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This article first ran in September 2005. We’re reposting it today to honor a voice that has been silenced before his time. RIP Josh Stern (1984-2012)
This article first ran in September 2005. We’re reposting it today to honor a voice that has been silenced before his time. RIP Josh Stern (1984-2012)
The Acoustic Basement Tour will occur in February and feature Geoff Rickly(Thursday), Vinnie Caruana(I Am The Avalanche/The Movielife), A Loss For Words, Koji and Brian Marquis(Therefore I Am).
Upon This Dawning are a foreign band making a local splash. With a hard aspect that pleases heavier music fans and clean vocals that will have listeners swooning, Upon This Dawning are sure to win over audiences on multiple continents with this album.
The Dangerous Summer have announced a holiday tour with support from Young London and Young Statues. Click “Read More” to see the dates.
Hot Water Music has announced their first headline tour in eight years. The tour is set to run in January and February of 2013. Support for the tour will come from La Dispute and The Menzingers.
Every Avenue frontman Dave Strauchman called into The Gunz Show tonight to talk about the band parting ways, their farewell tour, and what’s ahead for each member. They also touch base on the unfortunate incidents that have happened to Dave this past year.
The CMJ Music Marathon is upon us and with so much new music being shared in real time, Josh is hear to bring it to us over the airwaves. Hear JJAMZ, Two Door Cinema Club, and more this week.
With his debut LP It’s Not An Excuse, It’s A Reason, Marcio Novelli proves that great music isn’t written with intentions to impress the masses, but as a personal anecdote by the musician. Recorded in just two weeks and produced by Jim Wirt (Incubus, Jack’s Mannequin), Novelli’s debut is a revival of simple pop rock with meaning, the kind that has been fading out since 2005.
On tonight’s The Gunz Show, Will Pugh revealed some details regarding Cartel’s next album. The band has plans to finish recording by the end of November and will have the album mixed by Zack Odom and Kenneth Mount.
Lyor Cohen, the chief executive of Warner Music Group Corp.’s recorded music division, is resigning at the end of September.