Two weeks ago I got the opportunity to sit down with Andy Horst of This Providence on their New Jersey stop of their tour with Cartel and The Summer Set. After the jump, find out about the concept for their new music video, Andy’s dream tour and the prank Jersey Moriarty of Hey Monday pulled on him this past year.
Without dissuading you, Say Anything’s self titled album isn’t at all what you’d expect. If you’re anything like a lot of people, their long anticipated release is going to be lacking something. If you’re anything like me and your personal favorites fall along the lines of ‘Walk Through Hell’, ‘Into the Night’, ‘I Want to Know Your Plans’ and the almost purely awful ‘All Choked Up’, then you’re probably going to want to see something similar to those on this album. No… sorry, there’s no room for that here. See, if it weren’t for vocalist, Max Bemis’, crude and witty lyricism and gruff vocals, I would have assumed that this album was Cash Cash’s sophomore attempt. Say Anything is no Menorah/Majora nor is it even close to …Is a Real Boy. Hell, it doesn’t even compare to the arguably disappointing In Defense of the Genre. Truth be told, whether or not you like this album will depend entirely on what kind of person you are. My inner angst-filled teenager that I’ve so long suppressed is raging.
A Rocket to the Moon, a four-piece band from Braintree, Massachusetts, are releasing their new album “On Your Side” on October 13th. Contrary to Rocket’s old style of auto-tune and techno-esque music, “On Your Side” features a different kind of sound that can be compared to artists such as The Maine and Brighten.
11.21.08 & 8.20.09 – John O’Callaghan and Garrett Nickelsen of The Maine speak to PreachElectric.Net about their band and what it’s like to be on Warped Tour.
On September 7th, bassist Jeremy Butler and lead vocalist/guitarist/pianist Ryan Kirkman of Between the Trees sat down for an interview at Baltimore’s Ottobar during their run on the AbsolutePunk.Net Next Favorite Band Tour.
Formed in 2005, The Scene Aesthetic is a two piece group from Washington state formed by Danger Radio frontman, Andrew de Torres, and Eric Bowley. After taking a hiatus in 2007, the band has returned and with their return came a new album and an excellent end of summer tour.
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