Kill Your Name Written by: Gerard Ucelli Broken Records Magazine’s Gerard Ucelli chats with Kill Your Name’s lead singer Sean Nelson. BRM: Logan Mader formerly of Machine Head is now producing and managing you guys. How did you link up? SN: It was a couple of years ago when he managed my band Aizen. He …
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Broken Records Magazine’s Markos Papadatos spoke with Kristen Henderson, the bassist and co-founder of the all-female band Antigone Rising. According to Kristen Henderson, she remarked, “The name Antigone Rising came about while I was in college. I was taking an English tragedy course and we read Antigone in the class, so the lead singer at …
It can be odd how some venues just suit some bands. Their vibe just sits right with the character of a place. The energy of their compatibility comes forward to mix with the chemistry of the music and the crowd. And in an instant, as the intro plays, and the band takes the stage blowing …
Check out the brand new behind the scenes video of The Dear Hunter. Lead singer Casey discusses The Color Spectrum EP at the band’s live shoot at the ApK Loft in Brooklyn, NY. The Color Spectrum officially came out on June 14th via Triple Crown Records. Check out this awesome new teaser video from another Triple Crown …
06 Jun. 2011
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s, The Wonder Years have made an in-erasable mark in the pop punk music scene within the past year. Suburbia: I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing is their third release. The Wonder Years have definitely raised the bar to new standards. Even though the album overall is a little industrial compared to …
My Chemical Romance, originally from New Jersey, returned to the East Coast as they brought their World Contamination Tour to New York City on April 22nd and 23rd performing along with The Architects and Neon Trees at Terminal 5. The three-floor venue was packed out before the opening act had even taken the stage with fans …
Music is said to bring people together. This past Monday, it once again did just that at the Highline Ballroom in New York for the Plain White T’s“Wonders Of The Younger” Tour. It was an interesting mix of young and old, emo and conservative on the floor, all watching on eagerly as each song was played.
11:22pm Chris Christopherson and Barbra Streisand presented Album Of The Year to newcomers Arcade Fire for “The Suburbs”. This may end up being a controversial award among critics in the morning, as Lady Antebellum was expected and positioned for this award. And on that bombshell…see you later folks. Stay tuned to brokenrecordsonline.com and Broken Records …