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Full Album Stream: Anberlin – “Dark Is The Way, Light Is The Place”

Posted by Johnny X on Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 9:59 AM (PST)

Anberlin are streaming their entire upcoming album, Dark Is The Way, Light Is The Place, on their MySpace page.

The album will be officially released on September 7 through Universal Republic Records.

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Stay Ahead Of The Weather signs to No Sleep Records, releasing debut EP

Posted by Johnny X on Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 11:11 AM (PST)

No Sleep Records has announced their most recent signing. Stay Ahead Of The Weather hails from Chicago and has recently recorded their first 5 songs for an EP titled “We Better Get Goin’ If We’re Gonna” to be released soon on No Sleep.

The band doesn’t have any songs posted on their MySpace yet but they describe themselves as emo/pop-punk.

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Music Video: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – “Chock” off the band’s new EP “The Hell Or High Water”

Posted by Tommy on Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 10:50 AM (PST)

Florida’s The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have posted the music video for the song Choke. The song can be found off the band’s new EP The Hell Or High Water. The EP is the band’s first since their departure from Virgin Records. Click here to check it out.

Their latest album Lonely Road was released February 3, 2009 on Virgin.

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Further Seems Forever reuniting with original singer Chris Carrabba

Posted by iTroy on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at 11:21 AM (PST)

It would appear that pioneering emocore act Further Seems Forever are reuniting with original frontman Chris Carrabba, who left the band in 2000 to pursue his then-solo acoustic project Dashboard Confessional. Details are currently sparse as to what the reunion entails—one show, a tour, new songs or even more—but the group have posted a short teaser video of them rehearsing “The Moon Is Down” at their new website which ends with the word “SPRING,” indicating that whatever is going to happen is still a few seasons away. The band have also launched an official Twitter account, although it remains quiet at present time.

Carrabba fronted the band’s most well-known and beloved release, 2001’s The Moon Is Down; the singer previously reunited with FSF’s original lineup to headline the Bamboozle in 2005. After Carrabba’s initial departure, Further Seems Forever went through two more singers, Jason Gleason and Jon Bunch, before disbanding in 2006.

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Say Anything planning new album, claiming it will be edgier than “Is A Real Boy”

Posted by Johnny X on Monday, August 23, 2010 at 4:59 PM (PST)

In what is without a doubt the looongest blog post I’ve ever read Say Anything front-man, Max Bemis, says it all when it comes to his feelings and thoughts about the recent direction of the band and his life as a musician. If you’ve got an hour to kill you can read the full thing but the gist is this: Being in a band has been tough on old Max and the pressures of their label RCA was almost more than he could bear. He thought about quitting Say Anything and doing a solo album or a completely new band altogether but then he came to the realization that he loves doing Say Anything and instead is NEVER going to quit doing it. Without any outside (or label) pressure the band is going to create a record that they really WANT to create and then release it on a label that is not RCA. According to Max, the new album will be more in the vein of the band’s critically acclaimed debut album “Is A Real Boy”. He states:

…we want to win over all of you who think that [Is A Real Boy] is the end-all-be-all of SA, so expect that if that’s your favorite record by us, you’re going to love this new one… So for those of you who have been begging for this direction from the band; something edgier, something crazier, something more progressive and wackier, something more SAY ANYTHING and not so everybody-else, we invite you to join us in this new chapter and stay tuned for what we hope is what you’ve been waiting for this whole time.

Say Anything released their last album November 3rd on RCA.

Video: The Maine cover “Roses” by Outkast

Posted by Johnny X on Monday, August 16, 2010 at 4:24 PM (PST)

Ever wonder what it would sound like if an emo/pop-punk band covered Outkast’s popular song “Roses”? Us too. Everyday. But the wondering is over cuz The Maine has done it! Check it out here.

The Maine released their last album, Black And White, July 13th on Warner Brothers Records.

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Fearless Friends Tour (Mayday Parade, Breathe Carolina, Every Avenue) dates announced

Posted by Johnny X on Monday, August 16, 2010 at 3:36 PM (PST)

Fearless Records has announced dates for the Fearless Friends Tour (US) with Mayday Parade, Breathe Carolina, Every Avenue, Artist vs. Poet, and Go Radio.

Check out the dates and locations here.

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Full Album Stream: Taking Back Sunday – “Live From Orensanz”

Posted by Johnny X on Sunday, August 15, 2010 at 6:25 PM (PST)

Taking Back Sunday are streaming the audio portion from their upcoming CD/DVD Live From Orensanz. Check it out here.

The album is taken from the two acoustic shows they filmed and recorded in December ‘09 at Angel Orensanz in New York City and will be available for purchase on August 17th.

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Video: Taking Back Sunday – “My Blue Heaven” off “Live From Orensanz”

Posted by Johnny X on Thursday, August 12, 2010 at 2:41 PM (PST)

Taking Back Sunday have released a video of their acoustic performance of their song My Blue Heaven off their upcoming CD/DVD Live From Orensanz. Check it out here.

The album is taken from the two acoustic shows they filmed and recorded in December ‘09 at Angel Orensanz in New York City and will be available for purchase on August 17th.

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Music Video: The Maine – “Don’t Stop Now” (acoustic)

Posted by Johnny X on Wednesday, August 11, 2010 at 7:37 PM (PST)

The Maine have posted a video for an acoustic performance for their song Don’t Stop Now and you can check it out here.

The song appears on the bands recent release, Black And White, released July 13th on Warner Brothers Records.

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New Music: “We Owe This To Ourselves” from upcoming Anberlin album

Posted by Chris on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at 5:20 PM (PST)

Florida’s Anberlin have released a track from their upcoming album, Dark Is The Way, Light Is The Place, for streaming on their PureVolume site. The song, We Owe This To Ourselves, is pretty standard fare for the band. The album will drop on September 7 through Universal Republic Records.

The band’s PureVolume page also has a cover of Danzig’s Mother, which I never would have expected them to cover, but worth checking out.

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Full Album Stream: Man Overboard – “Real Talk”

Posted by Johnny X on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at 9:53 AM (PST)

New Jersey pop-punk/emo band, Man Overboard, are streaming their latest album Real Talk, right here. The album was released on Run For Cover Records last month.

Man Overboard released a 5 song acoustic EP titled Noise From Upstairs on Run For Cover in March.

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Video: Taking Back Sunday – “Carpathia” off “Live From Orensanz”

Posted by Johnny X on Monday, August 9, 2010 at 3:31 PM (PST)

Taking Back Sunday have released a video of Carpathia off their upcoming CD/DVD Live From Orensanz. Check it out here.

The album is taken from the two acoustic shows they filmed and recorded in December ‘09 at Angel Orensanz in New York City and will be available for purchase on August 17th.

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Free Song Download: Saves The Day – “Let It Go” acoustic off upcoming “Bug Sessions IV”

Posted by Tommy on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at 11:37 AM (PST)

Saves The Day have released a new, acoustic version of their song Let It Go off of their upcoming Bug Sessions IV album. The song can be downloaded for free by registering for STD’s email list on their MySpace Page but you can also watch the video for it here.

Saves The Day is set to support Motion City Soundtrack and Say Anything in Mid October. Check out the full dates here.

More On: Emo, Music, Saves The Day, Vagrant Records

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Video: Taking Back Sunday – “Everything Must Go” off “Live From Orensanz”

Posted by Tommy on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at 10:15 AM (PST)

Taking Back Sunday (via Macbeth footwear) have released a clip of Everything Must Go off their upcoming CD/DVD Live From Orensanz.. The clip features Judgement Day, a 3-piece string act, that has collaborated with TBS in the past. Click here to check out the 5-minute clip.

The album is taken from the two acoustic shows they filmed and recorded in December ‘09 at Angel Orensanz in New York City and will be available for purchase on August 17th.

More On: Emo, Video, Taking Back Sunday, Warner Bros. Records

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