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Fall Out Boy Discuss ‘Save Rock And Roll’

April 9, 2013April 9, 2013 Angela Mastrogiacomo concert tickets, darkness, doubt, fall out boy, fob, four friends, headphones, incantations, infectious magazine, joe trohman, music, music industry, new chapter, patrick stump, pete wentz, realness, Save Rock And Roll, shouts, summer nights0 comment

Check out what Fall Out Boy had to say about the recent release of Save Rock and Roll after the jump, purchase a CD or vinyl of Save Rock and Roll here and buy concert tickets here. Please follow and like us:

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Paramore Release Update

January 30, 2013January 30, 2013 Angela Mastrogiacomo couple weeks, doubt, guess, hayley williams, heart, hearts, intensity, magnifying glass, music, new album, paramore, possibilities, ridiculousness, tour, update, whole lot0 comment

Paramore have released an update for fans, following their release of Now. Check it out after the jump. Please follow and like us:

Album Review: Flatfoot 56 “Toil”

July 14, 2012March 3, 2013 Lauren Kyle album review, anthemic, bagpipe, Brother, diverse group, doubt, dropkick murphys, favorite song, fist, flatfoot 56, jobs, lyrics, muse, old lady, picture books, punk album, punk scene, toil0 comment

I find it fitting that the boys in Flatfoot 56 decided to name their newest release, Toil. It seems all they do is work. Hard. This becomes quite evident through every one of the thirteen hard-hitting tracks off of their newest offering. While I could discuss the talent it takes to make a mandolin sound like a native to the punk scene, or muse over how much smarter Flatfoot’s newest album is to anything that Dropkick Murphys have ever put out (since people are constantly putting them against each other),…

Album Review: The Used “Vulnerable”

March 28, 2012March 3, 2013 Lauren Kyle anger, artwork, doubt, drums, faith, homerun, last time, lies for liars, music group, new album, old school, pissed off, rage, record label, roots, taste of ink, undertones, vocal delivery0 comment

Let’s face it. The last album from The Used…not their best work. Fans were admittedly slightly hesitant when it came to their new album, Vulnerable, which is out in stores now. Well, they should knock it off, because as it turns out, this album has definitely renewed my faith in the band and their ability to put out relevant and awesome music that stays true to their roots. Without a doubt, the first song old school fans (you know, the ones who liked them before they were cool) should check…