10 best pop-punk songs that mention dogs
Everybody loves dogs, and our favorite pop-punk bands are no exception. Whether they pay tribute to man’s best friend overtly or slip in a few subtle references, pop-punk artists are notorious for loving on pups more than everyone else. Here are 10 tracks that mention our furry counterparts. Can’t get enough? We have you covered....
Danny McBride: new 'Halloween' was almost back-to-back sequels
[Photos by: OfficialPSDs.com, Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons] The new Halloween was originally planned as two sequels filmed back-to-back, according the horror reboot’s co-writer, Danny McBride. The Eastbound & Down and Vice Principals comedian shared the insight with Entertainment Weekly. The new film, directed by David Gordon Green and written by Green, McBride and Jeff Fradley, finds...
Don Broco announce headlining arena tour, drop new music video
Don Broco have announced a massive arena tour and they dropped a music video for their song “Greatness.” Read more: Boston Manor debut “Halo” at Download Festival, announce new record Joining the band on their seven-date arena trek across the UK is Neck Deep and Issues. The tour kicks off Feb. 1 in Manchester and it...
'American Satan' is getting its own spinoff television series
Get excited, it looks as though American Satan will be getting a spinoff television series after all. Read more: Do people over 30 stop discovering new music? This survey thinks so The film, which starred Black Veil Brides‘ Andy Biersack and Asking Alexandria‘s Ben Bruce, followed the rock band the Relentless as they “drop out of...
Skyharbor premiere politically charged, spaced out music video for “Dim”
Hailing from New Delhi and Cleveland, progressive metal band Skyharbor released a music video for their galactic ode to an ever-shifting political swarm. “Dim” is the first music video from the band’s upcoming album, Sunshine Dust, out Sept. 7 via Entertainment One (eOne)/Good Fight Music. Watch the music video for “Dim” below. Read more: New Found...
Do people over 30 stop discovering new music? This survey thinks so
Sometimes it seems like we’ll never get over the music we listened to in middle and high school. That nostalgia just keeps drawing us back—and according to a new survey—maybe we’ll be reminiscing about the ‘glory days’ forever. Read more: New study finds music eases pain and anxiety of surgery Streaming service Deezer surveyed 1000...