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By 2006, scene culture had grown roots in every mainstream area possible. Myspace took over as the primary mode of social media communication, and bands spread like wildfire once they uploaded music. It was a whirlwind year, as music became more accessible to a larger group of people, Hot Topic brightened its lights and studded belts were an essential accessory...

The first decade of this century began in the wake of boy bands and nü metal, so no one truly knew which sounds and bands would break out this time around. Well, “the scene” became a widely used (and misused) phrase, and bands decided to become more egalitarian.  Read below ...

In 2003, major scene bands were gaining popularity on the Warped Tour circuit. The musical mixture of emo, pop punk and punk was growing in both the mainstream and the underground. As some of the millennium's biggest names in the alternative scene started changing their sound, younger musicians joined in with their own take on the genre...

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 today. Countless others had pioneered the genre throughout the ’80s and ’90s, but bands such as Glassjaw, At The Drive-In and Boysetsfire helped push it to new heights. Take a ...

At the end of last year, Scary Kids Scaring Kids announced a 2020 reunion tour celebrating 15 years of debut The City Sleeps In Flames. With the tragic passing of vocalist Tyson Stevens in 2014, the band recruited former Saosin frontman Cove Reber for singing duties...

Cove Reber has been making a whole lot of noise recently, and it’s all good. He recently chatted up how stoked he was to be fronting Scary Kids Scaring Kids for that band’s reunion tour next year. He was also laying down vocals for his current project, Dead American. In this...

Named after a track by emo quirk kings Cap’n Jazz, Scary Kids Scaring Kids released two albums of keyboard-nuanced post-hardcore before calling it a day in 2009. Earlier this fall, guitarist Chad Crawford put out a new track, “Loved Forever,” crediting it to the band. Not long afterwa...

Scene rockers Saosin gave some lucky concertgoers a Christmastime thrill earlier this week when their former vocalist Cove Reber surprisingly joined them onstage to perform a pair of fan-favorite tunes from the band's early efforts. Appearing alongside original and current frontman Anthony Green at the first night of Saosin's special holiday shows this past Sunday in Southern California, Reber eme

Fans at the first of Saosin's sold-out, four-night stand at SoCal's Chain Reaction got a special treat on Monday when Anthony Green and the band dusted off "Voices" from their 2006 debut album. Watch it below. Read more: The 12 best vocal collabs of 2017 "I didn't write this shit, but this is one of my favorite Saosin songs," Green announced at the start of the encore performa

Would you like to see Saosin perform “Voices” with Anthony Green? You might have the opportunity to do so this summer: In a new interview with Chorus.fm, bassist Chris Sorenson reveals that the band are contemplating re-introducing Cove Reber-era songs into live rotation. Read more... Read More ...

Recently, former Saosin vocalist shared what looks to be a stanza of lyrics on Instagram. A fan commented on the post and claimed, “Saosin not the same without you.” Without missing a beat, Cove replied, “It's funny ‘cause it wasn't the same Saosin I fell in love with before I showed up either. So… it's like you're getting t ...

To Saosin fans, the very idea of Anthony Green reuniting with the band was nothing more than a fairytale delusion, yet here we are, and the delusion has become reality. We’ve gone from essentially having no Saosin—compliments of their musical hibernation after kicking out Cove Reber in 2010—to having Saosin in its most desired form. So far, the band’ ...

Former Saosin vocalist Cove Reber—who replaced original singer Anthony Green but parted ways with the band in 2010—was in attendance at one of the band’s recent West Coast reunion shows. Today, Reber shared his thoughts on the band’s reunion with Green and the show he attended in a post to his personal blog, along with a photo of the show. Read Reber’s full post ...