Silverstein
This week on Rock The Walls, an idobi Warped Radio pre-interview with the vocalist of Silverstein, Shane Told.
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This week on Rock The Walls, an idobi Warped Radio pre-interview with the vocalist of Silverstein, Shane Told.
Silverstein are currently tearing across North America on the ten year anniversary tour of Discovering The Waterfront, and idobi photographer Lindsey Blane caught the tour when it stopped at the Vogue Theatre in Vancouver this past weekend.
Silverstein recently rocked the Divan du Monde in Paris, and they brought Heart In Hand and Polar along for the ride.
Silverstein make a triumphant return in 2013 with a release that not only reflects their roots, but also explores new complexities not heard on prior releases. This Is How the Wind Shifts is arguably Silverstein’s most ambitious, mature, and progressive album to date.
Following the winter release of their new album A.R.S.O.N., Story Of The Year has revealed the official visuals for the LP’s focus track, “See Through.” Excitingly, the visuals offer the exact spooky and over-the-top vibes you need for a solid Halloween celebration. The new music video, directed by Jordan Phoenix, sees lead vocalist Dan Marsala living his best mad scientist life as he tries to build his dream girl. Check out the lab results in Story Of The Year’s new music video below. Silverstein and Story Of The Year are performing a co-headlining tour this fall and winter with friends… Read more »
Do you feel that? That, perhaps metaphorical, chill in the air? September is here, baby! And that means it’s officially Halloween season. So, as you hang your seasonal decor and thrift for new spooky finds, you can make your playlists perfect with these September albums. From Green Day‘s iconic American Idiot and Paramore‘s Brand New Eyes to Olivia Rodrigo‘s sophomore LP Guts and Panic! At The Disco‘s debut A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out, these 45 alternative album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. The 1975 — The 1975 Released on: September 2, 2013, via Dirty Hit.Standout Tracks: “Chocolate”… Read more »
The dog days of summer call for some absolute bangers from the alternative world. Luckily, year after year, some of the most beloved acts in rock and emo unleashed dazzling LPs in the month of August to keep our playlists in tip-top shape. From Frank Iero‘s debut solo record Stomaches to Say Anything‘s …Is a Real Boy, all the way to Hellogoodbye‘s Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! and The Academy Is…’s Fast Times At Barrington High, these 25 album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. Say Anything — …Is A Real Boy Released on: August 3, 2004, via Doghouse Records.Standout… Read more »
The dog days of summer call for some absolute bangers from the alternative world. Luckily, year after year, some of the most beloved acts in rock and emo unleashed dazzling LPs in the month of July to keep our playlists in tip-top shape. From Sublime‘s 1996 self-titled and My Chemical Romance‘s debut, I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, all the way to Pierce The Veil‘s Collide With The Sky and Jimmy Eat World‘s Bleed American, these 40 album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. Every Time I Die — From Parts Unknown… Read more »
Following the announcement of their forthcoming album Pure Ecstasy, and the reveal of its title track, Beartooth dropped a wide array of international tour dates. For those based in the U.S., you can catch the group with support from Don Broco, Magnolia Park, and Windwaker across all dates, which kick off in November. Additionally, Silverstein and Kingdom of Giants will provide support across their European and UK dates, which begin in September, while Volumes and Fit For A King will appear on Australian shows, which start in January. Presales kick off this week with general sale tickets going live on… Read more »
Following the release of their sexy single, “Taste,” metalcore act Melrose Avenue has unveiled, perhaps, their heaviest offering ever with “Bad Guy,” out via Hopeless Records. “There’s been this shadow that’s been hanging over me for years, and ‘Bad Guy’ was finally my way of confronting it,” vocalist Vlado Saric says. “It comes from that raw place of betrayal—when someone you trust turns on you and paints you as the villain just to lift themselves up. This song is me owning that narrative and calling it out for what it really is.” Check out the new track below. In the… Read more »
