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Turnstile Books The “Never Enough Tour Pt. 2” ft. Special Guests Clipse, Thundercat, Slayyyter, Hatebreed, Vince Staples, Pennywise, Die Spitz , and More

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One year from the release of their Grammy Award-winning album NEVER ENOUGH, Turnstile announces their NEVER ENOUGH TOUR PT. 2. The 16-date headline run begins this September and sees Turnstile bring bespoke and curated line-ups to each city, including Clipse, Ceremony, Thundercat, Slayyyter, Hatebreed, Vince Staples, Yves Tumor, Die Spitz, Pennywise, Cold World, Texas Is The Reason, and many more. Across the tour, Turnstile will be partnering with local nonprofit organizations that will have an on-the-ground presence at each respective date. “THE NEVER ENOUGH TOUR PT. 2” ticket pre-sales will begin this Thursday, June 25th, and general on-sale begins this Friday, June 26th, at 10 am local time. For tickets and more information on the upcoming dates, visit the links below: Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Death Lens – Cold World

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The latest band to come out of Epitaph Records’ fine collection of artists is Death Lens. With humble beginnings of being essentially a “party punk” band to today, Death Lens have truly evolved into a whole new beast, bringing politics to the forefront of their music, with all that they’ve experienced since beginning the band in the early 2010’s. Cold World is set to be the culmination of that process. “It’s the desire to thrive in a deteriorating world” stated the band. With the genre being as saturated as it is, what can Death Lens bring to the table of Punk? Continue reading →


Of Mice & Men – Defy

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The climb to success is rarely without slips or derailing obstacles; a fact that Californian Metallers Of Mice & Men have recently found during what has proven to be their most successful time period, and also their most punishing and challenging. Having shared stages with absolute titans of the Rock and Metal world, such as supporting Linkin Park, they also began to show signs of wear, with previous album Cold World (Rise) highlighting frontman Austin Carlisle’s lingering health issues that led to his departure. Continue reading →