Mind Equals Blown

Recently, Mind Equals Blown’s Patrick Walford sat down with Rory Clewlow and Chris Batten of Enter Shikari to talk details on the band’s next album, of which is to be released sometime next year. MEB: How far are you into the recording process and how has recording this album been different from Common Dreads and

Mind Equals Blown’s Patrick Walford caught up with Nathaniel Motte of the electronic pop duo 3OH!3 at the Vans Warped Tour. They discuss the band’s quick rise in popularity, working with well-known producers, writing for the band’s new record, and more. MEB: Nat, this is you guys’ third time out on Warped Tour. 2008 was

Those of you who frequent the AbsolutePunk.net music forum should be familiar with a phenomena that has happened twice before: The Fantasy Band Draft. Ran by MEB Managing Editor Jack Appleby, the two fantasy drafts were wildly successful endeavors, earning over 100,000 combined page views, sparking great music discussion and getting the attention of several

We spent some time with our friends in A Lot Like Birds during their west coast headlining tour. Read on to find out why they chose Doghouse Records, what the new songs are like, and whether we’ll see a second Squash The Beef tour. MEB: You’ve just finished your first headlining tour, despite only having

Eric Azure from Design The Skyline recently spoke with Patrick Walford on his radio show, Rock The Walls. Check out what Azure has to say on the recent firing of their bass player, being a signed band and everything else going on in their world. Patrick Walford: Eric, it’s been a couple months since you

Upon their signing to Pure Noise Records, Troubled Coast were kind enough to talk to us about why they chose the label, their plans for the rest of the year, and the reception of their latest full length, Letters, which you can see the review for here. MEB: You guys just announced that you have

Josh Snyder, vocalist and guitarist of pop-punk band Still Rings True talks about their upcoming show with Bane, their do-it-yourself ethics, and making a name for themselves in the upstate New York scene and the state of the genre in general. MEB: What has the response been like for your newest album, Tear Down the Walls?

Derrick Sherman, guitarist for one of Tooth & Nail’s newest signings Sainthood Reps, was kind enough to take the time to talk with us about their debut record Monoculture, working with Mike Sapone, and touring with Brand New. MEB: This is your first release for Tooth & Nail, which typically caters to a different audience