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May 2015 // Kodaline

Also featuring: Erik Hassle, Turnover, The Menzingers, Glass Animals, Judah & the Lion, Blitz Kids, and many more fun features and amazing live photos from this springs hottest tours.

This issue we bring you a little taste of Dublin, Ireland right into your home, by way of alternative rock band Kodaline. If you haven’t heard of these fine lads before, it’s about time you get acquainted. Along with the foursome, this issue features a mixture of artists from different genres who we think you all will absolutely love. Check it out and let us know what you think!

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April 2015 // Venue Highlight We have all of the details of Philly's very own Trocadero Theatre! Click the photo about to read about the history and see who will be hitting up the theatre next!

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Issue #38 – Cartel

Also Featuring: The Colourist, Wild Child, Palisades, Have Mercy, Bayside, You, Me, And Everyone We Know, Kevin Lyman, live photos from South By So What, and more!

For many of us, Cartel has always been a special band. Their music has found its way into our lives over the past decade and no words will amount to how thankfully we all are. Currently touring in support of their album Chroma turning 10 years old this year, Will Pugh admitted to us that in the beginning, “It was pretty weird for us when Chroma started to become popular.” But we��re so glad it did. Read the full interview in our newest issue below.

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Behind The Song // “How To Live With A Ghost" - Nick Santino Formerly of A Rocket To The Moon, Singer-songwriter Nick Santino is original and genuine. He took some time with us to go behind the scenes with his track “How To Live With A Ghost,” and share what it means to him. Click the photo to check it out!

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Behind The Song // "Black" - Lionfight

Aggressive and dark, Chicago’s Lionfight welcomes you to the “Black,” their hard-hitting new single. The group’s singer, Akash Hans went behind the scenes of their new track and the band has also released a lyric video for “Black” which you can check out below. Click here to check out the song and the powerful meaning behind it.

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Highlighted Artist // KIT

The mysterious Rock ‘N’ Roller, KIT, also known as Kit Walters, is ready to show his music to the world. The singer based out of New York City takes high energy pop styles and mixes his own rock aggression to the mix. Click here to read about this week's Highlighted Artist!

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Album Review // (409) - Purple

The three-piece Texas rock band, Purple, has released its debut album, 409. The album serves as a great first full-length for the band, as it contains high-energy guitar chords and a mix of screaming and smoothing vocal ability. While the album contains these elements throughout the entire record, it’s also powered by a very free-spirited and an “I don’t care” mentality, making the album that much more fun. Click here to read about it!

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Staff Picks // 10 Songs to Get You Through Your Break-up

Music heals broken hearts or at least relates to it. If your Valentine’s didn’t quite pan out as you hoped, here’s the playlist to help you cope. Click here to check out our list!

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This Or That // Supernatural or Doctor Who?

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Track By Track // Jeremy & The Harlequins, American Dreamer The ever genuine, nostalgic, and even haunting Jeremy and The Harlequins have released their full-length album, American Dreamer. The band opened up about their 10-track record and talked about the more intimate, as well as fun sides of the record, how the songs came about, and what they mean to the band. Click the phot to check it out!

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Photo Gallery // Kongos, Colony House, Sir Sly Click the photo to check out some great photos we got at Warehouse Live in Houston, TX on January 31, 2015!

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Staff Picks // 10 Love Songs To Give You Valentine’s Day Butterflies Whether you love or hate Valentine’s Day, a good old-fashioned love song is always something to be appreciated. Here is a list of some songs that can melt even the coldest of hearts. Click the photo to check out this week's list!

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Album Review // All Hands - Doomtree It’s been three years since the hip-hop super group Doomtree released their last collaborative full length No Kings. For a group of seven musicians, all with budding individual music careers, Doomtree knows how to pull it together and create a single record that is bursting with realism and artistic integrity. Click the photo to read our review of their newest release All Hands.

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February 2015 // Merge Records

Check out Merge Records.  Read our newest issue here to learn about how they used bedrooms as headquarters and find out about some of their artists.  You won't want to miss this!

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February 2015 // Zola Jesus

Featuring: Kids, The Shadowboxers, Until The Ribbon Breaks, Knuckle Puck, Comeback Kid, and Twin Atlantic

This issue features many up and coming artists for 2015 who are absolutely going to blow you away. Each band is in a different genre and 40% are from out of the country! They are all an incredible bunch of musicians and we hope you take the time to find out their story. Don’t forget to take a listen to our Spotify playlist in the right column where you will find one song from each artist featured.

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Album Review // Commonweather EP - Commonweather Chicago’s four-piece alternative/emo band Commonweather independently released their self-titled EP in November and it contains great potential. For a band that is starting out, the four-song EP demonstrates a high level of already established sound that makes the band what it is. Click the photo to read our review!

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This Or That // Trivia Crack or QuizUp?