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Song Premiere: Sam Burchfield: “Spring”

Posted on October 9, 2015October 11, 2015 by Vinyl Mag

We’ve got a good one for you here. Our bud Sam Burchfield has dropped a new single in anticipation of his upcoming EP, and we’re all ears.  Check out “Spring” below, and be sure to catch Sam on his current tour!  

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Petal: “Heaven”

Posted on October 1, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

Hailing from Scranton, Pennsylvania, Petal is a band featuring Kiley Lotz, occasionally members of Tigers Jaw like Brianna Collins, and a few rotating others.  Sounding like a simpler Tigers Jaw and a less low-fi Fog Lake, Petal released an EP called Scout in 2012 that was met with high praise.  Since then, there have been a few singles released…

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Modern Baseball: “The Thrash Particle”

Posted on October 1, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

  The indie punk, emo punk, or whatever you want to call it band Modern Baseball has released a new single called “The Thrash Particle”.  It is unknown whether or not this will be featured on an upcoming album, split, or if it’s just a new stand-alone track.  The only thing we know is that…

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Kurt Vile: b’lieve i’m goin down

Posted on September 29, 2015 by Nikki Smith

Kurt Vile’s new album, b’lieve i’m goin down, opens with “Pretty Pimpin.” The riff immediately implants itself in the listener’s mind and forces him/her to learn the lyrics. Vile, formerly of The War on Drugs, exhibits a lingering twang, ironic considering he hails from Philadelphia. His country-tinged rock combines synth-laced beats to create catchy, western…

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Mac Demarco: Another One

Posted on August 18, 2015 by Nikki Smith

Mac Demarco is a relatively new artist that not everyone has heard of. My first encounter with him was on a sticker on the back of my friend’s laptop. I had to ask, “Who was this strange man surrounded by lettuce, bearing a large and mesmerizing gap toothed smile?” Once I bought my Shaky Knees…

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Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp

Posted on August 2, 2015 by Nikki Smith

Set in 1981, Wet Hot American Summer (2001) is the story of Camp Firewood and the raunchy counselors who strive to make their last day of camp one they’ll never forget. Directed by David Wain, WHAS is comprised of a hilarious cast starring Paul Rudd as Andy, the bad boy who has a way with…

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Preview: Campfest 2015

Posted on July 31, 2015July 22, 2015 by Kelsey Butterworth

With the recent news that Wet Hot American Summer is getting a Netflix reboot, it’s easy to slip into campy (sorry) nostalgia. Think back to the halcyon days of food on sticks, eau de bug spray lingering in the air, and weirdly intense two-month friendships which end in unfulfilled promises to “totally write to each other like…

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Modest Mouse “The Ground Walks, with Time in a Box”

Posted on July 19, 2015 by Nikki Smith

Modest Mouse released their newest album “Strangers to Ourselves” March 2015 with hit singles such as “Lampshades on Fire” and “Coyotes.” Now, a new music video accompanies one 0f the most familiar tracks, “The Ground Walks, with Time in a Box.” The video opens slow and dramatic, strange creatures in straw hoods walk across what…

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Yuck “Hold Me Closer”

Posted on July 19, 2015 by Nikki Smith

Yuck is one of those hidden gems from the UK because of it’s unique sound combination of rock and pop, along with subtle surfer and punk vibes. The band, manned by Max Bloom of Cajun Dance Party, Mariko Doi, Jonny Rogoff and Ed Hayes, has been compared to the likes of My Bloody Valentine and…

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Tom DeLonge Responds to Bandmates’ Statement

Posted on January 28, 2015February 8, 2017 by Emily McBride

The Blink-182 feud continues, as Tom DeLonge (guitarist/vocalist) defends himself from his former bandmates’ (Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker) accusations that he was “disrespectful and ungrateful,” as well as their statement that he quit the band through his manager without doing them the courtesy of informing them directly. In his (ridiculously long) Facebook diatribe, DeLonge condescendingly…

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