If you live near Pittsburgh and don’t know what to do on December 13, then that’s probably because you simply haven’t heard about Four Chord Music Festival yet. Or because you take life day by day and don’t plan that far ahead.
In two weeks Chris Hornbrook will be back on the road with Senses Fail, but you probably also know him as one of the founding members of metalcore powerhouse Poison The Well.
Lincoln indie-punks Bad Ideas have revisited their roots ahead of their next album. Returning to Seamus Wong in Leicester, the band have added a new spin to ‘One Seven Two’, taken from their 2012 debut, ‘Murder Of Gods’.
Already have plans for this Saturday? Cancel them! Face it, you can play board games with your friends any day of the week, that movie you want to see will still be in theatres next week and your grandparents will still be alive on Sunday.
Recorded in just four days with Justin Pizzoferrato (Sonic Youth, Speedy Ortiz), Destroy This Place’s new album “Animal Rites” bursts at the seams with directness and a sense of urgency that...
If you liked Midnight Reruns’ self-titled debut, you’re probably going to enjoy “Force Of Nurture” even more.
For their new album, Pittsburgh emo-tinged indie rockers Run Forever asked HUM’s Matt Talbott and Kyle Gilbride (who previously worked with Waxahatchee) to produce.
Burrito Wars. It could be the name of a reality show where you let four bands fresh off a tour fight to the death with the winner getting a lifetime supply of burritos.
One of Tiny Engines’ latest discoveries is called See Through Dresses.
Compared to somewhat similar bands such as Touché Amoré, La Dispute and Pianos Become The Teeth, I think it’s fair to say The Saddest Landscape never received the same amount of attention.
