Mind Equals Blown

Florida’s own Oceana have been in the process of writing their follow-up to 2010′s excellent Clean Head EP for the past two years. Now that the record is fully written, the band needs your help funding the recording. To help fund their cause, the band has set up a Kickstarter page with a goal of $10,000.

After a somewhat lackluster Week 5, it’s a brand new week with seven new acts being announced, ranging everywhere from pop-rock to ravecore, and reggae to hardcore. Get ready, readers. You’re in for a treat this week. Band: The Green (All Dates) Check Out: “Love & Affection” from Ways & Means Similar To: Common Kings, The Aggrolites, The

Check out an interesting music video for Enter Shikari‘s “Arguing With Thermometers” as well as our review of their new album A Flash Flood Of Colour.

We’re proud to team up with the guys at Paper + Plastick to bring you a full album stream of The Arteries most recent album Dead Sea. We are the third day of P+P’s “12 Days of Streams” which features one stream of a 2011 P+P release every weekday leading up to Christmas. Click below to

We’re teaming with Pacifica to premiere something fun next Tuesday. If you haven’t already, download the band’s EP for free from their official website; it’s very Translating The Name-era Saosin meets newer Circa Suvive. We’ll be releasing a teaser a day, leading up to the release on the 27th. We showed you CONTROL and INFORM

We’re teaming with Pacifica to premiere something fun next Tuesday. If you haven’t already, download the band’s EP for free from their official website; it’s very Translating The Name-era Saosin meets newer Circa Suvive. We’ll be releasing a teaser a day, leading up to the release on the 27th. We showed you CONTROL yesterday; here’s

It’s August, which means bikinis and beaches are getting traded in for school clothes and classrooms soon. Down here in Southern California, people are packin’ into cars and heading to the water one last time, with windows down and stereos blazing.  Your only hope to get the girls to turn off whatever garbage hip-hop is

Trivium has been on the rise their entire careers. They come running onto the music scene with Ember To Inferno, got a huge breakthrough hit with Ascendency, then they changed their style for The Crusade, mixed it all up in Shogun, and now are deciding to bring themselves back to their roots in the newest album