New York prog quartet Cyderian Son command their seething aural power with pinpoint aplomb, mixing heavy post-hardcore and ambient…
Is it safe to call them legends now? Well, we’re going with it anyway. Canadian rock legends, Alexisonfire played two massive June shows at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage, and boy was it a trip.
With a new home and a sick line-up headlined by All Time Low, we joined thousands of alternative music fans in Leeds as Slam Dunk North bounced into town. Check out the photos and some of our highlights here.
Slam Dunk Festival have confirmed their latest batch of acts including Bullet For My Valentine and Simple Plan who will be joining headliners All Time Low. Get more info here.
Dead Friends have joined us for a new entry in our Stereo Six series, a feature where the band offers the five records (plus one curveball) that helped shape their latest EP Set You Right, released last year.
Cincinnati, Ohio’s rock n’ roll supergroup Cool Life (featuring members of Foxy Shazam, The Skulx, Cadaver Dogs, and Honeyspiders) join us for Stereo Six: a listing of five albums that define who and what they are today, and one unusual curveball.
ArcTanGent Festival has announced the latest wave of acts for it’s 2018 line-up. Get more details here…
Glassjaw have announced their return to the UK. They will play at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on 18th August 2018.
The Used, supporting their new Hopeless Records release The Canyon, hit Boston’s House of Blues this past week with support from Glassjaw.
Review by Mike Bax Photos by Tim Snow and Eva Blue The seventh presentation of Heavy Montréal once again…
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It was muddy as hell at that first day of Riot Fest ’14. Walking between stages was like walking on black ice, but way messier if you actually fell. I made it to the Rock Stage safely and mostly clean (RIP shoes) in time to catch Glassjaw’s set. First time I’ve seen these guys in nearly a decade and they definitely rocked my face off. It was totally worth walking through ankle deep mud to see them, and damnit! I’d do it again in a heartbeat; those tunes and Daryl’s dance moves had me falling in love.
Arsonists Get All The Girls have had a great 2011 releasing their fourth studio album Motherland on Century Media Records, playing some festivals and hitting the road on some sweet tours. Guitarist Jaeson Bardoni recently took some time out of his busy holiday scheduale to exclusively tell PureGrainAudio what he considers to be the 10 albums of 2011. Check it out below.