Tag: pure noise records
Hawthorne Heights release their latest album ‘The Rain Just Follows Me’
Hawthorne Heights have released their eighth full-length, The Rain Just Follows Me, via Pure Noise Records. The project was produced by Grammy-winner Cameron Webb...
AltPress Weekly: Chase Atlantic, Pom Pom Squad, Real Friends and more
We’re back with the latest AltPress Weekly. Every week, we highlight new things we want you to check out. We call attention to new...
10 pop-punk artists we’d love to see live in the coming months
Pop punk found new life in 2020. Young bands blossomed, while hip-hop and pop acts picked up guitars. Maybe you’re one of the many...
10 next-gen pop-punk bands who will transport you back to the 2000s
We knew we meant it when we said it wasn't a phase. What we didn't know, however, was just how attached we were going...
Action/Adventure explore an alternate reality in high-energy “Poser”—watch
Pop-punk group Action/Adventure revealed that they have joined the Pure Noise Records roster. To celebrate, the band released a high-energy video for “Poser,” off...
40 new artists you need to hear in April
Everyone loves to jam out to their favorite artists and classic hits, but let’s not forget about all the fresh talent constantly popping up...
SeeYouSpaceCowboy and If I Die First join forces for “bloodstainedeyes”
SeeYouSpaceCowboy and If I Die First are teaming up for a truly epic collaboration. The hardcore bands are gearing up to release a split...
The Spill Canvas finally found the words to make a love song– listen
Last month, the Spill Canvas dropped their first single off their upcoming album, Conduit. "Firestorm" and its accompanying video gave us a bold taste of a...
Watch The Spill Canvas’ mystical new video for their single “Firestorm”
It looks like the wait for a new full-length album from The Spill Canvas is almost over. Not only have the band signed to...
23 Canadian bands Silverstein’s Shane Told knows will keep the scene alive
If we had to pick one band from Canada keeping the scene alive, it would have to be Silverstein. No question. The post-hardcore band...
