The 1975 have announced some new North American tour dates. You’ll find those below.
The 1975 Announce North American Tour
LATEST ARTICLES - PAGE 236
A Day to Remember – “Bullfight”
A Day to Remember have released their new song “Bullfight.” The album’s release date has also been pushed back to September 2nd.
Balance & Composure Announce New Album
Balance & Composure will release their new album, Light We Made, on October 7th via Vagrant Records. They have also released their new song, “Postcard,” and pre-orders are now up.
Bon Iver Teases With New Video
Bon Iver has posted a teaser video on Facebook with the hashtag “#22days.”
Advertisement blocked. I get it, ads suck. However, this website is run by one person and these ads are the only way we can keep publishing. If you like this website, please consider becoming a supporting member to remove the ads or safelist the website in your content blocker, we will not be able to exist otherwise.
Albums in Stores – July 22nd, 2016
Relient K’s new album, Air for Free, comes out today, and I totally think it’s worth giving a spin. I think they bounced back in a big way with this one. I’m not sure what else to check out today, so if you have some recommendations for me, please let me know. If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the quote bubble to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed.
Brand New – “Out of Range”
My Chemical Romance Address Teaser, Break Hearts
My Chemical Romance have posted an update clarifying that no tour and no reunion are going to take place.
We’ve been really touched and blown away by the response to the teaser trailer. We are not touring and there is no reunion planned – only a release for the anniversary of The Black Parade. Thanks so much for continuing to keep MCR in your minds and in your hearts.
Damn. That’s too bad. They had to know the ruckus that was about to take place when they posted that teaser, logo, and merch, right? Apple’s Notes app sure is getting a lot of love over the past week.
Read More “My Chemical Romance Address Teaser, Break Hearts”
Moose Blood – “Sulk”
Moose Blood have released their new song “Sulk” via Fuse.tv.
Every Time I Die – “Glitches”
Every Time I Die have released their new song “Glitches.”
Advertisement blocked. I get it, ads suck. However, this website is run by one person and these ads are the only way we can keep publishing. If you like this website, please consider becoming a supporting member to remove the ads or safelist the website in your content blocker, we will not be able to exist otherwise.
Descendents Stream ‘Hypercaffium Spazzinate’
Descendents’ new album, Hypercaffium Spazzinate, can be streamed at NPR. The album comes out next week.
JANK Stream ‘Versace Summer’ EP
JANK’s new Versace Summer EP can be streamed below.
My Chemical Romance Getting Their Tease On
My Chemical Romance have posted up a cryptic video on Twitter. The video features the date 9/23/16, which would be 9 years and 11 months to the day that The Black Parade was released.
Bright Eyes Announce Box Set
Bright Eyes have announced a box set. The Studio Albums 2000-2011 will be released on vinyl on CD on September 16th via Saddle Creek. Pre-orders are now up.
NOFX Announce New Album and Stream New Song
NOFX will release First Ditch Effort on October 7th. They’ve released the first single from the album, “Six Years on Dope.” The track listing can be found below.
Advertisement blocked. I get it, ads suck. However, this website is run by one person and these ads are the only way we can keep publishing. If you like this website, please consider becoming a supporting member to remove the ads or safelist the website in your content blocker, we will not be able to exist otherwise.
Review: Blink-182 – California
What’s left to write about Blink-182? There’s no point to rehash the drama that Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker have with Tom DeLonge, nor is there any point to harp on the incredibly bizarre interviews and statements DeLonge has given the press lately. We’ve all ranked their discography a hundred different ways and chosen sides. I guess all we can really do now is talk about the music, right? It’s a development that I (and many others) will welcome. And, when we talk about the music, we’ll find that band’s seventh full length album, California, is probably the most classic Blink release since 2001’s double-platinum Take Off Your Pants and Jacket.