Browsing Tag Austin Carlile
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Of Mice & Men Release New Music Video For “Would You Still Be There”
The Scoop: Metalcore heavyweights Of Mice & Men have released a brand new music video for the song “Would You Still Be There”, which comes off the band’s third album ...
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Editorials 8
How Social Media Affects The Music Scene
In the ’50s and ’60s, young women would weep over The Beatles and Elvis Presley for their iconic music and good looks. In the ’70s and ’80s, classic ...
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Album Reviews 7
Of Mice & Men: Restoring Force
Of Mice & Men has never been my favorite band. Nonetheless, I was an avid listener of the band at one point in time. They were a great ...
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News 5
Suicide Silence Releases Live Video Of “OCD” With Austin Carlile (Of Mice & Men)
The Scoop: Metal outfit Suicide Silence has released a brand new look into their upcoming documentary Ending Is The Beginning: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show. The video is ...
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Of Mice & Men Releases Studio Video
The Scoop: Metalcore outfit Of Mice & Men has released a brand new video of frontman Austin Carlile documenting their time in the studio recording the band’s upcoming full length Restoring ...
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Single Reviews 1
Single Review: Of Mice & Men’s “You’re Not Alone”
Chris Cerulli from Motionless in White recently wrote a blog post discussing why the band has stopped writing songs that preach the message of hopefulness and what led them ...
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Austin Carlile (Of Mice & Men) and Oli Sykes (Bring Me The Horizon) Tease “Big News”
The Scoop: Austin Carlile, frontman for metalcore outfit Of Mice & Men, has posted a picture online of himself sitting on stage with Oli Sykes, frontman for fellow metalcore outfit Bring ...
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Of Mice & Men Begins Pre-Production On Third Full Length Album
The Scoop: Austin Carlile, frontman from metalcore outfit Of Mice & Men, has announced via Twitter that the band has officially begun pre-production on their forthcoming third full length album. You ...
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Editorials 2
The Scene of Celebrity Worship and Why It Should End
The heroes we have made for ourselves are not there. Our idol is a mental one, contrived by a conceived personal connection that is non-existent and formed by ...
