Dan Cribb & The Isolated – As We Drift Apart
Having heard nothing from Dan Cribb’s new project before, I didn’t know what to expect from the former The Decline frontman and his Isolated buddies.
Motion City Soundtrack offer first taste of new album with lead single, “TKO”
Submitted by Bjorn on June 17, 2015 - 19:05Motion City Soundtrack have released the lead single from their upcoming, yet-to-be-revealed album. Check out the lyric video for "TKO" below.
The Early November – Imbue
On their second album following their hiatus, The Early November have cranked out ten new songs.
Diamond Youth – Nothing Matters
In case you’re like me and miss the days where you could turn on the radio and hear some decent alternative rock, Diamond Youth just released an album for you, called “Nothing Matters”.
Broadside – Old Bones
Richmond, VA’s Broadside signed with Victory Records a while ago and recently released their first album for the label, called “Old Bones”.
Blomst – Blomst
Blomst is Norwegian for flower, but there is nothing botanical about this band’s self-titled debut album.
The Story So Far – The Story So Far
If you happen to be looking for a by the numbers pop-punk album, then the guys in The Story So Far have just the thing for you.
Willow Creek
Writer/director Bobcat Goldthwait previously treated us to World’s Greatest Dad and God Bless America, two anarchic satire-filled comedies that you should see if you haven’t already done so. This time around he combines two genres that are all but worn out – the found footage horror flick and the there’s-something-evil-in-these-here-woods movie – and comes out a winner with this slow burning horror movie.
Whiplash
A movie about a young drummer and a teacher who demands too much from his students. How could this possibly make for an exciting watch? Right? But holy crap, this movie is friggin’ awesome!
Burying The Ex
Gremlins/Piranha director Joe Dante is back with a new flick, “Burying The Ex”. This time around the Roger Corman pupil takes a closer look at codependency in relationships and the risks of moving in together while using all the elements of a zomcom and 80ies horror.