we have so much more to offer with this record,” the band shared. “One of our main goals going into the writing process was to tackle more mature subject matter, primarily overcoming mental health issues which is something each member of the band has struggled with in the past and we feel is important to discuss. Another goal was to explore a wide variety of sounds and vibes while still creating a cohesive record. We’ve always been inspired by bands who are not afraid to give individuality to each song rather than write the same song 12 times, especially when they’re able to do that and still create a well-flowing record. We truly believe that we achieved these goals with A Bitter Descent and we are so proud of how the record came out.” The sound of the band fits somewhere between The Starting Line, Midtown, and Allister, with the punchy production of Hit The Lights. By honing in on their songwriting, while still remaining committed to putting their best foot forward, Another One Down! have made a great, hard-hitting pop-punk record just in time for the beginning of Summer.
Read More “Another One Down! – A Bitter Descent”Review: STMNTS – “Handpainted” (featuring Patrick Williams)
STMNTS (pronounced Statements) is a 5-piece emotive pop-punk outfit from Baltimore, Maryland. Formed in 2022, the band consists of vocalist Liam King, rhythm guitarist Jamie Black, lead guitarist Drew Chiodo, bassist Josh Pelc, and drummer Shawn Smyth, and their band chemistry is already firing on all cylinders. With a sound that can be found somewhere between the hardcore guitar groove of Four Year Strong, the wonderful lyrical wordplay of The Wonder Years, and the emotion of Bayside, STMNTS are making a solid name for themselves on their debut single “Handpainted.” The single comes from their upcoming EP Tendencies, and features a guest collaboration from Patrick Williams.
What the band does well on this single is to keep the song emotionally charged throughout and still allows for the melodic parts to come through in the mix to make for a memorable track. The crunchy guitar riffs in the verses are complemented by Liam King’s crisp vocal cuts to keep the song balanced in its delivery. The last gasp of a scream on the final lyric of “I feel so alone” finds the band tinkering with a great combination of emo, screamo, and the melodic elements of pop-punk. STMNTS may have just lived up to their name by making a welcomed invitation to the genre.
MIDNIGHTCHOIR – “Love Crimes” (Song Premiere)
Today I’m thrilled to bring everyone the latest single from NYC-electronic act, MIDNIGHTCHOIR, called “Love Crimes.” The band comes from the mind of Patrick Bobilin, who is a political activist and he shares his unique perspective on the world through great synths and eccentric guitars. The song comes from MIDNIGHTCHOIR’s upcoming LP, Loverboy Molotov, that releases everywhere music is sold on July 14th. I was also able to catch up with Bobilin for a brief interview below.
Read More “MIDNIGHTCHOIR – “Love Crimes” (Song Premiere)”Magnolia Park – “Manic” Video
Magnolia Park have released their new video for “Manic” featuring 408.
Read More “Magnolia Park – “Manic” Video”Foo Fighters – “The Teacher”
Foo Fighters have shared the new song “The Teacher.”
Read More “Foo Fighters – “The Teacher””The Japanese House Announce Tour
The Japanese House are heading out on tour this fall.
Read More “The Japanese House Announce Tour”LeKtron Release Two New Songs
LeKtron, the new project from Matt Skiba, has released two new songs on streaming platforms.
Read More “LeKtron Release Two New Songs”Boys Like Girls Announce Tour
Boys Like Girls have announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Boys Like Girls Announce Tour”Joe Rejoins Fall Out Boy
Joe Trohman has rejoined Fall Out Boy on tour.
Read More “Joe Rejoins Fall Out Boy”Yellowcard – “Childhood Eyes” Video
Yellowcard have shared the video for their new single “Childhood Eyes.” Pre-orders for the new album are now up.
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