Not Ur Girlfrenz bring you a wholesome throwback to the golden age of pop-punk and teenage love with their new single Game Over. Do you remember those evenings when you were a kid and watching movies about teenagers and their glorious high school days, with
Reaching an impressive milestone in any band’s career, Silverstein remind us all what it takes to stand the test of time through their 10th studio album, A Beautiful Place To Drown. 20 years in the biz together and Silverstein are going as strong as ever.
DGD combine piercing vocals, rapid and dreamy instrumental with a psychedelic video in their new song Prisoner, all will keep you hooked from the first drum beat. Dance Gavin Dance have announced their much-anticipated ninth full-length studio album, Afterburner, due out on April 24th. Confusing
The Amity Affliction talk death, mental illness, loneliness and dreams in their heaviest album to date. Let’s talk about death. What kind of death? Who’s death? Why death? You’ll get the answers soon, but for that we’ll also have to talk about mental illness, as
Taking over London’s Omeara as part of BRITs Week in collaboration with War Child, Tom Walker graced us with a magical evening of great music, powered by a genuine pure heart and a good sense of humour. I’m sure you’re all wondering what do people
Hawthorne Heights set out to defy the time itself and take the crowd back to the 2004s. Their timeless presence with a subtle undertone of nostalgia charmed the crowd instantly. With a set declared to contain 96% old songs, Hawthorne Heights aimed to give everyone
Silverstein came in like a storm and everyone was ready for it! The band started off with one of their newest bangers Burn It Down and were immediately met with wide smiles, hands clapping, horns in the air, headbanging and sing along at key moments.
Silverstein come to terms with their demons and unapologetically embrace their bad habits with their brand new single. And what a befitting sonic blend for the niche theme this new tune puts forward. While lately there’s been a growing trend of songs highlighting the internal
Rebel guitar riffs paired with raspy screams reveal a practical view on the hopelessness of human condition. If you appreciate Rage Against The Machine’s musical style but found it rather soft or lyrically too dramatic, Drug Church’s new song Bliss Out will finally tick all
Have you ever wondered what the Thornhill boys are up to before a show? Do they have a secret handshake? Do they spend hours fixing their hair in the mirror? Well, we had the chance to find out and here’s what happened: Photos: Adriana Vasile
