Alkaline Trio are streaming their entire upcoming album, “Damnesia,” right here. “Damnesia” features a selection of fan favorites played semi-unplugged, and the album will also feature two brand new songs. “Olde English 800″ and “I Remember A Rooftop” will join a cover of the Violent Femmes’ “I Held Her In My Arms” as the only […]
Alkaline Trio are streaming their entire upcoming album, “Damnesia,” right here.
“Damnesia” features a selection of fan favorites played semi-unplugged, and the album will also feature two brand new songs. “Olde English 800″ and “I Remember A Rooftop” will join a cover of the Violent Femmes’ “I Held Her In My Arms” as the only completely original content on the record.
The album will be released July 12th on the band’s own label Heart & Skull Records.
Yikes. It would appear that Michael Todd, the bassist for Coheed And Cambria, has gotten himself into quite a pickle. The musician was arrested for armed robbery after he allegedly held up a Walgreens in Attleboro, Massachusetts for six bottles of Oxycontin. As reported by TMZ, Todd then fled the scene via taxi and headed […]
Yikes. It would appear that Michael Todd, the bassist for Coheed And Cambria, has gotten himself into quite a pickle. The musician was arrested for armed robbery after he allegedly held up a Walgreens in Attleboro, Massachusetts for six bottles of Oxycontin. As reported by TMZ, Todd then fled the scene via taxi and headed straight to the Comcast Center where Coheed was opening for Soundgarden.
Police caught up with him in route and he is now being held on $10,000 bail for armed robbery (he claimed he had a bomb) and unlawful possession of prescription narcotics.
Don’t do drugs, kids. It can make you do some really stupid shit.
Alright, I don’t have much more to add other than what is in the title of this story, but according to Rise Records, the SoCal metal band Bleeding Through will be putting out a new album with the label in November. The band’s last album was put out on Rise in April, 2010.
Alright, I don’t have much more to add other than what is in the title of this story, but according to Rise Records, the SoCal metal band Bleeding Through will be putting out a new album with the label in November.
The band’s last album was put out on Rise in April, 2010.
It looks like we’ve reached the end of our time together. Last night was the conclusion of the NYC leg of the Bouncing Souls‘ “For All The Unheard” tour, where they played “The Gold Record” and “Ghosts on the Boardwalk.” After finishing the two records, they launched into a few of their non-album sings, including […]
It looks like we’ve reached the end of our time together. Last night was the conclusion of the NYC leg of the Bouncing Souls‘ “For All The Unheard” tour, where they played “The Gold Record” and “Ghosts on the Boardwalk.” After finishing the two records, they launched into a few of their non-album sings, including some off the splits with Anti-Flag and Hot Water Music, like “Punks in Vegas” and “Wayfarer.”
Going by the band’s own count, they played about 107 or 108 songs over the course of four nights. Not bad.
This might be a good time to reflect on the idea of album and legacy tours in general. They can be a great way to experience a favorite band, but probably aren’t best for someone you’re just a casual fan of. For example, a few years ago I went to the full album performance of The Pixies’ “Doolittle.” Now, I like the group. But I am not an obsessive listener and I don’t know the album front-to-back. So, even though they played a few non-album favorites as encores, I didn’t enjoy it as much as I probably would have a regular show.
However, if you are a really big fan of the group, like I am of the Souls, it can be a great experience. You get to hear songs that aren’t normally part of the group’s live repertoire and experience records in their entirety. There’s an element of surprise missing by knowing exactly what song should be next, though, so if you’re seeing the band for the first time it won’t be the same experience as a regular concert.
If you want to see photos from last night, check them out here. To look at the first three nights go here: night 1, night 2 and night 3.
Like Moths to Flames is hitting the studio next month, and expect to have a new album out November 2011 via Rise Records. In the meantime you can check out a video for their song “Your Existence” right here. The band released their last album “Sweet Talker” in December of 2010. . .
Like Moths to Flames is hitting the studio next month, and expect to have a new album out November 2011 via Rise Records. In the meantime you can check out a video for their song “Your Existence” right here.
The band released their last album “Sweet Talker” in December of 2010.
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Dan Andriano (Alkaline Trio), in his new solo project,Dan Andriano In The Emergency Room, is streaming a brand new song right here. It’s called “Hollow Sounds” and it will appear on Andriano’s debut solo full-length album “Hurricane Season.” “Hurricane Season” will be released on August 9th via Asian Man Records.
Dan Andriano (Alkaline Trio), in his new solo project,Dan Andriano In The Emergency Room, is streaming a brand new song right here. It’s called “Hollow Sounds” and it will appear on Andriano’s debut solo full-length album “Hurricane Season.”
“Hurricane Season” will be released on August 9th via Asian Man Records.
If you live in Ireland and a fan of Bring Me The Horizon then you’re in luck. The British metalheads have announced two dates in August which you can see right here. Bring Me The Horizon last released “There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It” in 2010.
If you live in Ireland and a fan of Bring Me The Horizon then you’re in luck. The British metalheads have announced two dates in August which you can see right here.
Bring Me The Horizon last released “There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It” in 2010.
Apparently on a day off of tour, the dudes in Yellowcard had a fun day in South Carolina checking out some alligators. You can check out their video here, lots of gators and creatures galore. Yellowcard’s latest album, “When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes” came out on March 22nd via Hopeless Records.
Apparently on a day off of tour, the dudes in Yellowcard had a fun day in South Carolina checking out some alligators. You can check out their video here, lots of gators and creatures galore.
Yellowcard’s latest album, “When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes” came out on March 22nd via Hopeless Records.
Boston post-hardcore/screamo act Vanna have just announced a string of US tour dates for next month. You can check them out here. Vanna last released “And They Came Baring Bones” on Artery Recordings June 21st.
Boston post-hardcore/screamo act Vanna have just announced a string of US tour dates for next month. You can check them out here.
Vanna last released “And They Came Baring Bones” on Artery Recordings June 21st.
Southern pop-punkers Veara have just posted a new video update discussing their upcoming dates on the Vans Warped Tour. The band will start 7/26 in Columbia, MD on the Kevin Says Stage. You can watch their video here. If you’re a huge “That 70’s Show” fan like myself, you’ll get a kick out of this. […]
Southern pop-punkers Veara have just posted a new video update discussing their upcoming dates on the Vans Warped Tour. The band will start 7/26 in Columbia, MD on the Kevin Says Stage. You can watch their video here. If you’re a huge “That 70’s Show” fan like myself, you’ll get a kick out of this.
Veara’s latest album “What We Left Behind” was released May 25 via Epitaph Records.