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It looks like Forever The Sickest Kids could be making a comeback
It looks like Forever The Sickest Kids could be making a comeback
On June 18, Alternative Press ran a feature about the ten neon-pop bands that need to make a comeback. Hey Monday, Forever The Sickest Kids, Cobra Starship and The Friday Night Boys were just a few of the bands to be featured on the list. Now, it appears that Forever The Sickest Kids have confirmed that fans could be hearing new music from them soon...
Remember when blackbear used to be in a scene band?
Remember when blackbear used to be in a scene band?
blackbear (aka Mat Musto) is hard to put in a genre-defining box, and it appears he likes it that way as he currently toes the line between rap and electro-pop. Musto has a storied history in the music scene, however, having gotten his start as the frontman of Florida-based pop-punk act Polaroid before rising through the pop world by writing and producing tracks for everyone from Justin Bieber to
Feel-good tweets we all needed this week
Feel-good tweets we all needed this week
It's been a very long, heartbreaking week for the music industry. Every day seemed to bring a new wave of bad news, making it hard to find the positives in a place we often find ourselves running to in order to escape the bad. We've complied a list of feel-good tweets that we all needed this week, to remind us that music can still be what we all need even in the darkest of times...
Fifteen Memorable Fueled By Ramen Videos
Fifteen Memorable Fueled By Ramen Videos
In honor of Fueled By Ramen's 15th birthday, we picked out 15 memorable videos for songs released by the label--and, of course, a bonus clip to grow on. Enjoy! Fall Out Boy, “Grand Theft Autumn/Where Is Your Boy” Fall Out Boy’s most popular video while on Fueled By Ramen, the clip actually became more popular—just like Take This To Your Grave did—after the release of the band’s major-label de
Exclusive Q&A: Shaant Hacikyan opens up about the new Cute Is What We Aim For
Exclusive Q&A: Shaant Hacikyan opens up about the new Cute Is What We Aim For
At 2:36 a.m. on August 18, CUTE IS WHAT WE AIM FOR founding member and frontman SHAANT HACIKYAN entered an unexpected Twitter update. The message: “I’m going solo. Thank you for every inkling of support.” While fans may have been caught off-guard, it came as no shock to those close to the band, which had been falling apart during the months prior, according to our interview with former CIWWAF bass

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