Spiritbox Rig Rundown

 

These Rig Rundown videos are always great to see how modern band tour and set up their sound, but this Spiritbox video has completely blown my mind. I had no idea that they are digitally shirting tuning mid-song, and then just playing perfectly through the delay it causes. That is absolutely insane to me.

KINDA HARD – Bilmuri

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Bilmuri’s new record KINDA HARD came out a few weeks ago, and its a great addition to their catelogue. The whole record is plays it a bit safe though, and I think they’re best when they’re at their weirdest (looking at you Eggy Pocket). Nevertheless, theres some great stuff on here. In particular, the end run of the album from “BACK, THEN” to “WAVES” really showcases how vulnerable John can be in these songs and they hit.

AFI – Nooneunderground

 

I know I’ve probably posted one or two too many times about AFI and their latest record Silver Bleeds the Black Sun, but thats only because its really great. That they’re still releasing music videos this late into the album cycle must also indicate that its doing well for them too. The song is one of my favorites on the album, and the music video is artsy and weird. Love it. Love the 4:3 aspect ratio, too.

L.I.V.E. in Sao Paulo – Bring Me The Horizon

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Bring Me The Horizon’s live show has just gotten better and better in the past few years. They’ve released a live show to 50,000 fans in Sao Paulo, and an accompanying DVD of the performance as well. I bought the DVD since I don’t think they made the file available to watch online. Its great, so if you’re on the fence – just buy it.

 

On the other hand: BMTH what are you doing? Just let me download the video for a fee.

New Found Glory – Listen Up!

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I wish I had more to say about this album. Its fun, but its just not great. Its been a while since there was a really great New Found Glory record. This band really could use some rejuvination from some co-writers, much like what A Day To Remember did on Big Ole Album vol. 1, or Blink-182 did with California. “Frankenstein’s Monster” is a good track, but perhaps a little too on-the-nose.