Papa Roach debut video for new single “Falling Apart”
Californians Papa Roach have debuted a music video for their newest single “Falling Apart” from their most recent studio album F.E.A.R. Check it out below. Read more: Behind the scenes of Papa Roach’s “Gravity” video (exclusive) “‘Falling Apart’ is an epic Papa Roach track from F.E.A.R. The vocals are really straight forward, and then it explodes...
Daisyhead (No Sleep Records) stream demo of new song
Nashville's Daisyhead relesaed a demo of a new song “Never Know” today. This new track comes following their latest record The Smallest Light, out now via No Sleep Records. The band will also be embarking on a US tour with Free Throw and Young & Heartless later this month. Read More: Watch Daisyhead’s new video for...
A look at what a mid-level metal band can expect to make on a 30-day tour
In December, vocalist CJ McMahon left Thy Art Is Murder, which was a move that shocked just about anyone familiar with the band. In his personal statement, McMahon stated that one of the biggest reasons behind his departure was money. “I/we have been broke for years and being 32 years old I can't live like...
Pinegrove (Run For Cover Records) perform "New Friends" Little Elephant Live Session
Montclair, New Jersey's Pinegrove recently performed a live session of their song “New Friends” for Little Elephant sessions, which went up this morning. Thet track is off their album Everything So Far, which was re-released recently via Run For Cover Records. Read More: Run For Cover share statement regarding Whirr’s apology: “It doesn’t change anything”
August Burns Red's bassist is also the sole member of a pop-punk band
August Burns Red bassist Dustin Davidson has officially launched his pop-punk studio project Best Case Scenario. Staircase Wit is a 10-track record that features Davidson singing and playing every instrument, except roughly 80 percent of the drums, which ABR’s Matt Greiner helped out with. You can listen to the effort in full below. Be sure...
Gamer keeps Super Nintendo plugged in for 20 years to save game
Dedicated is an understatement in reference to Twitter user and gamer Wanikun, who kept his Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) plugged in for 20 years simply to preserve his game, reports Nerdist. That’s 180,000 hours, according to Wanikun. Read more: Nintendo President passes away at 55 SNES was titled Super Famicom in Japan. SNES cartridges can...
Gojira tease new album
French heavy metal band Gojira will be releasing a new studio session record this year via Roadrunner Records. Check out a teaser video from the studio below. Read More: Gojira release “Explosia” music video
Daphne Loves Derby stream three previously unreleased songs
Indie rock darlings Daphne Loves Derby have laid dormant for quite some time, and while it doesn’t look like that will change in the near future, they have unveiled three previously unreleased tracks on the latest episode of producer Casey Bates’ podcast. Bates produced and mixed the band’s 2005 album, On The Strength Of All...
All Time Low's 'Don't Panic' certified Silver in the UK
All Time Low's record Don't Panic has officially been certified Silver in the United Kingdom, after selling over 60,000 units since its release via Hopeless Records in 2012. Check out an update from singer Alex Gaskarth on the good news below. Read More: Some not so sound love advice from your favorite bands including Blink 182,...