Architects are making their U.S. magazine cover debut with Alternative Press. Front and center, the group are continuing to meticulously use their platform and voices to promote awareness and action needed to cease the nearly irreversible effects of global warming. 6 years, 291 days, 1,134 hours, 01 minutes at the time of the cover photo shoot and counting.
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Aberdien (The Friday Night Boys)
Andrew Goldstein was only 20 when he formed
the Friday Night Boys, so it’s easy to mistake the band as his musical debut. Prior to taking on pop punk, though, Goldstein had previously dabbled in
Aberdien. He even released a full-length,
Kaleidoscope, as part of the project.
The Movielife (Taking Back Sunday)
Taking Back Sunday are certainly god-tier, so we won’t fault you for assuming that they just materialized out of the heavens. The reality is even more interesting, though, if only because it gives us more damn good music to stream. The band’s founder,
30 Scene Albums Turning 15 in 2021
My Chemical Romance released what was arguably the biggest scene album ever,
The Black Parade, with the likes of Underoath, Taking Back Sunday and From First to Last also strengthening their positions atop the emo pile.
Covering pop-punk, deathcore and everything in between, these are 30 classic scene albums turning 15 in 2021.
Scene Albums Turning 15 in 2021
30 Scene Albums Turning 10 in 2021
30 Scene Albums Turning 10 in 2021
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Forget the beach, we re kicking things off early for a massive Emo Day Party with live bands and DJs kicking off from 2pm on the Sunday of Auckland Anniversary weekend.
Guest DJs spinning My Chemical Romance, Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy, Sleeping With Sirens, All Time Low, The Used, Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday, Paramore, Twenty One Pilots, May Day Parade, A Day To Remember, Falling In Reverse, Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Three Days Grace, Asking Alexandria, Dashboard Confessional, Yellowcard, Escape The Fate, Boys Like Girls, Hawthorne Heights, Linkin Park, Thursday, We The Kings, Brand New, Neck Deep, Fire For Glory, Fallstate, Braves, Flirting With Disaster, False Start and so many more in the main bar at Ding Dong Lounge.
The Weekly Wire playlist is taking its once a month detour from recapping the newest rock and metal songs of the week to bring you not only the best January had to give us, but choice picks from the Loudwire staff so you can dig a bit deeper. Maybe you ll even discover a new band that rules!
Songs THE ESSENTIALS
You know these bands and you probably heard these songs the instant they came out midnight Spotify lurkers, we see you. These were the songs that started your 2021 on a high note:
‘68, “The Knife, The Knife, The Knife”
AFI, “Twisted Tongues”