The comic is based of FYS’ song “The Infected”, which I love. It’s a step forward from their older stuff, and it’s a nice change. Their sound is heavier now that their synth player is gone and I adore the vocals- they’re really what makes the song brilliant. I can see crowds moshing to this tune more than their previous work. Because it has a rougher quality
I remember the first real album I ever bought and really listened to was “Louder Now”. I remember putting it into my walkman and turning the volume up immediately. The opening track, “What’s It Feel Like To Be A Ghost?” was the first tune that really struck me. I listened to the record all the way through,
This is a sign at the least to keep as hydrated as possible not only at your local Warped Tour, but during the summer. Don’t forget to refill your water bottles and stay safe. Occasionally make sure your friends are drinking water as well.
This year at WarpedTour, they are doing an acoustic “basement” stage, where lead singers can go and perform solo, or bands can do acoustic sets. I am BEYOND stoked for Anthony Raneri’s solo there, but I heard that Into It. Over It. was partaking as well…
I didn’t know it at the time (because I was nine), but P!ATD’s record A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out makes numerous references to quite a few of Palahniuk’s novels. Considering I love both the band and the authour, I decided to reread some of Chuck’s books, and listen to AFYCSO again and find all of the connections I could
It was relatively boring; there was no hook or anything that made it unique. It’s pretty catchy though, and it’s a stereotypical summer song. It doesn’t stand out to me, but it would be good to put on a playlist for a party
Hopefully, people will eventually realize that what they’re listening to is nothing more than a weak attempt at making billions of dollars, and that music is there to inspire you- not just make you want to dance.
The composition is packed with incredible riffs and bits of musicianshipthat I didn’t know the band was capable of. It is entirely unique toanything they’ve ever done, exploring both the quick and entertainingly musically clever chorus, to a passionate, charged bridge.
Do not miss this tour- the lineup is insane, and will never be this great again. These incredible bands all in one night is crazy; it should be one of the best concerts of the fall!
The lead vocalist of The Used, Bert McCracken, is banned from crossing the Canadian border for the next ten years. McCracken says it’s because the government is not allowing him into Canada because of criminal charges from a decade ago
Lazzara has such immense talent and I love his voice. Recorded, it’s smooth and intense and engaging. Live, it’s rough and passionate and perfect. The guitars are simple, but that’s why this stripped down, acoustic version is so great.
This irritating radio-bound tune is nothing short of a disaster that feels temporary and sickening. It’s held together by tape; it’s for teenyboppers and teenagers with no sense of self to say “THIS IS MY FAVOURITE SONG!”
Written in the key of E flat with a throbbing R&B inspired bass line, it was the perfect backdrop for Hollis’s soaring vocals and the springboard that launched the band to popularity.
The tune has a really fun, funky beat. It’s quite intriguing because it mixes in totally unique sounds and riffs and combines them with a few simplistic elements, making it holistically one of a kind and outstanding.
It reminds me a bit of some of their older stuff, but it also hints at their maturity and growth since their last record, Even If It Kills Me. It holds on to their familiar sound that I know and adore, however there is a sense of newness
Since I’m officially on holiday for summer, that means a lot of road tripping about and parties to attend. Here are the top ten songs for any fun event this summer:
I was so caught up in paying attention to all the details, and I realized that the song/lyrics and video totally don’t match. The song itself is so dynamic, and the video seems to be incredibly one dimensional in comparison.
As musically wonderful it is, there’s no way you can sit still and appreciate the instruments because you’re too busy jumping around and dancing and smiling.
I only heard snips of the lyrics but I am entirely sure that they aren’t meaningful or interesting at all. I can’t even hate it, it’s so pathetic. A weak attempt to be cool ended up a tune so horrific that it’s laughable
The reoccurring theme behind the record is one of nostalgia. Not musical nostalgia, but the nostalgia of our own lives.
can just imagine them performing this tune live and having this be the crowd pleaser. It ties the song together and makes it totally unique. The way that the guitars, bass, and drums mesh together make me smile. It feels effortless but still makes an impression.
Jennifer Chiba says “she heard a terrible noise coming from the kitchen.” In the police report, she said that it was a scream she heard. On other accounts, she called it a “thud.”
We had to react to either a heartfelt love song, or a vulgar sex ballad. It was a song of our choice, to reflect our musical tastes. Upon first hearing of the assignment, I went straight to “I Want To Know Your Plans” by Say Anything. I felt as though it was too obviously a love song, so I went with something a bit more thought provoking and realistic- Bright Eyes’ “Lua”.
The cool bassline and quick guitars keep things interesting and make the song unique. It’s great to see MCS grow up, and this song shows that they’re back and better than ever before.
Starting anew, Beckett says that in a band “you’re a bit tethered to what you’ve done before.” Now that he’s solo, he’s able to “focus it all in, and hone it and follow my instincts.” He’s doing it how he wants, free from the reigns of other’s input.
Opening up with a Damien Rice tune, playing a few unreleased songs, and even an acoustic rendition of “Seed”, it was certainly eclectic. The live version of “Girl You Should Have Been A Drummer” was so great and his energy was untoppable.
The vibe it gives off is so chill and makes me really happy- I was in an instant good mood once I heard it. It’s one of the best feelings, and I always got it when listening to TAI…, so it’s so nice to see that Beckett can still carry that out and bring me back those feelings.
I’ve seen FYS live before, and I love their energy. The tune is very catchy, but is most certainly in need of a synth, which they dropped a while back. It has a good beat and is totally classic, nostalgic Four Year Strong with a bit of something extra.
It kind of makes me feel like a little kid again. It reminds me of skipping down the sidewalk and not having any cares. The beat is super fun; every aspect of it appeals to me- even her voice. The guy’s vocals balance it out, not making it too feminine, but it still feels light and airy.
I felt like I was shot all the way back to the first time I listened to TRS; their music hasn’t changed at all. This disappointed me at first because I was desperate for something new from them.
Expecting a mellow rock hipster indie ballad, I found myself hearing a hardcore song. The intense guitar and bass totally thew me off guard, and the vocals were strong and powerful. It’s almost reminiscent of the older punk scene, which I like a lot.
Bad Religion is always a good band to listen to when you’re in a punky mood, and this song is perfect for it. It’s a big middle finger to society and being judged, which is the epitome of teenage angst.
The New York date for the Sweet Relief Musician Fund Benefit is to raise money for the cause. They support musicians who are struggling with age-related problem, disabilities, or illness if they’re struggling financially. It’s an incredible cause that has helped out countless musicians…
I was pleased to not get any songs by Justin Bieber. None of these songs are on the top of the charts, so who is it exactly who determines what’s popular and number 1? It seems as though the people I associate with are still exploring the music that we were raised on, and we stray from the path.
The story line is cliche, a girl falling in love with a boy and trying to get him to notice her. However, the ending was a twist when the boy she was trying to pick up was gay the whole time
For a love song, it sure isn’t mushy or cliche. I especially love the way he sings the line “I’d listen to a piercing squeal on a loop to make this real with you”; you can hear the intensity in his voice. He’s an incredible guitarist, which I find that I overlook because I typically fall in love with his vocals
Interestingly enough, back when Wentz was in Fall Out Boy, he did the entire tour in a cast and was still as energetic and active as ever. As soon as he injures his ankle, shows are cancelled for The Black Cards.
Record Store Day was a huge success. I ended up amongst a frenzy of fellow vinyl-lovers, eager to look through various 45s and new exclusive releases. I ended up selecting Bayside’s acoustic album, The Shins’ Simple Song/September LP, and The Wonder Years’ The Upsides.
I eagerly clicked the link and turned up the volume. I waited and waited for the hook, the thing that would make me fall in love, like every other MCS song. However, that moment never came.
people should educate themselves further on topics in order to get adequate information. I’ve known since 2006 about the armed conflict, and it’s taken half a decade to gain any attention
It loses your cool quota to love one of the most hated bands in hipdom, and Wiz’s rap is kinda lame, but I love Adam’s falsetto and the band can arrange a pop song better than the average band. Much better. Grade: A-
I think it was just my naivety, but I was unaware that the tunes were direct allusions to Oberst’s drugging. I knew that “Lua” was definitely about self-medicating, but now with that fact in mind, and listening to the record, you can tell what he means when he mentions “these bars are filled with things that kill; by now you probably should’ve known”.
They all have such an incredible presence and were so fun to watch. Opening up with “Spidersong”, and older tune, the crowd immediately joined along in singing- including me. The substantially packed venue was already having a good time, and the band was just getting started.
Standing sidestage to photograph my idols is ineffable. I got to stand in the area that the band kept their equipment in, and I was the only photographer allowed in there. That opportunity was outstanding.
Here we are though, watching these guys who’s fans are up past curfew to catch a couple tunes and scream. What I wonder is can the over 16 crowd relate? Can we get older fans to appreciate the bubblegum boys? Is there any talent or even showmanship for these British-Irish blokes?
As they were starting into their first loud and powerful tune, there was something that came over those in the pit, causing them to start thrashing and moving around. The energy in the room escalated and you could hear the band having their very own lyrics shouted back at them.
Jason took a moment and stepped into a monologue on calling a man named Jason “a mad man” and to get over himself, and only at the very end of this speech did he proclaim: “I am Jason.” They then tore into a hard thumping tune
I’ve never really enjoyed The Summer Set live as much as recorded, but it doesn’t mean that I still don’t like them. However this new tune definitely is tailored to Dales’ voice way more.
It’s so raw and real, and really emphasizes the lyrics which are beautiful. “If you’re lost and alone, or you’re sinking like a stone, carry on” is a nice message that is truly accentuated further by the clean and pure, unprocessed version
I’d heard of fun. before, but I just hadn’t taken the time to give them a listen. I was intrigued ever since I heard the single that they did with Panic! At The Disco titled “C’mon”. I decided to check out their album Some Nights.
