Ellison Oswald (Ethan Hawke) is a true crime writer who’s looking for a new hit. Desperate to relive his fifteen minutes of fame, he and his family move to the house where a year prior a gruesome quadruple murder took place. Of course, he fails to mention this little bit of trivia to his wife because let’s face it, it’s not exactly the kind of thing the wife would want to hear when you have a kid that’s already prone to night terrors.
Not only is Further Seems Forever back, they are back with their original frontman, Mr. Dashboard Confessional himself, Chris Carrabba.
Candy Hearts is the first band to work with Chad Gilbert’s label, Violently Happy Records, which he started under the Bridge Nine umbrella.
Following up their split with Hanalei, New Jersey’s Aspiga (not to be confused with the brand that makes hand-made sandals in Kenya) is back at it with a first release for Paper + Plastick.
One of the latest additions to the Razor & Tie roster is called The Seeking and listening to “Yours Forever”, it’s not hard to figure out what they are seeking exactly.
Whereas Hear The Sirens’ debut had more in common with Strike Anywhere than with anyone else, their new album “Renegade” is of the poppy variety.
No idea why they are re-releasing Crowbar’s debut album but here ya go. No extras, no bonus songs,… nothing. And it’s not even the band’s best album!
Having recently parted ways with Fueled By Ramen, the latest release by The Swellers comes courtesy of their own label, Snowbird Songs.
Side One Dummy took it upon themselves to re-release the classic 1994 album “Born To Quit” by the Smoking Popes.
The guys that make up Basement are a bunch of assholes.
