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Parting ways with A Rocket To The Moon has seemed to bring good tidings for the singer-songwriter Nick Santino. Over the past year, he's released...
The frighteningly underrated band Arkells out of Ontario, Canada have prospected a blissful existence under the indie-rock radar since they formed in 2007. They've released two admirable full lengths thus...
Today's song of the day is the second single off Augustana's upcoming record Life Imitating Life, out April 22. The band's prior lineup was disbanded in 2012, now with front-man Dan Layus as the only...
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The picturesque songwriter and electronic musician SOHN broke through the U.K’s imposing music scene in 2012, taking his atmospheric harmonies and intertwining them with...
Do you eagerly wait for me to post a new review? Are you on the edge of your seat for the next Decades In Review? Is my music blog the homepage on your, your mom's, and your hamster's computer? Did you...
The Used are a band who defined the dark, emotional punk rock push in the early decade remarkably - Finding themselves in issues such as drugs, heartbreak, and numbness which catered to the emo subculture...
At risk of overstatement, Fireworks are one of the most stellar, outstanding pop punk bands to have emerged over the past few years. In a genre which seems to be repeating itself with every release,...
What a week for music! Check out quick cuts of some of the week's most notable releases below.
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I Am The Avalanche - Wolverines (I Surrender Records)
Thundering...
Each decade is home to a horizon of music that characterizes it. I listen to music from all eras, and this is going to be a new segment in which I reflect upon my personal favorites from each musically...
Taking Back Sunday took their first shot at resurrecting their classic lineup of Adam Lazzara on vocals, guitarist and vocalist John Nolan, bassist Sean Cooper, guitarist Eddie Reyes, and drummer Mark...
