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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Last Year For Cornerstone, on the site Down The Line Magazine 1 day ago
Many of you have probably already heard this, but this year’s Cornerstone will be it’s last. You can read the official announcement on their Facebook page, along with the reasons. This is a sad announcement, […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, The Choir’s “The Loudest Sound Ever Heard” is Now Out, on the site Down The Line Magazine 3 days, 3 hours ago
Today is the official release date for The Choir’s newest album, The Loudest Sound Ever Heard. You can pick it up at iTunes, eMusic, Amazon, and many other digital outlets. You can watch the official release […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Mind of the Sick – Anti-Devil Superstar, on the site Down The Line Reviews 1 week, 6 days ago
A big change has occurred in the Mind of the Sick camp. Noah Tubbs is still about welcoming people as they are and not conforming to stereotypes. MotS still churns out catchy, groovy industrial metal that lives in […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Frontline Records launches Legacy Makers Emerging Artist Contest, on the site Down The Line Magazine 1 week, 6 days ago
$2,000 Grand Prize and Finalists open for Bloodgood at Fox Theater, Pomona, Calif.
Frontline Records has announced a “Legacy Makers Emerging Artist Contest” for unsigned artists. Contestants will vie for a […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Destroy Nate Allen – With Our Powers Combined, on the site Down The Line Reviews 3 weeks, 1 day ago
The crazy coolness that is Destroy Nate Allen returns with the Gnarboots serving as their backing band. Backing band you say? Have they gone corporate pop? Not at all! Folk punk is still the basis for Destroy Nate […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Crumbächer – Escape The Falling Planet (25th Anniversary Edition), on the site Down The Line Reviews 4 weeks ago
Crumbächer’s classic second album has been given a facelift for its 25th anniversary. The sound is new wave / rock / synthpop straight from the 80s. Some people will write this off as dated no matter what I say – […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Marco Machera – One Time, Somewhere, on the site Down The Line Reviews 1 month ago
This was an interesting review set-up. We tend to get stuck on random email lists by random labels that obviously don’t know our magazine and think we will want to review their next teen-bop wannabe. Marco […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Doug Burr – Trembling Lips and Pale Fingertips, on the site Down The Line Reviews 1 month ago
Doug Burr returns with an EP of re-recorded versions of songs from his O, Ye Devastator album. The difference between these songs and the original ones are that these are stripped down numbers with interesting […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, either/orwell – either/orwell, on the site Down The Line Reviews 1 month, 1 week ago
Expansive minimalism from Jeff MacKey of Writ on Water and Jarod Weldin of Dangerous Trap. The majority of the music on this self-titled album is created using ambient guitars, with just a slight hint of […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, The Clergy + Crux = Gov’t Hate Mail, on the site Down The Line Magazine 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Another band has popped up on Facebook, this one featuring members of The Clergy and Crux. The only details so far on Gov’t Hate Mail is that they are “punk-ish” and that song samples are coming “soon-ish.” […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Undercover + Poor Old Lu + The Waiting = Lithium Saints, on the site Down The Line Magazine 1 month, 2 weeks ago
A Facebook page for the Lithium Saints has popped up recently with this statement: “Lithium Saints - veteran alternative Christian rockers Sim Wilson of Undercover, Jesse Sprinkle of Poor Old Lu and Todd Olsen […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Emotional Tourist: A Steve Scott Retrospective, on the site Down The Line Reviews 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Emotional Tourist is probably the best way to describe the experience of consuming the art of Steve Scott. Scott takes you on a journey through the heart and soul of human emotions like no other can. So how do you […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, SLIDE – Auto Tune Massacre, on the site Down The Line Reviews 2 months ago
Something tells me that the guys in SLIDE are not afraid to speak their mind. Which is a good thing, because the lyrics of Auto Tune Massacre go straight from the hearts of the band members right into your […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Special Interview With Michael Roe Online, on the site Down The Line Magazine 2 months, 1 week ago
Read what Michael Roe has to say about the re-mastered special edition of Sticks and Stones – an online exclusive with a few never before seen photos:
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, The 77s To Re-Issue Sticks And Stones in Several Different Versions, on the site Down The Line Magazine 2 months, 1 week ago
Next up on the list of new albums coming out is the 77s. Their classic Sticks and Stones album will be released in three different formats – one-disc, two-d0sc, and three-disc. There are also two extra special […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, The Choir Announces Pre-Orders For New Album, on the site Down The Line Magazine 2 months, 1 week ago
Next up in the pre-order release department is The Choir, who are offering several pre-order packages for their next CD The Loudest Sound Ever Heard. Everything from signed CDs to bonus commentary discs to a […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Starflyer 59 Needed Your Help, but Probably Broke Some Kind of Kickstarter Record Instead, on the site Down The Line Magazine 2 months, 1 week ago
Seems like this will be the first of many pre-release announcements. I was going to post this yesterday, but seems there is no hurry now. Starflyer 59 started a Kickstarter campaign to help them fund their […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Nate Houge – Reform Follows Function, on the site Down The Line Reviews 2 months, 2 weeks ago
I don’t know about you, but the title of this CD always makes me sit and think for a while. The music on the disc has the same effect – take for example the line “Where have all the heretics gone?” So many “heroes […] -
Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, The February 2012 Issue Is Out!, on the site Down The Line Magazine 2 months, 3 weeks ago
And… we’re back! The February 2012 issue is here. Download it now to read articles on Jimmy A, Josh Lory, Jason Dunn, Vinyl Remains, Theo Obrastoff, Bill Mallonee, HM Magazine, Men as Trees Walking, and a […]
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Matt Crosslin wrote a new post, Emotional Tourist: A Steve Scott Retrospective, on the site Down The Line Magazine 3 months ago
Emotional Tourist, the new Steve Scott career retrospective release from Arena Rock Recording Company, is finally out. It features 15 tracks from various Steve Scott releases, including both rock anthems and […]
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