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Archives for 2007

Discourse Clothing To Donate To Write Love On Her Arms

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Discourse Clothing will be donating 10% of their profits from all of our shirts sold until May 31st to the organization
To Write Love On Her Arms
is dedicated to help prevent people from self cutting, depression and Suicide.

To purchase any of our clothing and support To Write Love on Her Arm all you need to do is go to www.discourseclothing.com. We can ship anywhere in the US and the rest of the world.

Submitted By: Justin G.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Discourse-Clothing, To-Write-Love-On-Her-Arms

Between The Trees Post “The Way She Feels” Video

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Between The Trees new video for “The Way She Feels” can be seen here.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Between-The-Trees

Go-Kart Records Signs Banner Pilot

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Go-Kart Records has signed Minneapolis based Banner Pilot. The band will be heading into the studio this summer to record their debut full-length. Check out their music on their MySpace page.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Banner-Pilot, Go-Kart-Records

The High Court Post New Song

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

The High Court have posted a new song from their upcoming full length, Puppet Strings, which will hit the shelves on July 24th.  Head over to their MySpace page and listen to the new song “Alien.”

Filed Under: News Tagged With: The-High-Court

This Time Next Year Post New Song

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

This Time Next Year has posted two new songs on their MySpace page. The bands new album, A Place For You, will be out in June on Escapist Records.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Escapist-Records, This Time Next Year

Paramore Post “Misery Business” Video

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Paramore‘s new music video for “Misery Business” can be seen here.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Paramore

DFO Exclusive: An Angle New Song Stream

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

We are bringing you a new exclusive song stream from An Angle. Head to their profile here and stream the exclusive song “Ghost in the Mirror” from the upcoming album <em>The Truth Is That You Are Alive</em>.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: An-Angel

Gym Class Heroes On The Tonight Show With Jay Leno

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Gym Class Heroes will be performing on the Tonight how With Jay Leno tomorrow night (May 15th).

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Gym Class Heroes

Stream The Fold’s New Album

May 14, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

The Fold‘s new album, Secrets Keep You Sick, is currently streaming in it’s entirety on the bands MySpace page. They are also running a contest on their album website where you can win prizes for spreading their word about their new album.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: The Fold, Tooth And Nail

Sullivan – Cover Your Eyes

May 14, 2007 By Tyler Hayes Leave a Comment

sullivan cover your eyes

Artist: Sullivan
Album: Cover Your Eyes
Label: Tooth and Nail Record
Purchase: Interpunk
Release Date: June 5th, 2007

Overall: 7.5
Music: 7.0
Lyrics: 8.0
Production: 8.0

With a style that most people would categorize probably as “Alternative Rock” I feel as if Sullivan falls into a small category which most people don’t recognize, “Vocal Rock”. Bands will be defined by a number of things but bands like My Chemical Romance and Coheed and Cambria are ones that are defined by the singer’s voice. The vocals in a sense make the band what they are. Sullivan, in my opinion, falls into the Vocal Rock category with the unique pipes that Brooks Paschal lets shine on their first, and now sophomore record “Cover Your Eyes”.

Right from the moment the record starts with the static verse, it draws you in with its lyrics that walk the melody tightrope. “F-stop” is a straight ahead “turn it up” rock song that any Sullivan fan would be right at home with. Overall “Cover Your Eyes” seems a little bit more focused than the debut album “Hey, I’m a Ghost” was. The Music and style of the songs on the album feel more like an intentional effort more than simply a collection of songs that got grouped together.

While it’s hard to fault any songs directly as “bad” songs, rather some songs simply fall victim to bad parts. “Great for my Collection” and “Dig Me Up” are ones that are OK, but simply feel like they could have been better.

“Fire Away” and “Olive Branch” are some of the stand out tracks on the record. These songs are unique and stretch the bands reach to some listeners they may not have reached before. “Olive Branch” is a perfect acoustic gem that adds a softer side to the rock album. The album closer “Fire Away” is probably the bands greatest song to date. The song begins with airy music with vocals to match. The verses lay down a firm foundation for the song to build from which it does continually and does not let up until the end.

I hate saying that this band has “matured” musically, but they really have and it shines through wonderfully on the album. Please check out some songs they’ve put up. Even if you weren’t a huge fan before Sullivan definitely deserves a second look.

Tracklisting
1 Fstop
2 Goodbye Miss Havisham
3 Tell Me I’m Wrong
4 Great For My Collection
5 Florida Queen
6 The Olive Branch
7 The Process
8 Dig Me Up
9 Israel Hands
10 Fire Away

Filed Under: Album, Reviews Tagged With: Sullivan, Tooth And Nail

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