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Sleep Theory: Massive Tour Announcements + “Fallout” Music Video

17Nov

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Sleep Theory: Massive Tour Announcements + “Fallout” Music Video

Earlier this year, we wrote about an up-and-coming band that you're about to see everywhere... almost literally. In this case, I'm referring to hard rock quartet, Sleep Theory, whose excellent Paper Hearts EP dropped back in September on Epitaph Records, and who is about to hit the road for nearly six months after supporting artists like Shinedown, Set it Off, I Prevail, and Badflower all year. Yeah. You read that right: there are opportunities to catch Sleep Theory live in concert every month through May 2024. As far as current events go, the band also shared a new, apocalyptic music video for "Fallout", the opening track from their debut EP, via Knotfest. This new video continues the motifs found throughout the video for "Numb", which was also heavy on the end-of-the-world typ...

Sleep Theory Celebrate Upcoming EP Announcement with “Gone or Staying” Music Video

Memphis-based hard rock band Sleep Theory announced their upcoming debut EP, Paper Hearts. This EP announcement follows a series of excellent singles, starting in January with "Another Way," and then "Numb" in March. The band commemorated this happy occasion by releasing a music video for a catchy third single, "Gone or Staying". So get your calendars out, because the EP is due out on September 29 via Epitaph Records... and trust us, you definitely don't want to miss this one. Check out "Gone or Staying" by Sleep Theory on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac9OiIXFqUA ''Gone or Staying' is the breaking point in a relationship that is built on emotions and broken promises. It is the struggle between wanting things to work and the need to move on." - Sleep Theor...

Magnolia Park’s ‘Heart Eater’ EP Is A Pop Punk Masterpiece

The new EP from Magnolia Park is out now. Heart Eater is an action-packed four-song EP loaded with special guests. The only complaint that comes to mind is the fact I didn't discover these guys sooner. Magnolia Park first popped on my radar in March when vocalist Joshua Roberts teamed up with 408 on the pop-punk anthem "Mark Hoppus". The song made some waves even catching the attention of the Blink 182 vocalist/bassist himself on Twitter. Leading up to the release of Heart Eater, they dropped singles with members of Bad Suns, Mayday Parade, and former skateboarder/YouTube star Chad Tepper. Fast forward to Friday and the release of the EP, they dropped their strongest track to date. "Serious" is the one song on the EP that doesn't have a guest appearance. And just goes to show they'...