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If you like bands like Nothing, Pianos Become The Teeth, and Architects, you should check out False King. They just released a video for their new single, “Movements Part II,” which comes from their upcoming split with The Art of Fading titled FALSE/FADING and is due this March.

And, after that, why not check out the video for “Blood Pools” released a few weeks ago? My sincere thanks to the band for sponsoring our website this week.

False King have released a video for their new single, “Movements Part II,” which comes from their upcoming split with The Art of Fading titled FALSE/FADING and is due this March.

The song should be right in the wheelhouse of fans of Nothing, Pianos Become The Teeth, and Architects.

My thanks to Forever Starts Today for sponsoring the website this week.

The band recently covered Senses Fail’s “Family Tradition” for the upcoming Pacific Ridge Records’ tribute album, due out this spring. The label has been releasing some of the renditions over the past few months and I’ve enjoyed hearing other artists give these songs their own spin.

Forever Starts Today released a video for their cover and you can pre-order the album on Bandcamp. If you like Senses Fail this is a great way to get exposed to some new bands as well.

If you like what you hear, you can also check out the band’s recent album, Always Hope, on Spotify and Apple Music.

My thanks to Lavisher for sponsoring the website this week.

The band recently their new music video for “Syzygy.” The song comes from the band’s debut, self-titled, EP, which isup on Spotify and Apple Music.

Lavisher are a rock outfit from Chicago that often draw comparison to Failure, A Perfect Circle, and Queens of the Stone Age. The band describes their darkly uplifting songwriting as “minimalist poetry with stabs of virtuosity.” Front-man and principal songwriter Gavin Cushman III softens the hard edges with restrained melodic vocals while drummer Idin Alexander pounds rhythms into calculated eruptions.

Sons of Stereo have released their debut single, “West Coast,” to all digital outlets. This alternative rock group, based out of Kansas City, blends scene staples The Maine and Fall Out Boy with the modern indie/pop flavoring of groups like Bad Suns and Young The Giant. The aptly titled song captures the vibe perfectly.

This single was produced by Kevin Gates (Never Shout Never, The Ready Set) and Nashville-based producer Andrew Pacheco and there will be more music from the band coming very soon. The video for the song can be found on YouTube, and you can follow the band’s social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) for tour dates and to stay up to date on when new music is released.

Abandoned by Bears’ new album, Headstorm, is out now. You can stream it on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, or pick up a physical copy.

For fans of: A Day to Remember, Neck Deep, and Beartooth.

The band are also heading out on tour soon and those dates can be found below.

Abandoned by Bears’ new album, Headstorm, is out now. You can stream it on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, or pick up a physical copy.

For fans of: A Day to Remember, Neck Deep, and Beartooth.

The band are also heading out on tour soon and those dates can be found below.

My thanks to Abandoned by Bears for sponsoring the website this week. The band recently released their new album, Headstorm, to the world. It’s for fans of A Day to Remember, Neck Deep, and Bear Tooth. Check out the video for “Greyscale” and grab the album on any of your favorite digital services. Physical bundles are also available.

The band are also heading out on tour soon and those dates can be found below.

Abandoned by Bears have released their new album, Headstorm, to the world. It’s for fans of A Day to Remember, Neck Deep, and Bear Tooth. Check out the video for “Greyscale” and grab the album on any of your favorite digital services. Physical bundles are also available.

The band are also heading out on tour soon and those dates can be found below.

MxPx released a new album this week and it’s really good. Seriously! I like it, longtime and more casual fans are talking about how much they like it in our forums, and it’s something you should check out. It’s got this youthful energy to it that feels like a throwback to the late 90’s while also being fresh and just fun. You can tell the band had a blast making this one.

Check it out now on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Amazon, YouTube, or wherever you stream your music. Vinyl and CDs can be bought directly from the band themselves at MxPx.com.

MxPx are back with their 10th full length studio album and it’s available today. You can find the record on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Amazon, YouTube, or wherever you stream your music. Vinyl and CDs can be bought directly from the band themselves at MxPx.com.

“We did this one ourselves, the way we wanted — this is MxPx. We finally got it right. Enjoy the record.” – Lead singer Mike Herrera

Justin Chase’s new album, Victory, is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp. The album is a mix of instrumental punk, soft guitar, and hip-hop/R&B music.

Our thanks to The View From Here for sponsoring the website this week.

The band released their debut EP, New Perspective, today. The album was produced by Mike Lisa (Hidden in Plain View) and is recommended for fans of Taking Back Sunday and Dance Gavin Dance. The lead singles from the album were, “Whatever Happened, Happened,” and “Chill.”

If you like what you hear, the album is available right now on Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp.

Also, the band are playing a CD release show tonight at DeCicco’s Tavern in Raritan, NJ.

My thanks to Belmont for sponsoring the website this week.

Belmont recently announced that their upcoming, self-titled, full-length album will be out on August 17th through Mutant League Records. A video for the first single, “Hollowed Out,” was just released and exclusive pre-order bundles are now available.

If you like pop-punk music, this is a band you should be keeping an eye on. You’ve got three minutes, check out the video. At the very least you get to see some turtle necks. You can also find some upcoming tour dates below.

Belmont have announced that their upcoming, self-titled, full-length album will be out on August 17th through Mutant League Records. A video for the first single, “Hollowed Out,” was just released and exclusive pre-order bundles are now available.

Hailed by Rock Sound Magazine as “quite possibly the next great pop-punk band,” Belmont is stepping up to the plate with their debut self-titled full-length album which is slated to hit stores on August 17th. Belmont spent the better part of the last two years racking up miles and fans through constant touring with the likes of Have Mercy, Hot Mulligan, Capstan, and more in promotion of their previous release Between You & Me. The EP was celebrated by fans and critics alike, gaining millions of streams and views across digital music platforms. As a shining example of what’s to come; Belmont’s new single “Hollowed Out” touts a superior level of musicianship for the band. The forthcoming album was mixed and mastered by Dan Korneff (Breaking Benjamin, Paramore) and engineered by Jason Inguagiato at Graphic Nature Studio.

You’ll find the album track listing and upcoming tour dates below.