Bayside sign to Hopeless and prepare for a new album
In their 13 years as a band, Bayside have been through their share of ups and downs.
In their 13 years as a band, Bayside have been through their share of ups and downs.
On their fourth full-length and first for Rise Records, Polar Bear Club have made one big change: vocalist Jimmy Stadt got rid of his gruff vocals and traded them in for something cleaner.
Usually a self-titled album by a band that has been around for a while is indicative of change. In Drag The River’s case it probably just means they were too drunk to come up with an album name.
I have liked The Sounds ever since this Swedish outfit blew me away at one of their shows.
On their third album, Dead Dog show that you don’t have to overcomplicate things in order to make an enjoyable album.
It hardly ever happens that a band drops a new album before I had enough of the last one but shit, I’m still listening to 2011’s “Not Like This” on a regular basis and just can’t seem to get enough
Max (Kat Dennings) is street-smart and comes from a blue-collar background, Caroline (Beth Behrs) is book-smart and a formerly rich Manhattan socialite. Both of them are broke. And they’re living together while working in a diner in order to save $250,000 to start a cupcake shop of their own. That’s pretty much the premise around which 2 Broke Girls is built.
Against Me! have released a new song from their highly-anticipated sixth full-length album Transgender Dysphoria Blues.
New York City’s very own SKATERS recently announced the release of their debut album Manhattan, due February 2014 via Warner Bros. Records.
Guillermo Del Toro is something of a comic book fanatic so if there was one director who would do a good job of turning Mike Mignola’s Hellboy into a movie, it would be him. And that’s exactly what he did. Twice. “Hellboy” and its sequel “The Golden Army” are two rare movies that are not only based on a comic book, but also feel like one.