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Tallahassee based pop-punk quartet Go Radio are set to release their sophomore album Close the Distance via Fearless Records on September 18. This latest effort is a bit of a departure from their first full length, 2011′s Lucky Street, as the bands sound has taken a turn for the mainstream, moving towards more radio-friendly tracks
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Review: Our Last Night’s Age Of Ignorance
Our Last Night recently released their third record, Age Of Ignorance under Epitaph Records. The band, hailing from Hollis, New Hampshire has matured over several years of touring, long periods of writing and recording, and even member changes since their signing with Epitaph in
Review: Memphis May Fire’s Challenger
Challenger, released on June 26th through Rise Records, consists of 11 songs that could only be the work of Dallas natives, Memphis May Fire
Review: Pierce The Veil’s Collide With The Sky
Collide With The Sky shows a much heavier aspect of San Diego’s Pierce The Veil than that of their preceding albums (A Flair For The Dramatic-’07 & Selfish Machines-’10)
Review: Motion City Soundtrack’s Go
Motion City Soundtrack are veterans when it comes to today’s ever-growing music scene. With their new album, Go, they have yet again left their mark as a band that are still ‘going’ strong
Review: Chelsea Grin’s Evolve EP
The latest release from Artery Recording’s deathcore warriors Chelsea Grin takes right off where their last release, My Damnation left off. Evolve EP was released just prior to the band kicking off their full-summer stint on this year’s run of the Vans Warped Tour
Review: I See Stars’ Digital Renegade
Not too long ago, Michigan-based post-hardcore band I See Stars was releasing their second album The End of The World Party (2011) through their growing-in-popularity label, Sumerian Records. Now in early 2012, I See Stars has released another full-length, Digital Renegade, which looks to be an attempt at a heavier sound; something most fans should be
Review: Hands Like Houses’ Ground Dweller
One of Rise Record’s most recent products, Hands Like Houses’ Ground Dweller received a considerable level of anticipation prior to its release. Well-written musical parts matched by vocals reminiscent of Tyler Carter and Jonny Craig (both even appear on a few tracks as guest vocalists) were cause for a lot of speculation that they were
Review: Sleigh Bells’ Reign of Terror
Sleigh Bells’ sophomore album Reign of Terror is a great follow up to their 2010 release Treats. Although the album’s tempo might have slowed down, it still is an amazing album to rock out to. The noise-pop aesthetics in this album have more metal guitar (thanks to Derek Miller) and obviously Alexis Krauss’ soothing voice
Review: Belle Histoire’s I Can Tell EP
Only being a band for a short amount of time, Belle Histoire has started out with a bang. From the Cincinnati, OH./Covington, KY. area, they have already played shows with acts such as Cold War Kids and have played a good amount of shows in a number of states
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