440 total search results — Page 15 of 22
Tours: ...Trail of Dead across USA and Europe
News — June 11, 2022
Possibly one of Scene Point Blank's most covered bands in our 19 year history, …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead has announced an upcoming US headline tour, followed by dates overseas in Europe. The band will release XI: Bleed Here Now on July 15 on …
Records: Colleen Dow's new EP, out today
News — June 17, 2022
Out today, Count Your Lucky Stars has released a surprise EP from Colleen Dow called Inside Voices. Dow previously released a series of singles dating back to last fall. The EP continues that series with five new songs. Dow previously released a full-length solo album, I'm Glad We're …
Tours: Division of Laura Lee returns to the US
News — July 30, 2022
Swedish post-hardcore band Division of Laura Lee are returning stateside, announcing a tour yesterday where they will be joined by If It Kills You for several dates in the western United States. It is Division of Laura Lee's first USA jaunt in 10 years and follows the release of their …
Labels: A free sampler from Deep Elm
News — November 12, 2022
Deep Elm Records, founded in 1995, is currently celebrating 27 years in the biz, sharing a new 14 song sampler called Deep Elm Records Sampler 15: The Great Escape. Free on bandcamp (and other platforms), the sampler includes music from Everything in Waves, Kid You Not, Lights & Motion, …
Labels: CYLS introduces Ben & Keely (and other label updates
News — May 2, 2023
Count Your Lucky Stars label has just added a new artist to the label, the duo Ben & Keely, featuring Ben Curttright (The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick). The band will release their label debut on May 26, The Tell-Tale Party Noise. The project began in May 2022 …
Shows: Austin Psych Fest 2025: Dinosaur JR, EITS, GYBE and more
News — January 23, 2025
Austin Psych Fest 2025 has set the dates and announced the lineup for the 3-day event. Headliners include Dinosaur Jr, Kim Gordon, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Explosions in the Sky, and more -- listed in full below. This year's festival takes place April 25-27 at The Far Out Lounge in …
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead – Worlds Apart
Review — February 7, 2005
Vocalist Conrad Keely poses a question on the album's title track; "What's the future of Rock-n-Roll?" A rhetorical question? Perhaps, but he chooses to answers anyway, even if it is sarcastically: "Does it matter?" To answer his question, yes, it does. For if the future is filled with annoying indie/pop …
The Number Twelve Looks Like You – An Inch of Gold for an Inch of Time
Review — March 22, 2005
2003 might seem like forever ago for some, possibly even two years ago for the majority of us. There were many good releases in those twelve months. Put On Your Rosy Red Glasses was one of these. So naturally I was very excited for The Number Twelve Looks Like You's …
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead – So Divided
Review — November 13, 2006
In 2005, Texan art-rockers ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead released World's Apart to critical acclaim and commercial failure. The unfortunate victims of a leak that saw the album seep onto the Internet months before its heavily delayed release date. At the time, Conrad Keely openly …
The Number Twelve Looks Like You – Mongrel
Review — July 23, 2007
The Number Twelve Looks Like You have always been that band that would come close to winning me over, but never impressed me enough for me to listen to their albums more than three or four times. With their previous release, Nuclear. Sad. Nuclear, there were songs I thought were …
Bosch's With You – Dreams That Come a Thing Part II
Review — May 2, 2008
I believe that Bosch's With You is the first Russian band I've sat down and actually listened to. I can't help but make the excuse that Russia is half a world away from where I reside, but on the other hand, the Internet has made it so easy for us …
You May Die in the Desert / Gifts from Enola – Harmonic Motion: Volume 1
Review — August 7, 2008
Harmonic Motion: Volume 1 is the start of a Differential Records series aiming to bring together like-sounding instrumental groups. The record starts off with "The Sound of Titans," a twelve minute atmospheric piece with several ups and downs in sound levels. For the most part, the song is more of …
You May Die in the Desert – Bears in the Yukon
Review — September 2, 2008
You May Die in the Desert is a three-piece, self-described as an "uplifting jazzy trio [that] combines chaotic guitar riffs with atmospheric layover techniques." With Bears in the Yukon, the group wastes no time with introductions. Within the opening twenty seconds, the opener's melody is in full swing, showing …
You Lose! – All In
Review — December 22, 2008
I guarantee of two things after you listen to All In from You Lose! First off, you'll never guess this band is from France. Secondly, you'll be amped up and ready to take on anything. This five-piece delivers six songs in just less than nine minutes of crunchy and thundering …
How Dare You – Comfort Road
Review — June 8, 2009
This is the second review that I've done from Fail Safe Records that involves at least one member from a 90's melodic hardcore band that I like. This time it's As Friends Rust, whom will probably go down in mix tape history by having the audacity of having a song …
The Number Twelve Looks Like You – Worse Than Alone
Review — July 16, 2009
The Number Twelve Looks Like You have always been a very unorthodox band to say the least. They've been trying something new with each album and it's no different with their latest album, Worse Than Alone. Pinning them to one genre is difficult because they incorporate so many different …
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead – The Century of Self
Review — September 8, 2009
Texas rockers ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead return with their sixth full-length effort, The Century of Self. The band's newest long player is the follow-up to So Divided, which was a polarizing album for their fans. Following the release of that album Trail of …
Nightmare of You – Infomaniac
Review — October 16, 2009
With the release of their self-titled debut in 2005 Nightmare of You made it a point to distance themselves from their post-The Movielife buzz and define their sound as something unique. The band's fusion of cool indie rock, Joy Division-inspired new wave, and Morrissey-like musings created quite a clamor with …
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead – Tao Of The Dead
Review — February 21, 2011
…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead are at their best when they are at their biggest, and Tao of the Dead is a big album. Don’t be fooled by the track list when you see a majority of the songs clocking in at two minutes. This …
