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Interview: Into It. Over It.
idobi senior writer Catherine Yi caught up with Evan Weiss of Into It. Over It. to discuss his current headlining tour, being on TV, experimenting on the new album, and more.
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idobi senior writer Catherine Yi caught up with Evan Weiss of Into It. Over It. to discuss his current headlining tour, being on TV, experimenting on the new album, and more.
We all know YouTube is one of the most dangerous places on the Internet. You’ll go on really quick to check out that one video a friend sent you, but end up just clicking and clicking those videos on the right before you realize in horror that it’s already 2 A.M. and you haven’t done any of your homework yet. Your friendly neighborhood idobi staff is here to save you from that misery. We’ve done all the searching and incessant clicking for you to compile what we think are the coolest covers on YouTube of pop punk and alternative music.… Read more »
Varying backgrounds, musical influences, and openness to mixing genres is what makes Diamond Youth really stand out, and the risks they take on their newest EP Shake pay off.
The Menzingers will release their fourth album, Rented World, on April 22nd through Epitaph Records. The band have released a video for their first single “In Remission” over at Noisey. You can check out the video below, along with the album details, and pre-order the record here. TRACK LISTING: I DON’T WANNA BE AN ASSHOLE ANYMORE BAD THINGS RODENT WHERE YOUR HEARTACHE EXISTS MY FRIEND KYLE TRANSIENT LOVE THE TALK NOTHING FEELS GOOD ANYMORE HEARTS UNKNOWN IN REMISSION SENTIMENTAL PHYSICS WHEN YOU DIED httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZscWmIizzw
idobi Radio’s most eligible bachelor, Mike Gunz, wants to take you out — not mafia style — on a date.
Memphis May Fire announced their new album Unconditional, out March 25 with Rise Records.
After playing some shows together the past two years, Fairweather are officially back. The band will release their first album in 11 years this April 1st on Equal Vision Records. The self-titled album features 10 songs, the first of which you can hear below. The band has also announced a record release show March 29th at Black Cat in Washington D.C. Pre-orders will launch here soon and you can see the album details below. Track Listing: 1. Carte Blanche 2. Reset Position 3. Survival Is Not Enough 4. Memoria 5. Doubt The Doubtless 6. Clear Skies, Full Sails 7. Kill… Read more »
Neck Deep and Knuckle Puck have announced the release of a split 7″ in support of their upcoming tour together. The record will be put out through Bad Timing Records in conjunction with Hopeless Records and can be pre-ordered here or here, or available for purchase at a tour stop near you. The split features two songs from Neck Deep’s new album and two new songs from Knuckle Puck, one of which can be heard below. Track Listing: SIDE A Neck Deep – “Crushing Grief (No Remedy)” Neck Deep – “Growing Pains” SIDE B Knuckle Puck – “Gold Rush” Knuckle… Read more »
Seahaven are streaming the track “Flesh” over at Noisey. The song comes off the band’s upcoming album Reverie Lagoon: Music for Escapism Only due out March 25th on Run For Cover Records. The album is also now available for pre-order here. The band will head out on tour in February with Touché Amoré and mewithoutYou, dates for which can be seen here. Check out the song as well as the album track listing below! Track Listing: 1. Fifty Four 2. Andreas 3. Silhouette (Latin Skin) 4. Wild West Selfishness 5. On the Floor 6. Paseo De Las Estrellas (I) 7.… Read more »
Animal Style Records have released a sampler with all proceeds being donated to Freedom To Marry. The sampler feature four cover songs, one each from Mixtapes, Born Without Bones, We Are The Union, and Wolves At Bay. You can purchase the sampler here and see the track listing below. 1. Mixtapes – We (Originally performed by Descendents) 2. Born Without Bones – El Scorcho (Originally performed by Weezer) 3. We Are The Union – Moosh (Originally performed by Bigwig) 4. Wolves At Bay – I’ll Catch You (Originally performed by The Get Up Kids)
