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Album Review: Story Of The Year – Tear Me To Pieces

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Don’t think you will get it all from just one listen, you won’t and you would be doing the band a disservice by doing so. Play it in the car, play it through headphones, crank it up loud in your living room, or just around the table for a Sunday sesh. Just play it, alot. You will love it 

News: Check out “Wasted Space”, The New Single From Kingdom Of Giants

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Kingdom Of Giants have shared their brand new single, Wasted Space, out now via SharpTone Records. Speaking of the new single the band shares: "Super excited to release our first new song in two and a half years. It’s been a challenging few years for everyone and we are happy to share what we’ve been working on. We are hoping to give listeners a little taste of what’s to come. If you know KOG you know our record will be very dynamic but we feel like Wasted Space has a little something for everyone.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SnjWZakjV4&feature=youtu.be Kingdom Of Giants is poised to soar beyond “best kept secret” status and into the modern metal and post-hardcore stratosphere, with a continuously evolving sound that pushes both the band and their audience

News: Boston Manor Release New Single ‘Desperate Pleasures’ Taken From ‘Desperate Times Desperate Pleasures’ EP Out This Friday

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BOSTON MANORRELEASE NEW SINGLE, DESPERATE PLEASURESALONG WITH ACCOMPANYING VIDEO ANNOUNCE DESPERATE TIMES DESPERATE PLEASURES EPWILL BE RELEASED VIA SHARPTONE RECORDS THIS FRIDAY Blackpool’s Boston Manor have today released their new single Desperate Pleasures. The track features on a new EP Desperate Times Desperate Pleasures, which will be released this Friday 29 October via SharpTone Records. “It’s a song about generational change,” says the band’s vocalist Henry Cox on the new single. “I think the pandemic brought out some good in people but it also brought out a lot of nastiness. I saw a lot of appalling behaviour over the last 18 months & it made me feel quite depressed. As soon as people are placed under difficult circumstances they should come together, not start lashing out & taking everything for themselves. I guess this

News: Of Mice And Men Release Crushing New Song ‘Obsolete’, Sign To SharpTone Records. New EP “Timeless” Out Feb, 26th

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OF MICE AND MEN Release Crushing New Song ‘Obsolete’, Sign To SharpTone Records + TIMELESS EP Out On February 26 Of Mice And Men are back with a brand-new song and video. The band is also pleased to announce that it has signed withSharpTone Records.They have shared the track ‘Obsolete.’ The video is fully animated and is inspired by the cover artwork that was drawn by iconic artist Derek Hess.The song will appear on the upcoming Timeless EP, out February 26 on SharpTone. Get the track and pre-save EP here: http://shrptn.co/obsoleteWatch the video here. https://youtu.be/hxu3KXVy48w "There's an old idiom about what you're supposed to do when life gives you lemons," explains singer Aaron Pauley about the EP. "Sadly, to disappoint, this wasn't exactly that. We started writing this EP shortly before the initial lockdowns in spring of 2020, before

News: Currents Release New Single “Monsters”

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RELEASE NEW SINGLE 'MONSTERS' FROM'THE WAY IT ENDS' ALBUM'THE WAY IT ENDS' ALBUM OUT FRIDAY JUNE 5 THROUGH SHARPTONE RECORDS CURRENTS have just dropped the new song "Monsters." Listen here. "'Monsters' is about taking responsibility for the toxic relationships in your life and using past failures as fuel for the future," says singer Brian Wille. "The track features some different sounds for the band and I'm stoked on the riffs [guitarist] Chris [Wiseman] put together on this one. We hope you enjoy it!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ0I0ZvLV8Q&feature=youtu.be The song appears on the Connecticut band's upcoming second album The Way It Ends, out June 5 via SharpTone Records. The Way It Ends is the thematic and spiritual successor to Currents' dense, bludgeoning, and smartly constructed full-length debut, The Place I Feel Safest (2017), and a

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