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  New Gym Class Heroes Album Out Sept. 9

  June 30, 2008 – The blossoming relationship between mouthpiece Travis McCoy and Hall and Oates legend Daryl Hall has come full circle with Gym Class Heroes' The Quilt, the New York-based act's follow up to 2006's As Cruel as School Children, set to arrive Sept. …
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  Bonnaroo Reviewed: Person L

  June 17, 2008 – Bonnaroo is a rather unexpected setting for the launching point of Person L, the new band from Kenny Vasoli, former frontman for beloved pop-punk act the Starting Line. …
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  New Video: Panic at the Disco, "That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)"

  May 13, 2008 – "Things have changed for me!" Panic at the Disco harmonize in the new music video for "That Green Gentlemen (Things Have Changed)." And they certainly have, notably with the quartet's latest album, the Spin praised set Pretty. Odd., which merged from their teenybopper, emo upbringings towards '60s-era rockers. …
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  Panic at the Disco Kick Off Honda Civic Tour in S.F.

  April 11, 2008 – Described by bassist Jon Walker of tour headliner Panic at the Disco as "one hell of a convoy," the aesthetically wondrous Honda Civic Tour, also featuring Motion City Soundtrack, the Hush Sound, and Phantom Planet, kicked off at San Francisco's Warfield last night (April 10), and thankfully, destroyed lingering chatter of the recent Olympic torch fiasco with tunes aplenty. Peppered with a variety of sounds, the dynamic list of bands p …
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• Panic at the Disco, 'Pretty. Odd.' (Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen)

  March 25, 2008 – Members of most bands pay their dues in a van with no money and no audience, but Panic at the Disco's Ryan Ross played nurse to an alcoholic dad who died when the young quartet first hit the road. And it's given the Vegas kids an acute sense of responsibility. …
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• Coheed and Cambria, 'No World for Tomorrow' (Sony)

  January 18, 2008 – The emo demographic, not known for surprises, pulled a big one a few years back by going bonkers for this upstate New York band's unapologetic fusion of the aforementioned genre with Rush, Dream Theater, and early Queensrÿche. But on their fourth full-length, Coheed's emo leanings have faded. …
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• Paramore Stage a 'Riot!'; Young Knives Cut Loose

  August 26, 2007 – Led by the electric orange-colored tresses of Hayley Williams, Franklin, TN punkers Paramore got a sun-drenched Saturday (Aug. 25) off to a hot start. Sharp rock bits from Young Knives and Pigeon Detectives kept the momentum going while fellow troublemakers the View only sustained Reading's potent rock'n'roll mix. Leave it to UNKLE to cool things off ... …
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• The Honorary Title: In With the New

  June 22, 2007 – "Last time we were here there were six people," said Honorary Title bassist Aaron Kamstra. But at the Mercury Lounge last night (June 21), however, the modest guys of the Honorary Title managed to draw in a sold-out crowd. As twenty-somethings slowly filtered in -- including one Kelly Osbourne -- openers Bear Hands punched out riveting, devil-may-care rock between swigs of Jim Beam. …
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• The Academy Is... School Irving Plaza

  February 21, 2007 – Perhaps so excited to take the stage for the first time in six months, the Academy Is... had virtually every member of the sold-out crowd -- which was primarily comprised of under-21s and the parents they dragged with them -- transfixed in a cyclical motion of singing, fist-pumping, and pogo-ing. …
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• Philly Loves Boys Like Girls, Valencia

  December 28, 2006 – Valencia, Boys Like Girls, and Envy on the Coast made a stop at Starlight Ballroom, playing to a sold-out crowd that started lining up as early as 8 A.M. Weeks earlier, this stop of the bands' Northeast tour -- on which each of the pop-punk prodigies will headline their hometowns -- was moved to a larger venue. …
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