If you’re looking to expand your classic alternative and scene vinyl collection, you’re in luck. Today, Equal Vision announced that they’re pressing Chiodos‘ 2010 record Illuminaudio featuring “Caves,” “Those Who Slay Together, Stay Together,” and more. Notably, this is the Chiodos record that features lead vocalist Brandon Bolmer, rather than Craig Owens. The new vinyl variant appears clear with gold and black splatter to match the cover. There are only 1,000 copies currently available, so make sure to secure yours for $25 via Equal Vision. All pre-orders will ship around October 18. Read more: Cloud Nothings Celebrates 10 Years of… Read more »
Houston, TX’s Waterparks have just signed to Equal Vision Records, and they’ve just premiered a music video for their brand new single “Craveâ€.
Brian Marquis, former guitarist of Boston hardcore band Therefore I Am, has announced signing a deal with Equal Vision Records as a solo artist. Marquis will release his debut full-length album, Blood & Spirits, on May 13.
[Left Clockwise: Photo via Waterparks, Photo via Activision Blizzard, Photo via Warner Bros. Pictures] Today we’ve got the scoop on Activision Blizzard being sued by California, a new Waterparks remix, and the new trailer for Dune. California Suing Gaming Giant Activision Blizzard Activision Blizzard has been sued by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing. The lawsuit alleges that the gaming giant’s toxic work culture has created an environment where women employees have been subjected to sexual harassment and have received unequal pay compared to male employees. According to DFEH, Activision Blizzard has violated California’s Equal Pay Act and… Read more »
Denzel is back as a badass ex-CIA assassin who used to be a less scary old dude in the 80s.
idobi Howl is excited to premiere Liferuiner’s highly anticipated sophmore album, Future Revisionists. The album is due out tomorrow, June 4th, on In Vogue Records.
Concrete Castles are ready to release their debut album Wish I Missed U, out September 17th via Velocity Records / Equal Vision Records They joined me for this episode to discuss the writing/recording process, what it’s like to be part of this trio, and their real feelings about finally releasing this music. You can preorder the album now and check out a few tracks from the album.
We talk about the band’s beginning, working with Alan Day (Four Year Strong) & the debut single “Burn,” the music video, signing to Equal Vision Records + more! Check out the “Burn” music video: https://youtu.be/vrD_c4f9g8E
If you want to know anything about the history of emo, Tom Mullen is the person to ask. After hosting a podcast called Washed Up Emo, he collected the stories he heard from scene heavyweights and put together a book titled the Anthology of Emo.
Fast forward to 2020 and The Anthology Of Emo: Volume 2 has just been released. Listen in as Tom calls into The Gunz Show to chat about the book, the bands, and the nostalgia that fuels the project.
The two also discuss kickstarting your own scene, Equal Vision Records, and more. Hit play now!
Hey! Are you listening? ‘Cause you should be—Gunz is bringing Young Culture and NHLRumorsDaily to the air this week for conversations you won’t wanna miss.
Equal Vision’s Young Culture has a new album dropping next month and they’re chatting with Gunz about the tracks, their influences, and more. Plus they talk writing music during quarantine, so make sure you listen in if you want to know what’s next for the band.
Later, NHLRumorsDaily calls in to talk all things hockey. From the NHL’s coronavirus response to his anonymity online, they’ll cover a lot of ground as we get to know the person behind the Twitter account.
As a special podcast bonus, Gunz invites sports aficionado Brandon Steiner to the mic. Together, they dive into the importance of sports returning during such uncertain times. They also chat about Brandon’s latest venture Collectible Xchange and the quick growth of the memorabilia marketplace.
