2011 Sound Scene Press Award nominees
As another year worth of music wraps up, it’s the time of year that all of the music publications pull together a list of bands and artists that they feel stood above the rest throughout the year. For this year’s edition of our awards, we have five categories again. For each category, we’ve selected five acts that we felt best represented each category. However, this year, YOU will have the opportunity to vote on each category and help influence the final decisions on the winners. (Your vote comprises 40% of the final results). As much as this type of situation often turns into a popularity contest, we still feel that it’s vital for fans to have a say in year-end award selections. Voting closes at 6pm on January 3rd, and winners will be revealed soon after.
Note: Special thanks to Angela and Ethan for helping out. I couldn’t have been able to put all of this together without you two! -Nick
Band of the year:
Breathe Carolina
Breathe Carolina released their third full-length record this year, Hell Is What You Make It, which was a very solid CD, but they didn’t stop there. The duo and their support band went on to headline multiple tours throughout the year, along with getting themselves some major radio playtime. Major props to them for helping get the alternative music scene some mainstream recognition.
The Maine
On top of having a tour schedule that included time out with bands such as Augustana, The Maine also found time to produce what very well may be our Album of the year, Pioneer. They’ve grown to be so much more than the pop-punk band with a huge fanbase and catchy music that they used to be. The new album shows their maturity off very well and makes a very strong case for them being Band of the year.
Asking Alexandria
As much as some may dislike the UK stadium-metalcore outfit, they still turned out a very impressive year. Coming back from their setback with Danny Worsnop’s drunkenness in Seattle, Asking Alexandria went on to co-headline a large-scale tour with Hollywood Undead, and put out an album (Reckless And Relentless) that shed a lot of their cliched sound from their debut album, while adding in pieces of the arena-rock sound that the band strives for.
Rise Against
Four-piece political-punk act Rise Against’s newest album, Endgame may not have been their best-known effort to date, but it was still a very well-written disc. In addition to releasing a new record, the band also headlined a tour which brought along punk legends Bad Religion, and up-and-coming pop-punk band Four Year Strong. Later in the year, they even got to support Foo Fighters on part of their North American Tour. How cool is that?
My Chemical Romance
MCR won our Album of the year honors last year, and in 2011, they toured in support of Danger Days. The band showed that they still have it after all these years by headlining a large North American tour, followed by playing in support of punk icons blink-182. All of this went on amidst talk of another new album coming in 2012.
Who is YOUR pick for Band of the year?
- The Maine (45%, 14,372 Votes)
- My Chemical Romance (42%, 13,364 Votes)
- Asking Alexandria (10%, 3,058 Votes)
- Breathe Carolina (2%, 512 Votes)
- Rise Against (1%, 472 Votes)
Total Voters: 31,776
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Album of the year:
The Maine’s “Pioneer”
Pioneer was a huge surprise and a great, early Christmas gift for listeners this December. The Maine’s third full-length effort is undoubtedly their best so far in their young careers. John O’Callaghan’s vocals are a real treat, and the guitar tones on the record are wonderful to hear over and over again.
Asking Alexandria’s “Reckless and Relentless”
Following Stand Up And Scream, Reckless And Relentless almost seems like it was made by a brand new band. Asking Alexandria did everything that they could to shed the immature synth-laced hardcore sound that they became known for. On Reckless And Relentless, Asking Alexandria cooked up a raw-feeling sound that helps them along towards their 80s arena-rock goal.
Sleeping With Sirens’ “Let’s Cheer To This”
Before Let’s Cheer To This” was even released, Sleeping With Sirens frontman Kellin Quinn boldly proclaimed that it would be the “album of the year.” Well, he may just be right. The band’s newest effort makes major strides from their debut, with less of a heavy feel and more of an alt-rock vibe. Kellin’s vocals are a huge selling point for the disc, backed up by solid musicianship.
D.R.U.G.S.’ “Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows”
As the first record put out by a group of well-accomplished musicians assembled by Craig Owens, Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows’ self-titled album has been quite successful. Their music has got them onto major tours during the past year, such as Vans Warped Tour (on the Tegart/Main Stage) and World War III Tour. The songs are a bit more mainstream than anything Craig was a part of with Chiodos, but breakdowns and catchy choruses are still a major factor.
I Am Empire’s “Kings”
Kings is an album with a huge sound that comes from a fairly unknown band. I Am Empire released their debut album this year via Tooth & Nail Records. With a major Mötley Crüe sound to the the record, Kings is an easy-to-listen-to record with plenty of hooks and extremely catchy solos.
Who is YOUR pick for Album of the year?
- The Maine's "Pioneer" (61%, 7,278 Votes)
- Asking Alexandria's "Reckless And Relentless" (20%, 2,404 Votes)
- Sleeping With Sirens' "Let's Cheer To This" (8%, 986 Votes)
- D.R.U.G.S.' "Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows" (7%, 840 Votes)
- I Am Empire's "Kings" (4%, 475 Votes)
Total Voters: 11,981
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Music video of the year:
Rise Against’s “Make It Stop (September’s Children)”
Rise Against’s music video for “Make It Stop” was made in order to drum up more support for the It Gets Better Project, and shine light onto the issue of bullying towards LGBT youth. A better job could not possibly have been done, as the video came out as one of the strongest and most moving music videos in recent history.
Bring Me The Horizon’s “Blessed With A Curse”
Bring Me The Horizon released three videos in 2011, so it was inevitable that we chose at least one (or two) of them for our list. “Blessed With A Curse” was the most simple video that involved two polar opposite curls reflecting on bad memories while the band was surrounded by upside down hanging balloons.
Asking Alexandria’s “To The Stage”
“To The Stage’s” video basically summarizes the events leading up to a fictional show in the lives of Asking Alexandria. However, on the way to the stage, Danny ends up getting dragged off to have a little too much fun, and the rest of the band is left searching for him, only to find him overdosed.
Bring Me The Horizon’s “Alligator Blood”
“Alligator Blood” is one of the creepier songs from Bring Me The Horizon’s most recent effort and they matched it with a creepy video. Leading through a back alley casino involving roulette and tarot cards predicting Sykes’ accompanied by just as creepy people and animals. In the end not one of them make it out alive.
Miss May I’s “Masses of a Dying Breed”
Miss May I generally keeps their music simple and to the bare minimum, which is reflected by this video. No fancy shots of the band, just some smoke and a good story. The plot is in an early America during the Civil War where race becomes no object between two men. Drama shouldn’t stand between people when help is required. Good message, good video.
What is YOUR pick for Music video of the year?
- Asking Alexandria's "To The Stage" (33%, 1,944 Votes)
- Bring Me The Horizon's "Blessed With A Curse" (24%, 1,415 Votes)
- Rise Against's "Make It Stop (September's Children)" (22%, 1,308 Votes)
- Miss May I's "Masses of a Dying Breed" (11%, 673 Votes)
- Bring Me The Horizon's "Alligator Blood" (10%, 589 Votes)
Total Voters: 5,929
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Upcoming band/artist of the year:
Crown The Empire
Texas-based Crown The Empire is still unsigned, and just released their debut EP, Limitless. They’re the only band up for Upcomer of the year that isn’t signed. The band takes the now-common synth and hardcore combination and takes it to a new level, with extremely catchy songs. Make sure to watch for a signing involving them during 2012. Check out: “Voices”
The Venetia Fair
The Venetia Fair is one of the craziest live performances ever to take a stage. Every second of every one of their sets is a mind-blowing experience, and they bring their show all over the country. In addition to being great performers and van-dwellers, they also make some fine music. It cannot be described well as anything other than alternative/indie-rock, which makes it sound bland compared to what it truly is. They released an EP this year entitled The Pits. Check out: “I’m Still Amazed”
I Am Empire
With their debut record, Kings already up for album of the year, it goes without saying that I Am Empire must have some talent. On top of their debut, the band also did a considerable amount of touring throughout the US this year. They’ve definitely proven themselves a worthy band to look out for in the near future. Check out: “Brain Damage”
I, The Breather
Their first full-length came out last year, which was followed by their touring full-time throughout this year. Just a few weeks ago, the band started recording their next effort. They’ll be making a return to their touring schedule very soon as they will be support on August Burns Red’s upcoming headliner. Check out: “Forgiven”
Title Fight
Oh, to be young and in love with music. Title Fight is a group of young guys that have been playing together since they were early teenagers. They’ve released multiple demos, EPs and two full lengths, and were featured on this year’s AP Fall Tour. Title Fight leads with young determination which is needed to stand out in music today. They’re expected to be releasing a new full length in 2012. Check out: “27″
Who is YOUR pick for Upcoming act of the year?
- Crown The Empire (44%, 3,617 Votes)
- The Venetia Fair (32%, 2,648 Votes)
- I, The Breather (8%, 694 Votes)
- I Am Empire (8%, 683 Votes)
- Title Fight (8%, 593 Votes)
Total Voters: 8,233
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Stand-out moment of the year:
Jonny Craig.. being Jonny Craig
Anything from his beautiful voice, to “selling laptops,” entering detox, and reportedly making a comeback with a solo career, this one pretty much sells itself without much explanation.
Danny Worsnop in Seattle
It’s known that Asking Alexandria likes to party, but after Danny Worsnop was too intoxicated to perform on stage, sides started to separate. The band took the right steps saying Worsnop would enter rehab and that they would go back to Seattle and play a free show.
Sam Parsons leaves The Venetia Fair to go to space
A story like this one could only really come from the camp of The Venetia Fair. Back in April, Sam left the band in order to dedicate himself to a career with NASA and have a chance to return to space. For those that have seen The Venetia Fair play, you may be a little concerned about one of their former members having anything to do with operating any form of spacecraft, but have no fear; we’re sure that Sam is making a great astronaut.
Austin Carlile rejoins Of Mice & Men
If you’re a Twitter user you probably remember this day very distinctly: “Austin Carlile” was trending worldwide. After joining and leaving multiple bands before, many fans were unsure of this move from Carlile and co. Fast forward to December 2011 and OM&M are still going strong.
Jona Weinhofen breaks hand in pit
We may never know if that alleged mishap between Sykes and a fan in the crowd actually happened a few years back, but there’s proof that Weinhofen was throwing punches this year. After getting upset with something on the floor, he jumped into the pit of his own show which led to a broken hand.
What is YOUR pick for Standout moment of the year?
- Danny Worsnop in Seattle (35%, 1,701 Votes)
- Austin Carlile rejoins Of Mice & Men (33%, 1,642 Votes)
- Jonny Craig being Jonny Craig (11%, 553 Votes)
- Sam Parsons leaves The Venetia Fair to go to space (11%, 543 Votes)
- Jona Weinhofen breaks his hand in a pit (10%, 488 Votes)
Total Voters: 4,926
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Explain to me, why rise against is not winning in their nominations. They have the best message, the most talent, and the best sounding music then any of those fucking bands. Their is too much scene queers voting for asking Alexandria when they are absolutely horrible live.
Aj, you can’t trust votes or the mass opinion of people to make the right decisions. Look at the music that is popular now… I’d say that’s living proof that the opinions of the majority aren’t always about talent or good messages. (If it were up to me, it would be.. but sadly, it’s not.)
Why should it matter if they win? As long as you know in your mind that they’re better than any other mindless/talent-less bands, then that should be enough for you. People have the right to like what you consider bad music just as you have the right to like what you consider good music. Just be proud that you have what you consider to be a good taste in music, and move on with life.
True, but a band like rise against is not getting the attention they should be getting, the band members are perfect examples for role models, the music is incredibly good. Also Punk is dying, soon there will be no more hardcore, ska, and simply punk anymore.
you are so right about the role model point you made. Every single member of Rise Against is actually straight-edge, and their music has a real point, unlike some of Asking Alexandria’s songs that are like screaming versions of pop (or in other words–have no point, about chicks, or drugs, or parties, or drinking, or sex or some sort of shit like that. and yes, punk is dying. I mean, look at how much Green Day, or blink-182 changed…i mean i can’t really call ‘em punk anymore..
glad to know someone out there thinks along the same lines 
Are you retarded Alexandria is sick live! I’ve seen em four times and the are perfect.
Also, congrats D.R.U.G.S and The Venetia Fair (on both the upcoming band AND the standout moment of the year). KEEP IT UP!
miss may i or rise against for best video! They are both very meaningfull and have a great message to them.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! Asking Alexandria is good and all but really. Give the other bands a chance! They’re all really talented and deserve a chance. Sleeping With Sirens is a great band and they are very talented and should definitely be winning Album of the year. And Rise Against is great too. They’re music video is AMAZING and actually has a message. And SERIOUSLY?!?!?! Danny Worsnop going to rehab for getting drunk on stage is a better ‘stand-out’ moment of the year then Austin going back to OM&M?!!!! Something wrong with you people. AA shouldn’t even be on here, the other bands don’t have a chance. And to everyone who is giving AA shit, they are talented guys. The only time they are ever bad live is when they drink. I saw them this summer and they were actually fantastic.
dammmm asking alexandria is kiking ass!:D
The Venetia Fair is the only band here that doesn’t suck.
Awfully broad statement there. Just because you don’t happen to enjoy the music on here doesn’t mean that others don’t. Seriously though, check out I Am Empire if you haven’t already. They’re pretty tough not to like – just straight up rock and roll.
If you ever get the chance…see I Am Empire live….Incredible!!!
Seriously I agree! I see them every time they come into town and am blown away every time! I Am Empire’s music never gets old!
Asking Alexandria is only winning because the others bands didn’t ask for votes on Facebook.
Yeah, unfortunately. Hopefully some of the other bands will get involved and get some votes!
Even at my ancient age – it has to be AA!
The Maine truly deserves to win this. They are the most loyal, hardworking, down to earth, and humble band out there. They care more about their fans and their music than anything. Definitely deserve Band of the Year.
The Maine deserves to win this. They are the most loyal, hardworking, down-to-earth and humble band out there. They care more about their fans and giving us music than anything else. Their own label didn’t want them to release Pioneer, but they gave us their purest music yet, by releasing it anyways. They are definitely Band of the Year.
well said! they deserve this
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can’t wait for MCR’s new album–ecstatic!!!!
I do like all the bands, but shit, none of them have anything on Rise Against. New album is amazing, Make It Stop (Septembers Children) is the most moving music video and just a brilliant band overall.
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“MCR” We get it. I honestly believe The Maine should win for both because they tried so hard on this album to make their fans proud and also say “fuck you- we can do anything” to the record label. Also they did it with their own money. John also gave it his all on Pioneer, his voice is perfect. Kennedy and Jared on the guitars were beyond amazing. Garrett on bass kicked fucking ass and so did Pat on the drums. Aside from that, The Maine are very loving and caring to their fans. Whoever preordered Pioneer recieved a letter from the band saying how much it means to them etc and they also signed it. I believe it was way more than 500 letters, I’m not very sure but I can be wrong. I have loved them since ’09 and I admit their sound is changing.. they’re growing up. But hey, sometimes change and growing up is good. Vote for The Maine!
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the maine deserves this far more than any other band, they worked so hard on this album and took a huge risk of loosing a ton of fans because of their sound changing. they put this record out by themselves, and they are finally making music that they want to make. they are so good to their fans. after every show on the pioneer tour they did a free meet and greet, i don’t know about other shows but in philly it didn’t end until like, one in the morning and the show ended at around 9:30. the maine is just more than deserving of this award, they save lives (or at least mine) so yeah vote for them xoxoxoxoxoxo
Not sure I wanna live in a world where a dude GOING TO SPACE is overlooked by some asshole getting too drunk to perform.
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So hard choosing between MCR and Rise Against…
the listener’s vote is only worth 40% of the final result. So the winner has all ready been determined and our votes don’t really matter…
Completely false! We haven’t even made our final votes yet.
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