Canadian quartet, Counterparts, have announced the Heaven Let Them Die North American tour, with support from Pain of Truth, Malevolence, and Foreign Hands. On November 7th, they surprise dropped their 6 song EP, Heaven Let Them Die, via Pure Noise Records. They also shared videos for the tracks “A Martyr Left Alive” and “No Lamb Was Lost.” Keep reading for more information.
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KOYO Shares a New Song and Music Video for “Mile A Minute” – New EP Out Now
Koyo Promo photo credit: Rebecca Lader
Last year Koyo released their debut full-length, Would You Miss It? (Pure Noise Records), drawing acclaim from listeners and critics alike for their unabashedly heart-on-sleeve blend of punk, hardcore, and emo. Over the past few weeks the band have been sharing reworked versions of songs from their past, but today the Long Island upstarts are back with the first completely new Koyo song since Would You Miss It?: the massively anthemic “Mile A Minute.” Listen and watch the video for “Mile A Minute” via YouTube!Continue reading
Koyo Share Their Single and Video “I Might Not Get Through All Of This” – New EP Coming Soon
One year after releasing their debut full-length, Would You Miss It?, Long Island’s Koyo are getting ready to drop the new EP, Mile A Minute, due out November 12th via Pure Noise Records. Having previously shared “Ten Digits Away (Deluxe)” from the record, they’re back with another new single, “I Might Not Get Through All Of This.” It is a reimagined version of “I Might Not” from Would You Miss It? Check it out below.
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Can’t Swim Share Their New Single and Video “Worst Ain’t Over Yet” – On Tour Soon
New Jersey’s Can’t Swim have just released their brand new single “Worst Ain’t Over Yet,” through Pure Noise Records, along with a music video. They will also be heading out on the road later from late October as support to Real Friends. Head into the article below for the new single, video, and live listings.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bearings – The Best Part About Being Human (Deluxe)
INTERVIEW: Grumpster Gets Deep About Their New Self-Titled Album and Evolving As A Band
In this episode, Keefy meets all of Grumpster! The East Bay Punk bands’ new self-titled album is out now from Pure Noise Records! The band chatted about the last few years of life, their new line-up, the songwriting and lyrics on the new album, touring with Jawbreaker, the magical power of a trombone feature in a song, and much more!
Can’t Swim Share Their New Single and Video “Can’t See Straight”
New Jersey rock band, Can’t Swim, have just released their new single, “Can’t See Straight,” via Pure Noise Records. The track comes with its own music video, directed by Errick Easterday. Catch it in the article below.
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Bearings Drop a New Single and Video for “Slip” – Deluxe Reissue of “The Best Part About Being Human” Coming Soon
Canadian pop-punk act, Bearings, have just released a reimagined version of their single “Slip.” It comes from the recently announced deluxe reissue of The Best Part About Being Human. The record is due out 24th September, via Pure Noise Records. It was produced by Sam Guaiana (Silverstein, Between You & Me), and features three new songs and three re-imagined. Check out the new single and more in the article below.
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Less Than Jake Drop Their New Single “Broken Words”
Ska-punk legends, Less Than Jake, have just released their first original music in years, with their new single “Broken Words.” The track, exploring the theme of miscommunication and the frustration of messages getting lost in translation, is out now via Pure Noise Records. Check out the single and more below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Story So Far – I Want To Disappear
As one of the highest acclaimed modern Pop Punk bands, The Story So Far has set a high bar for themselves to live up to with every new release. After almost six years since their last album Proper Dose proved their ability to go beyond standard Pop Punk, the band is continuing their legacy with their fifth album I Want To Disappear (Pure Noise Records). Continue reading