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Into It. Over It. announces album details and tour dates
Into It. Over It. will release Intersections September 24th via Triple Crown Records. Click “Read More” for all the details!
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Into It. Over It. will release Intersections September 24th via Triple Crown Records. Click “Read More” for all the details!
Tonight on Man Overboard Radio things are bound to get interesting. The band will speak with internet sensation Jeffree Star, Hayden from Never Shout Never, and Bill from The Story So Far.
Moving Mountains will release their self-titled third full-length September 10th on Triple Crown Records.
UK pop punk act Save Your Breath have signed with Animal Style Records and will release There Used To Be A Place For Us on October 8th. The band have released a lyric video for “Lessons”, the first track of the album, which can be seen along with the album artwork and tracklisting by clicking “Read More”.
Balance and Composure will release their sophomore album The Things We Think We’re Missing on September 10th through No Sleep Records. You can view the artwork and tracklisting by clicking “Read More”
California rockers Culprit have released “Totem”, the title track from their forthcoming EP to be released on August 20th via Easy Killer Records. Produced by Dryw Owens (From Indian Lakes, Consider the Thief) and Erik Ron (I the Mighty, Panic! at the Disco), Totem will be Culprit’s follow-up effort to 2011’s independently released Analogue.
Dave Hause is set to release his new album Devour on October 8th, via Rise Records. You can see the tracklisting as well as stream a new song, “We Could Be Kings”, by clicking “Read More.”
Farewell Fighter have announced their debut full length challenges, due out August 6 with Easy Killer Records. Click “Read More” to check out the track listing and album art and details for their album release show.
New Found Glory will release Kill It Live on October 8th via Violently Happy/Bride Nine records. The recordings come from when New Found Glory played two sold out shows at Southern California’s Chain Reaction on March 27th and 28th of 2013.
On their appropriately titled debut LP, Youth, Citizen unsurprisingly addresses coming-of-age angst – typical fodder for most young, earnest pop punk bands – yet somehow they accomplish it without sounding stale or cliche.
