Made official on April 4, New Jersey band Save Face has signed to become part of the Epitaph Records family. The band immediately made their label debut as well with the release of their new single “Bad”.
The band is also on tour this Spring with Boston Manor. You can check out the song, tour dates, and more information on the signing below.
Save Face last released “Folly: On the Rocks”, a stripped down and more intimate rendition of a previous release, in late 2017.
New Jersey indie-punk act Save Face are streaming their upcoming EP, Folly: On The Rocks, in its entirety. You can give it a listen here.
Folly: On The Rocks sees the band playing stripped down acoustic and piano versions of the songs from their 2016 EP Folly. The new EP is set to be released on November 17th, 2017 via Take This to Heart Records.
New Jersey’s indie-punk duo Save Face has just announced a run of tour dates with Secret Stuff while they’re on their way to and from The Fest in Gainseville, FL.
The duo has also just released their EP Folly with Take This to Heart Records.
According to Tyler Povanda, “Folly is meant to personify the way in which we derive our self-worth from anything but one’s self. These songs are an examination of a breakdown in communication, both internally and externally.”
Check out the dates below.
New Jersey emo band Save Face and Michigan-based pop punk outfit Hot Mulligan have announced some US tour dates taking place this summer.
You can check out all the dates and locations below.
Save Face last released their album Folly via Take This To Heart Records while Hot Mulligan’s debut EP Opportunities was most recently re-released on No Sleep Records.
Save Face and Mom Jeans have an extensive tour coming up through March into April. Full dates are below.
Save Face recently released new album “Folly” via Take This To Heart Records, with Mom Jeans having released “Best Buds” last summer.
New Jersey emo band Save Face are finally streaming their newest EP, Folly, in full. It is officially released today after 10 months of work.
You can give it a listen below.
Folly is being released through Take This To Heart Records and will serve as a follow-up to their 2015 split EP with My Heart.
New Jersey’s Save Face are streaming three songs of their upcoming EP Folly.
You can listen to “Preoccupied,” “Ditched,” and “Brain” below.
Folly will be released July 8th on Take This To Heart Records.
New Jersey emo band Save Face just announced they’ve signed on to Take This To Heart Records. To go with the announcement, the band also announced details of their new EP, Folly. In case that wasn’t enough for you, there’s more. They also released a new music video for a song off said EP. Check out “Ditched” below.
Folly is due out July 8th on vinyl, CD, and digital download. You can hear two more songs from the EP below the video, check out the artwork to the left, the full tracklisting below the music, and pre-order your copy right here.
It’s the end of a work week; it’s raising a fist; it’s screaming your lungs out—it’s diving headfirst into a hundred sweaty bodies. South Carolina’s Longshot Odds captures the energy and abandon of a raging pit, a marriage of iron-heavy chords and honey-thick leads—the kind of music where the bruising comes with the chorus. Their new EP, Circle the Drain, is a six-song EP from an exciting new voice in punk rock—but what they bring to the table is more than the same old sounds. From the metallic “Challenger,” to the grandiose and cinematic “Movin’ On,” all the way to the bouncey folk of “Blood and Asphalt”—Longshot Odds bring a diversity to their sound practically unheard of in today's skate punk scene. But above all this, Circle the Drain promises deliverance through rock ‘n roll, and Longshot Odds fight tooth and claw to deliver.
The EP, out now on Dying Scene Records, can be streamed here.
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