The Cinema have released a cover of Nicki Minaj’s “Super Bass” that features vocal parts from Will Pugh (Cartel), Tilian Pearson, and Snowden. Listen to it below!
March 19th is just two days away, and there are a few great releases coming out this week. Click “Read More” below to check out the album details and download information for all the great records coming out this week!
We’re just about through the first week of March, but there are a slew of great records coming out over the rest of the month that PropertyOfZack team members couldn’t be more stoked to hear. In today’s new Discussion, we’re highlighting our personal Most Anticipated March Releases. Check out our list below and feel free to reblog with what you’re looking forward to as well!
The Story So Far - What You Don’t See (3/26)
It’s hard to deny just how large The Story So Far have gotten in under two years. Whether you’re a casual or die-hard fan, there’s been a certain build up in excitement to What You Don’t See that can only happen organically. We’re right around the corner now, and the two songs the band has released so far have packed a strong punch.It’s already clear that the music on the new record is much advanced from Under Soil And Dirt, and Parker Cannon’s improved vocals with Sam Pura’s ever-growing enginerring skills seem to make What You Don’t See a complete package. The best part about this release will be seeing what the band can do within the next two years between tours already lined up with Man Overboard and Warped Tour. - Zack Zarrillo
Cartel - Collider(3/26)
It’s a funny thing, releasing a lead single called “Uninspired” that’s anything but. Cartel’s first single from Collider is a slice of confectionary pop-rock bliss, and a surefire sign for what should be a heck of an album. Will Pugh’s voice sounds crisp, the guitar riffs rollick, and the chorus sounds like the band took some serious songwriting steroids.Between “Uninspired” and the soaring, punchy “Mosaic,” Collider is poised to be Cartel back at full mainstream force like they haven’t been since Chroma. With an arsenal of hooks and vocals that will keep fans swooning over Pugh’s lush delivery, this album could have the chops to take a swing at Top 40 radio. - Erik van Rheenen
Senses Fail - Renacer(3/26)
It has been nearly two and a half years since Senses Fail released their last album,The Fire. And while two and a half years mayseem to be a relatively short amount of time, in today’s music industry (and certainly to die-hard Senses Fail fanatics), the break between the post-hardcore veterans’ fourth album and their forthcoming fifth offering,Renacer, seems to be an eternity. However, early indications are the wait was well worth it.In many ways Renacer marks a rebirth for the New Jersey outfit (“renacer” is Spanish for “to be reborn”) who have been going strong for over a decade now. It will be the group’s first release on Staple Records and finds Senses Fail moving away from their trademark pop-hardcore structure towards a heavier, more melodic sound. However, fans of the group’s earlier material should not fret;Renacer is sure to harbor enough sing-along choruses to keep your vocal chords content. Just don’t be expecting “NJ Falls Into the Atlantic Pt. 2” this time around. - Michael Meeze
A Rocket To The Moon - Wild & Free(3/26)
A Rocket To The Moon are in a bit of a strange position — having come up on the tail end of the mid-00’s Fueled By Ramen tidal wave, they feel like long-standing scene vets, yet they’ve only released a single full length. That album, 2009’s On Your Side, found radio and scene success by mixing gooey pop melodies with a dash of down-home twang, but 2009 was a long time ago — a veritable generation in “scene years” — and the community that once nurtured them has long since turned its back on the sort of brightly melodic pop that A Rocket To The Moon made their stock-in-trade.If all of that makes A Rocket To The Moon’s future prospects appear uncertain, the fact that FBR has kept Wild & Free on the shelf for over a year doesn’t inspire confidence. But last year’s That Old Feeling EP, which previews four tracks from the album, featured a couple of winners with a heavy Americana bent. The band swears they haven’t gone yokel, but in a world where pop-country seems to have supplanted rock as the last outlet for guys-with-guitars to achieve mainstream popularity (and radio play, and album sales), letting the heartland into their hearts might prove the key to continued success. - Jesse Richman
Tilian Pearson has a guest spot on a new Stolas song called “Year Of The Light.” Stream it below by clicking “Read More.”
Tilian Pearson has released an acoustic video for “Favor The Gods.” Watch it below by clicking “Read More.”
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Tilian Pearson has released a new song called “Flutter.” Stream it here and listen to another new song called “Up In The Air” below by clicking “Read More.”
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Tilian Pearson has released a new music video for “Up In The Air.” Watch it below by clicking “Read More.”
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Tilian Pearson will be releasing a music video for “Up In The Air” on Thursday. Check out a tweet from Pearson ;below by clicking “Read More.”
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Taking Back Sunday Finishing TAYF10 Live Releases
The band will be releasing both a live and acoustic version of their Tell All Your Friends ten year tour, so start getting excited. Taking Back Sunday will also begin writing their new record next week. Good news all around!
New Found Glory Announce Live Album Recording Shows
New Found Glory revealed plans to record two California shows for a live release planned for later in 2013. If memory serves correctly, the band will also be releasing a few new songs on the release as well.
The Dangerous Summer To Begin Recording LP3 Tomorrow
Today’s the day. War Paint let The Dangerous Summer solidify their fan base, but also shed a great amount of their fans due to a wave of drama that surrounded the band. Lets hope Hopeless hasn’t given up on TDS and that they can get their act together surrounding the release of LP3.
Tilian Pearson Solo Album Release Date, Track Listing, Artwork
Tilian Pearson will finally be releasing his solo record this March. No one is quite sure what that means for Dance Gavin Dance or Saosin though.
Crime In Stereo Announce Second Reunion Show
The band will be playing a killer reunion show with Sainthood Reps and Coasta, ie, the Long Island clan.
fun. Making Big Announcement Coming Monday
What do you think it is?
Tilian Pearson will be releasing Material Me on March 19th. Check out the artwork and track listing below by clicking “Read More.”
Details for Tilian Pearson’s debut solo album will be coming soon. Check out a tweet from Pearson below by clicking “Read More.”
Tilian Pearson has finished recording his new album. Check out a message from Pearson below by clicking “Read More.”
Tilian Pearson is back in the studio finishing his new record with Matt Malpass. Check out a tweet from Pearson below by clicking “Read More.”
Dance Gavin Dance are currently on their first full US tour with Tilian Pearson. Stream the band’s full set from the beginning of their tour below by clicking “Read More.”
Tilian Pearson has released a new solo song called “Waste My Time.” Listen to it below by clicking “Read More.”
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