Mind Equals Blown

Earlier today we posted a link to an Emarosa demo that featured Tilian Pearson‘s vocals on it. We reached out to Tilian, who confirmed that he has not joined Emarosa. Pearson admitted he and the band wrote together for a few months, but ultimately nothing came out of the pairing. The next time we’ll hear

Additional reporting by Jacob Testa In a few short years, Tilian Pearson has amassed quite the resume: he’s recorded two Tides Of Man albums, backed-up Jonny Craig, temporarily replaced Jonny Craig, joined/quit Archives, and is/isn’t in Saosin. Most recently the singer has been working on a solo album – but has Tilian secretly re-joined Emarosa?

Our friends in Adeste recently released a “Making Of” video for their debut album In Parables. Check out the video and read our review of In Parables here.

Alternative rock duo The Story Changes have been working on some new tunes for their upcoming debut full-length and have recorded an acoustic video of a brand new song called “Never Not Ever” from that record. Check the video below and check back for updates from the band on their Facebook and Twitter.

MEB’s good friend Josh Kirby, known as the mastermind behind Mount Carmel and the End of the World and for being the touring guitarist for Moving Mountains, has posted the third song for Mount Carmel. “Dunk Tank,” is available at Mount Carmel’s bandcamp and the print and lyrics can be seen at the project’s main site. Check

Enter Shikari have debuted a new live video for their song “Arguing With Thermometers,” featuring compiled footage from the group’s recent North American tour – and you can check it out below. The song comes from the band’s upcoming album, A Flash Flood Of Colour, which is due out January 17th via Hopeless Records.

Our friends A Lot Like Birds have posted a music video for “THINK DIRTY OUT LOUD” off of their debut album Conversation Piece.

Well, the moment many post-hardcore fans have been not-so-patiently hoping would occur for 11 years has finally come to fruition. At the Drive-In, the incredibly influential post-hardcore band that produced seminal records from the mid 1990s to the early 2000s, launched a new website as well as activated a twitter after months of dormancy. The message