Paramore‘s new video for “Hallelujah” can be seen below.
Ace Enders Tour; Studio Videos
Ace Enders is heading out on a solo tour with Paper Rival and Pete Nischt, check out the tour dates below. You can also find three studio videos on his MySpace page.
8/15 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Trocadero Balcony Bar
8/17 – Hoboken, NJ @ Maxwells
8/20 – Detroit, Michigan @ Shelter
8/21 – Chicago, IL @ The Beat Kitchen
8/22 – Cleveland Heights, OH @ The Grog Shop
8/23 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Lawrenceville Moose
8/24 – State College, PA @ Sozo
8/25 – Syracuse, NY @ Funk N Waffles
8/26 – Buffalo, NY @ Mohawk Place
Thousand Foot Krutch Post New Song; Album Art
Check out Thousand Foot Krutch‘s new track “What Do We Know” posted on their PureVolume page. The bands new album, The Flame In All of Us, hits stores on September 18th.
Every Avenue Get New Website
Every Avenue has put up a new website in honor of the upcoming EP, AH!, due out August 14th.
Albums In Stores Today 7-31-07
Here are some of the albums that hit stores today. Let us know which ones you are picking up.
Tokyo Rose – The Promise In Compromise
The Starting Line – Direction
A Thorn For Every Heart – It’s Hard To Move You
Powerspace – The Kicks of Passion
The Send – Cosmos
At All Cost – Circle Of Demons
Bed Light For Blue Eyes – Life On Life’s Terms
Victory Signs Farewell To Freeway
Victory Records has just signed Canada’s Farewell To Freeway.
Quick and the Dead Sign To Indie Vision Music
Orange County, CA. label Indie Vision Music have signed Pleasanton, CA. band Quick and the Dead. The band’s label debut, Going Home, will release on September 25th. You can also check the band out at Cornerstone California on September 28th.
Tokyo Rose – The Promise in Compromise
Artist: Tokyo Rose
Album: The Promise in Compromise
Label: Sidecho Records
Purchase: Smart Punk
Release Date: July 31, 2007
Overall: 7.0
Music: 7.0
Lyrics: 7.0
Production: 8.0
Tokyo Rose’s new album The Promise in Compromise begins with an upbeat lively sound and you instantly know this New Jersey based pop-rock band made an album different from what you’re used to hearing from Tokyo Rose. Although it’s more upbeat, you still get that feel that what you’re listening to is Tokyo Rose. The first two tracks the vocals, sung by Ryan Dominguez will win you over and will make you feel like singing along — that’s a good sign.
By track three, I begin to feel comfortable with the melodies, but “We Can Be Best Friends Tonight, But Tomorrow I’ll Be…†is probably the catchiest song I’ve heard from Tokyo Rose and probably the reason why it’s their first single. The melodies, once familiar, would probably get stuck in your head. This song is poppy stuff though, comparable to The Higher.
Track 5, “Right as Rain,” slows it down a bit — but still keeps the album steady during the chorus.
“611 Life Lesson” the next song, jumps back to the upbeat sound touching on the subject which every pop-rock band has a song for, relationship problems. “There’s only so much more that a boy could take of this…there’s got to be a price to pay when you walk away.”
The next two tracks, “Can I Change Your Mind” and “Swimming with Sharks” are good and “Swimming with Sharks†is one of my favorite tracks. The music is fun; I’d like to be a car driving in the sun listening to this. I’m also sure their shows will be great.
Skipping to the second to the last track “I won’t Say It†reminds me of their sound on their previous two albums.
Overall, I think this is a fine collection of pop rock. Catchy melodies, delicate production, a soft touch. There isn’t enough power to really drive these songs into my head after only one round with the album, but I think this could grow into an enjoyable record.
Track Listing
1. Less Than Four
2. The Promise in Compromise
3. We Can Be Best Friends Tonight, But Tomorrow I’ll Be…
4. A Pound of Silver Is Worth Its Weight in Blood
5. Right As Rain
6. 611 Life Lesson
7. Can I Change Your Mind?
8. Swimming with the Sharks
9. Call It What You Like, Just Leave Us Out Of It
10. I Won’t Say
11. Seconds Before The Crash
Atreyu Post Studio Update Video
Atreyu have filmed a 5-part video series documenting the recording process of their new album, Lead Sails Paper Anchor, due out August 28th. Atreyu teamed with producer John Feldman (The Used, Good Charlotte) on the follow-up to A Death-Grip On Yesterday. The second installment of the video focuses around drummer/co-vocalist Brandon Sallers and his methods for recording his drum tracks on the new record. Check out the video at the links below.
Jimmy Eat World Set Release Date
Jimmy Eat World have set October 16th as the release date for their new album, Chase This Light.
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