The Maine may only be five members but they’ve created a whole little world—and not just for themselves.
On several occasions I find myself thinking back to the first time I saw The Maine live.
Over the years, The Maine has continuously produced material that does not disappoint. But perhaps the most respectable part of their evolution is that they’ve made it a point to do what they want and have hustled to get to where they are.
Kevin Lyman joins Scott to talk about activism, an up-and-coming band called Mirror Eyes, and being a DIY boss.
This week, Scott is joined by a member of one of the bands he manages: Craig Broombaugh of Filmspeed.
With pens and words as weapons, armored in skeleton bodies and faces, with uniforms of ski masks and Banned jackets; they bleed black and red. The MCRmy and clique fight not against each other but against conformity
Hannah Hines spoke with Take This To Heart Records owner Joe Urban to outline his journey and get some great insider advice, and give you song recommendations from the label.
Hear LAYNE host an exclusive track-by-track takeover of their brand new EP The Black Hills.
Recorded from his apartment in North Hollywood, this week’s Gone Fishkin takes place while Fish is on the road with the Vans Warped Tour. He takes on the show co-host-less, and tells stories about Hopeless Records BBQ’s, Jack Barakat’s birthday party, and his latest trip to Vegas, before chatting with Crash The Party, Rivers Monroe, and Lost In Society.
I’ve been on and off the road working for many different artists for the last ten years, and when work allows, I like to document my travels.
