State Champs have finished recording their debut full length with Steve Klein of New Found Glory and Sam Pura at The Panda Studios in Fremont, CA. The album is set to be released later this summer/early fall.
Stream a new Wilson song called "College Gangbang" in the replies - the track comes from the their upcoming full-length on Easy Killer Records. Fans of Every Time I Die should check this out.
PropertyOfZack have posted a new "Perspective" article about John D., the man in charge of Skate and Surf, and how he curated this year's lineup here. You can buy tickets to the festival here.
Stream The Wonder Years' new record The Greatest Generation in its entirety here. You can read some first impressions on the record from Jason and Drew, and Thomas' review should be live this week as well. Is this album meeting your expectations? Surpassing? Let us know in the comments. Remember, the record hits stores on May 14th and you can pre-order it via iTunes here.
It's 2013 and no one that wasn't supposed to have our record got it until we mailed them out. It's shocking and really a nice feeling that a bond of mutual respect with everyone who had the press stream kept the album where it belonged.
Now, the record is streaming so you can listen guilt free. Like I said,...
Touche Amore entered the studio with producer Brad Wood (Say Anything, mewithoutYou) this week to record their third album. The record is due out in the fall via Deathwish Inc. Watch a teaser in the replies.
You can stream a new Xerxes' song titled "Tramadol" over at Brooklyn Vegan. It's off the band's upcoming EP, Would You Understand?, which will be available on June 18th. You can pre-order it here.
You can stream a new Adventures' song titled "Promise" over at Brooklyn Vegan. It's off the band's upcoming EP, Clear My Head With You, which will be available on June 18th. You can pre-order it here.
No Sleep Records has launched an acoustic video series called Warehouse Sessions. Head to the replies to watch the first installment, featuring Balance and Composure frontman Jon Simmons.
Larry and His Flask will release their sophomore album, By the Lamplight, on June 25th via Cascadian Records. The band's upcoming tour dates can be found in the replies.
Today, we're excited to bring you the first installment of a new feature called In and Out of Hardcore. Jason G and myself (Dre) are working on a series of personal stories from individuals majorly involved in the hardcore punk scene. These are people who are not necessarily in bands, and have communicated their artistry through record label management, videography, shirt and/or album design, photography, and more, driven by a passion to share what makes the scene so special and preserve it.
This first feature spotlights Chris Wrenn, founder of Bridge 9 Records. It also includes a song premiere from new Bridge 9 signees, Nervous Impulse (FFO: Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Big Boys). The...
The Nervous Wreckords (ex-Louis XIV) released a new video called "Let Them All Talk" and is currently in the running for this week's mtvU The Freshman contest. You can view the video and vote for it here.
In the replies you can watch the first music video The National have released from their upcoming album, for the song "Sea of Love" that they debuted on Fallon last month. Trouble Will Find Me is out May 21st via 4AD.
A full Fall Out Boy set in Buffalo, NY on May 23rd, 2003 at the Cruise Inn during their tour with Hidden In Plain View and The Early November can be found here. The footage was shot and edited by Paul Besch from Quiet Country Audio/Gracer.
Today we are premiering a new acoustic live video from Sugar Glyder for "Love Run Low," performed at Earshot Records in Greenville, SC. Hit the replies to watch the video. The song comes from their recently released album, The Eyes: They See. The band will soon join The Orphan, The Poet and Squid the Whale as support for You, Me, and Everyone We Know from May 10th-May 18th followed by a quick Northeast stint with Paper Route from May 23-May 25th.
You can watch The Lonely Island's new video for "Spring Break Anthem" in the replies. There's a nice surprise in the beginning. You can also purchase the song on iTunes.