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Pop-Punk/Metalcore Mergers FACT Release New Live Performance Music Video for ‘Tonight’ with Alternative Press Magazine TODAY!
Today, FACT and Alternative Press Magazine are exclusively bringing you the band’s new live performance music video for ‘Tonight’. The track is a great starter song for new fans, as ‘Tonight’ is essentially the essence of the band condensed into just over a minute! The band expertly displays their effortless ability to mix blastbeat-laden metalcore and pop-punk influenced harmonies—a skill that is evident throughout FACT’s new albumBurundanga, which drops on its new release date of June 4, 2013 via Good Fight Music. Take a look at the new video for ‘Tonight’ at this location.
DRUG CHURCH PAY HOMAGE TO ‘PAUL WALKER’ ON NEW STUDIO ALBUM
Degenerate punk loners Drug Church have announced plans to release their debut, full-length album,Paul Walker, on July 23rd via No Sleep Records. The guys have premiered the first new song, “Donny’s Woods,” today atAltPress.com. The misled and ill informed can pre-order the new album from No Sleep Records now at nosleeprecords.com/paulwalker.
Allison Weiss – Say What You Mean album review
A true DIY artist, and a rising star on the national scene, Allison Weiss conveys the heartbreak and longing that only comes when you truly love someone. She takes that feeling, puts it to music, and somehow makes it catchy as all hell. Every track on her newest full-length, Say What You Mean, is a classic, full of the pop smarts and brilliant hooks that she is known for, without sacrificing any of the emotion and art that enriches the songs.
The Laurels – Plains Album Review
Whenever a new band emerges in the shoegaze genre, it is always important to show their new audience that they can create music that will not bore you with echo and fuzz. WIth their debut album, Plains, Australian band The Laurels shows us that they are capable of writing great shoegaze tunes. The band shows that they have listened to the classic albums in the genre by Brian Jonestown Massacre and My Bloody Valentine, but they certainly have their own charm.





