New Found Glory stream Christmas song, “Snow”
Submitted by Bjorn on December 10, 2014 - 09:42New Found Glory have released a new Christmas song, “Snow,” which is currently streaming on Spotify via Hopeless Records. Check it out below.
New Found Glory have released a new Christmas song, “Snow,” which is currently streaming on Spotify via Hopeless Records. Check it out below.
Remember that Korn song that starts with ‘are you readyyyyy’? We do, even though we wish we didn’t. Don’t worry… Korn will not be playing at Groezrock. Seriously, what drugs are you on? But we digress.
Fat Mike of NOFX has taken the wraps off Home Street Home, his upcoming punk-rock musical concept album which is due out February 10, 2015 followed by a proper theatrical production.
To celebrate the announcement of their second full-length album, Palisades have released the first single off of Mind Games.
he first five acts have been announced for the 2015 Vans Warped Tour. Neck Deep, Palisades, Front Porch Step, Handguns and Kosha Dillz will all be attending punk-rock summer camp. Check back with us every Wednesday for more band announcements.
Melbourne’s Smith Street Band are back at it and if you like heart-on-sleeve type lyrics coupled to memorable melodies, then you can just stop reading here and go pick up your copy of “Throw Me In
“LP3” is already Restorations’ third and once again very creatively titled album, yet I’m still having the hardest time classifying these Philadelphia-based dudes.
A mineral is a naturally occurring substance that is solid and inorganic representable by a chemical formula, usually abiogenic, and has an ordered atomic structure.
Jay (Jason Segel) and Annie (Cameron Diaz) are still very much in love but there’s no denying that ten years of marriage and two kids have taken their toll on the passion. So one night they decide to hit the tequila bottle hard before trying out every position in 70s manual The Joy Of Sex while filming themselves with their iPad. Seems like a good idea but that’s only until they find out the video has gone public through the cloud.
Having previously given us Undead and Daybreakers (which also featured Ethan Hawke), the Spierig Brothers are back with Predestination, a confusing sci-fi movie based on a story by Robert A. Heinlein (because not all sci-fi movies have to be based on Philip K. Dick’s stories).