Tag: aaron gillespie
Here are the 18 best scene vocalists from the 2000s
The first decade of this century began in the wake of boy bands and nü metal, so no one truly knew which sounds and...
Underoath’s album breakdown continues with Slipknot and ETID members
Underoath are streaming on Twitch this week to listen through their album Lost In The Sound Of Separation.
The iconic album featured the tracks such...
20 essential 2004 albums that proved the scene was here to stay
The 2004 alternative music community turned out to be a pivotal moment in time for scene bands. As the two previous years set the...
20 scene albums from 2002 that you probably still have in your car
When the new millennium broke, the alternative music community was heavily saturated with popular genres such as punk, pop punk and emo. Lying dormant,...
AP&R playlist: Haunting electro-rock, indie undercurrents and emo dad odes
You’re welcome: We’ve made finding new songs by rising bands easy. Each week, we’re gathering the best from the underground and offering it to...
Aaron Gillespie understands the power of music thanks to his fans
“Gosh, I went on my weekly grocery store today,” Aaron Gillespie reports from his home in Salt Lake City. “It’s a scene, man....
Top 10 genre-crossing collabs we didn’t see coming
Collaborations have been a part of the music community since the very beginning, with crossover collabs being the hardest to accomplish successfully.
Blending two unique...
Silverstein dive into “Madness” with rapper Princess Nokia on collab track
Silverstein are set to release their ninth full-length album A Beautiful Place To Drown this Friday (March 6) and they're delivering another new track from...
Can you guess this Underoath video from a single screenshot?
Underoath have seen their share of change, from breakups to important members stepping away to a different sound on every album they’ve put out...
Top 46 post-hardcore songs from the 2000s
Post-hardcore broke out as a movement in a huge way during the first decade of the 2000s while shaping how people view the genre...
