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SETTLE YOUR SCORES DISCUSS FORTHCOMING ALBUM "RETROFIT"written by: meg
Since their inception in 2015, Settle Your Scores have been making waves within the pop-punk and easycore scene. The quintet has made a name for themselves with their 2016 debut “The Wilderness” and the highly-anticipated 2018 sophomore effort “Better Luck Tomorrow.” It’s been nearly three years since then, but the summer of 2021 is bound to be big for the band as they prepare for the release of their third LP, “Retrofit.”
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RIVALS DISCUSS SOPHOMORE ALBUM "SAD LOOKS PRETTY ON ME"WRITTEN BY: MEG
In 2018, RIVALS took the scene by storm with the release of their debut album, “Damned Soul.” The California-based band has seen copious amounts of success over the course of the last three years, and they’ve spent the first few months of 2021 preparing for the release of their long-awaited sophomore LP, “Sad Looks Pretty On Me.”
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sundressed talk new musicwritten by: meg
Tempe, Arizona based band Sundressed have had a busy last couple of years. In 2018, they released a split EP with Texas-based Nominee, and last spring, they returned with another new single, “Heart Lie,” featuring Tiny Stills. Fast forward to the summer of 2020, and the band have announced their recent signing to Rude Records, and with that announcement came the release of a brand new single, titled “Home Remedy.”
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2019 was a huge year for California based musician Cory Wells. He went on a handful of tours not only across North America, but also on the other side of the world, playing his music to more and more audiences in support of the long-awaited release of his debut album, “The Way We Are.”
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ROMANCE & REBELLION DISCUSS MUSIC AND FUTURE PLANSwritten by: meg
2019 has been a huge year for Romance & Rebellion. Following the release of last year’s “Amps & Anthems,” the band took some time away and made their triumphant return this year, showing a new side of themselves as a band and starting a brand new era of their career.
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2019 has been a wild ride for musician Xander Corbett. Following a few singles in late 2018 and earlier this year, he released his latest studio album, “stitches on a broken heart,” in March.
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FEATURE: NO, THIS IS PATRICK! TALK DEBUT ALBUMWRITTEN BY: MEG
There are a handful of bands in the rock and alternative scene playing and reviving a subgenre known as easycore, and one of those many bands is Tennessee based No, This Is Patrick! The quintet dropped their debut EP “This Is Not Ideal” back in 2017, and two years later, released their long-awaited self-titled debut full-length.
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FUTURE TEENS TALK DEBUT ALBUM AND TOURINGWRITTEN BY: MEG
Boston-based band Future Teens are a band that have been getting quite a bit more recognition as of late, and should definitely be on your radar if they aren’t already. Back in 2017, the band signed to Take This To Heart Records and put out their debut LP, “Hard Feelings,” and it really helped jumpstart the band’s career.
 Photo Credit: @ChibiNekoPhotography IN LOVING MEMORY TALK LATEST SINGLE “VIXEN” and NEW MUSICWRITTEN BY: MEGIn Loving Memory has quite a long history behind them. After their formation a few years back, the then four-piece released two EPs that were much in the post-hardcore realm, especially compared to their newer material. Most recently, the now two-piece have released a new single titled “Vixen,” showing off the band’s new sound and marking the beginning of a new era for them.
blood youth talk sophomore albumwritten by: meg
While the UK is the home for a lot of great up-and-coming pop punk and alternative bands, there’s also been some great heavier acts from the country as well, one of many of them being the Yorkshire-based hardcore quartet Blood Youth. Between 2015 and 2018, the band released two EPs and their debut full-length on Rude Records, and have played various different tours and festivals. February of 2019 brought the band’s long-awaited sophomore LP, “Starve.”
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