Turnover Streaming “Cutting My Fingers Off”


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Virginia’s Turnover is streaming their first track “Cutting My Fingers Off,” from their upcoming record Peripheral Vision, out on May 4, 2015 via Run For Cover Records below.

Recorded with Will Yip at Studio 4 in Conshohocken, PA, Peripheral Vision is a massive leap forward for Turnover, combining melancholy, textured guitars riffs and sincere vocals to create an expansive album as gorgeous as it is pensive.

Turnover formed in Virginia in 2009 and released their debut full-length, Magnolia in 2013 on Run For Cover Records, in addition to numerous EPs and splits. The band has toured the US and the UK multiple times, just this week embarking on a six-week spring tour (all dates below).

Turnover is Austin Getz (vocals, guitar), Casey Getz (drums), Danny Dempsey (bass) and Eric Soucey (guitar).

Tracklisting:
01) Cutting My Fingers Off
02) New Scream
03) Humming
04) Hello Euphoria
05) Dizzy on the Comedown
06) Diazepam
07) Like Slow Disappearing
08) Take My Head
09) Threshold
10) I Would Hate You If I Could
11) Intrapersonal

TOUR DATES:
Mar 17: Granada Theatre – Lawrence, KS (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 19: Wooly’s – Des Moines, IA (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 20: Varsity Theater – Minneapolis, MN (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 21: The Rave – Milwaukee, WI (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 22: Durty Nellies – Palatine, IL (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 24: The Loft – Lansing, MI (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 25: Bogart’s – Cincinnati, OH (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 26: Newport Music Hall – Columbus, OH (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 27: Chameleon Club – Lancaster, PA (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 28: Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 29: The Paramount – Huntington, NY (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Mar 30: Middle East – Cambridge, MA
Mar 31: The Met – Pawtucket, RI (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Apr 02: The Fillmore – Silver Spring, MD (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Apr 03: Cat’s Cradle – Carrboro, NC (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Apr 06: The Beacham – Orlando, FL (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Apr 07: Music Farm – Charleston, SC (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Apr 09: Mercy Lounge – Nashville, TN (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile, This Wild Life)
Apr 10: Juanita’s Cafe and Bar – Little Rock, AR (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile)
Apr 11: Tiptina’s Uptown – New Orleans, LA (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile)
Apr 12: Fitzgerald’s Upstairs – Houston, TX (w/ New Found Glory, Turnstile)

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Die Choking Recording Debut Full Length Album


Joshua Cohen of Die Choking. Photo Credit: Charlie Gibb

Joshua Cohen of Die Choking. Photo Credit: Charlie Gibb

Philadelphia thrash-grindcore trio Die Choking has completed writing 13 new songs and will be entering Studio 4 in Conshohocken, PA in early April to begin recording their debut full length with producer Will Yip (Lauryn Hill, Circa Survive, Blacklisted, Cop Problem). Stream the video with band drummer Joshua Cohen (also of Cop Problem) here.

Stream the music video for “Tonsil” below.

Die Choking shoved their second EP of hyperactive, earthmoving grind/thrash down the world’s collective throat, with II. Comprised of members previously/currently hailing from other acts Total Fucking Destruction, Cop Problem, Burden and more, the band follows up their self-titled debut EP with another five tracks in less than six minutes, the material swarming with even more enraged and psychotic songwriting, and more of an ominous powerviolence approach, while stepping things up in the songwriting department and delivery on all levels. II was recorded and mixed at Mark It Zero Studios with Dan O’Hare (Brutal Truth) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Tragedy, Baptists, Code Orange Kids) at Audiosiege. The 7″ is 300 copies on vibrant red vinyl, each copy joined by a document that function’s as a real, personal Living Will, in the theme of the closing track, “Tonsil.” Fans of Wormrot, Brutal Truth, Human Remains, Magrudergrind and Noisear don’t walk away without it.

The band has a string of upcoming live dates:

Mar 26: Main Manor – New Castle, DE (w/ Artificial Brain, Traitor, Wojtek, Vicious Embrace)
Mar 27: Ottobar – Baltimore, MD (w/ Artificial Brain, Mother Brain, Kreig, Occult 45) – all ages
Mar 28: The Shop – Pittsburgh, PA – all ages (w/ Artificial Brain, Dendritic Arbor, Meth Quarry)
Mar 29: The Meatlocker – Monclair, NJ – all ages (w/ Artificial Brain, Organ Dealer, Sunrot)
Apr 25: Ortleibs – Philadelphia, PA (w/ Starkweather, Darkside NYC, Edgewise, Dysphoria)
May 01: TBA – Milwaukee, WI (w/ No Brainer)
May 02: No Tomorrow Fest – Appleton, WI (w/ MDC, Hemdale, Sick/Tired, Tenement, Cloud Rat)
May 03: TBA – Chicago, IL
May 14: Lucky 13 – Brooklyn, NY (w/ Fantasy Panther, Scowl)
May 15: TBA – New England, MA
May 16: TBA – New England, MA

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Light Years Touring With Bonfires and Dryjacket


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Cleveland rockers Light Years will be touring with Bonfires and Dryjacket on their upcoming Spring tour. Stream “My Whole Life” here.

They are in support of their newest release the Temporary EP, out now via Animal Style Records. The EP is a one-sided 12″ with screenprinted B-side. You can purchase digital and hear the EP in its entirety on Bandcamp.

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Pop-punk may be a young person’s game most of the time, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for growth – or for grown-ups. Light Years are here to prove that. The band have graduated from the teenage angst that fuels most of their peers, instead turning their focus to the problems that face them in their mid-20s. I Won’t Hold This Against You, their 2013 debut LP released via Paper + Plastick Records, dwelled on the inescapable past while looking for ways to heal the scars incurred while coming of age.

Now working with Animal Style Records, Light Years will release a new five-song EP titled Temporary. The EP, recorded with Will Yip, is a quick, 16-minute blast of blisteringly paced punk-rock showcasing the band sinking their teeth into evolving musicianship and offering up a meaty effort full of hooky choruses, full-bodied guitars and a pounding rhythm section. Temporary is bound to please fans of blink-182, Fenix TX and New Found Glory who are looking for a new undertaking to completely submerge themselves into, rather than a quick listen to forget about later.

Light Years Spring Tour with Bonfires and Dryjacket
Apr 07: Beat Kitchen – Chicago, IL
Apr 08: The Hoosier Dome – Indianapolis, IN
Apr 09: The Basement – Columbus, OH
Apr 10: Madison Live – Covington, KY
Apr 11: Smiling Moose – Pittsburgh, PA
Apr 12: North Star Bar – Philadelphia, PA
Apr 14: Cuisine En Locale – Somerville, MA
Apr 15: Gamechanger – Freehold, NJ
Apr 16: Amityville Music Hall – Amityville, NY
Apr 17: Suburbia – Brooklyn, NY
Apr 18: Studio Waiting Room – Buffalo, NY
Apr 19: Mahall’s Locker Room – Lakewood, OH