We often wonder, can you really trust an artist today that’s not playing in multiple projects? Down in Houston it seems that many or the musicians have the ability to link up and form new projects, so it’s not uncommon to see multiple bands made up of the same people intertwined. We heard kind of...More Please
For a long time now, we’ve seen traditional emo and punk criss cross lines where they’re essentially the same thing. Few bands can meld the two together where you can tell the difference, though Houston’s Groundhog Day seem to have figured out how to do just that. On their debut full length, The Worst It’s...More Please
Minnesota trio Tiny Moving Parts has been making emo music for a minute now, and been nailing the scream heavy side of the genre in the process. Now with a new two song release, they give fans a new video for one of the songs, and prove they’re still at the top of their game....More Please
It’s no secret that Radar State, the new band featuring members of The Get Up Kids, The Anniversary and The Architects are a thing. What you may not know is that they have a new album, Strays out on January 11 and the first two singles are definitely worth hearing. The first single, “Strays” has...More Please
Austin’s Mineral seemed to have epic myths spun about them in the years that they were absent from performing and even being seen in public together as a unit. Though the band’s two albums were a part of many of our youths, hearing anything new from the four piece is something that should be met...More Please
Norway trio Spielbergs got on our radar in April when they dropped their energetic and frenzied Distant Star E.P. In so many ways, they reminded us of nineties bands like Seam, Nation of Ulysses and even In On The Kill Taker era Fugazi. Now, less than a year later, the three piece is back with...More Please
Houston’s Groundhog Day may have formed out of the ashes of two other bands, but the energy and intensity of the emo tinged sound is hard not to like. With their album due in the first part of next year, the four piece recently dropped a new song and video for “Ceiling Web” and both...More Please
If you dig deep enough into the emo core of the mid-nineties, you’ll certainly tread past bands like Fugazi and Drive Like Jehu, into the depths of bands like Unwound and June of 44. While none of these were as big as some of the bands who used the emo tag later on, their intense...More Please
Time moves quick in some ways, for Austin’s Mineral, it can move at whatever pace they want it to. Since reuniting in 2014, the four piece has continued to surprise us all at whatever they put into motion. So it shouldn’t be too shocking that in celebration of 25 years they have a new book,...More Please
There are more than enough bands with the name Groundhog Day, though the four piece from Houston could be our favorite of all time. On their debut single “Mokumentary,” their fevered stride and intense energy comes through on each and every note. To be fair, every one of the members of this band are from...More Please
The first time we heard U.K. five piece Basement, we were pretty impressed by their emo influenced sound. Over the years, they’ve grown their sound, though on their latest, they take all of that growth and come full swing. Be Here Now has so much solid production and strong songwriter skills, that it’s hard to...More Please
The feeling that good music is good music means that anyone by any age should recognize good music when they hear it. The English five piece Basement has always made good music, and their latest tracks from their upcoming release Beside Myself just proves they should keep the good music coming. On “Disconnect” the band...More Please