Mind Equals Blown

Remember, remember, the fifth of October.  Not nearly as catchy as V’s threat against British rule, though a date worth worth noting nonetheless.  Two juggernauts elected to share the same Tuesday release date for their latest offerings, and both are expected to carry the weight of the dying post-hardcore genre on their shoulders.

Folk is a genre that is subject to countless misconceptions, varying from hillbilly music to what you might hear at a renaissance fair. The truth of the matter is, many people like Folk without even knowing it. Artists like Bob Dylan and Jack Johnson (The latter very technically speaking, but I digress.) are two of

Absurd song titles aside, the progression shown on the last two tracks from Chiodos was encouraging; both “Those Who Slay Together, Stay Together” and “Modern Wolf Hair” showed that the band will succeed with new vocalist Brandon Bolmer at the helm.  As strong as those tracks are, it’s “Love Is A Cat From Hell” that

Between the growing success of 2009′s Suicide Season and a monster showing on Warped Tour’s main stage this year, Bring Me The Horizon have captured numerous publications’ top spot for Most Anticipated Record of 2010.  Though many fans from the Count Your Blessings-era cringe at how the band is maturing, their evolution has brought about

Tonight it paid to be part of the media.  Comfortably in couches, members of the press sat around Swinghouse Studios in Los Angeles to listen to Underoath‘s newest record, Ø (Disambiguation) , almost a full two months before its November 9 release date via Solid State/Tooth & Nail Records.   MEB Photographer Michael Slider and

You all have heard about it by now (Or if you somehow haven’t, here’s your new study guide).  Jonny Craig is back in Dance Gavin Dance, who booted current vocalist Kurt Travis in order to re-incarnate the founding line-up. The move has affected many parties in many ways we’re yet to even think of, so let’s break

UPDATE #1: CONFIRMED…kinda.  Scroll to bottom. UPDATE #2: Well now they’re just screwing with us.  Vocalist/bassist Brendan Brown has joined the fun, and Southall has done even more teasing.  Scroll to bottom. Update #3: TwitPic Evidence. What a cataclysmic event this would be.  Today Brian Southall suggested via his Twitter account that The Receiving End Of

Chiodos has largely been playing their cards close to the chest regarding their upcoming record, Illuminaudio.  Due October 5, fans are only now getting to hear a second mastered track from the record.  ”Modern Wolf Hair” show’s the promise we’ve prayed for from the Brandon Bolmer-era for many different reasons.