STRESSED OUT!

•November 2, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Stressed Out are a punk/thrash band from New Brunswick, NJ who play fast, thrashy, short songs infused with angry vocals that are like marriage to the aggression of the drums, bass and guitars on these four songs displayed on this split 7″  with Rip It Up, another NJ band of the same genre. The lyrics are very transparent in dealing with the everyday woes of today’s society and the feelings that it brings out, whether it be the choice to be a vegetarian or to speculate on someone’s hardships and learn from it by imagining yourself in their shoes (which more people should do these days). My personal favorite is the song “Stressed Out” with its straight-forward feelings of self-loathing and despair. The songs run right into each other without much room to breathe and this goes well with the overall urgent feel of the record. There are slight traces of Suicidal Tendencies and perhaps even Washington DC’s State of Alert and Minor Threat so if you are into this kind of sound, you will be into this record.

Rip It Up play fast, crunchy, moshy punk/thrash as well that sounds like great punk basement music, and this is meant in a good way, of course. The vocals are done well on both bands as you can feel them rather than just hear them. Also, this is great artwork. Notice the “X” is only on one of his hands. Can you guess which of these bands are straight edge? Check em out below!

www.myspace.com/stressedoutnj

www.myspace.com/xripitupx

Inside announce two reunion shows!

•October 21, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Late 90’s emo/post-hardcore band Inside announced two reunion shows in Long Island early next year. For more information, visit the band’s MySpace profile.

New Book About The Anthrax Club Scene

•October 15, 2009 • Leave a Comment

A book written by Chris Daily, titled “Everybody’s Scene,” will be released this fall and will be available through RevHQ. The book depicts the very important community created by the legendary venue The Anthrax located in Connecticut from 1982 to 1990.

Everybody’s Scene tells the story of a small punk and hardcore music club in suburban Connecticut from 1982 through 1990. The Anthrax started in Stamford in a small, run-down store front with an art gallery upstairs. A few years later the club moved to a larger location in Norwalk where bands continued to line up to play. The Anthrax provided a stage for local and touring bands to scream their heads off as well as a meeting place for anyone to feel like they weren’t alone in their desire to be different. Hundreds of kids discovered the true meaning of influencing change and breaking free from the status quo. You may have heard some Anthrax stories and saw the zebra striped walls in countless photos. Everybody’s Scene brings you the inside story and never before seen photos from the owners, bands, friends and patrons.

For more information, the book’s trailer, contact info, and pre-order info, visit http://anthraxclubbook.com/

New Integrity Song

•October 15, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Check out a new Integrity song from their upcoming Deathwish Inc. release via their MySpace.

Hot Water Music Video Retrospective

•October 15, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Filmmaker Torsten Meyer has compiled a series of live footage from Hot Water Music from both Europe and the US in his own Hot Water Music Retrospective. The retrospective spans shows from 1998 to last year’s reunion shows. Check out his videos at unartig.

Small Brown Bike working on new material

•October 15, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Small Brown Bike have updated their website to tell everyone what’s been going on since their reunion.

We just wanted to add some more details about what’s happening. To make a long story short, the original lineup (Mike, Ben, Travis, Dan) is back together and working on new music. Over the last few months we’ve been writing a ton of new stuff and currently have about ten new songs finished plus a bunch more in various stages. We’re all really excited about how it’s going. So far, so good!

The bottom line for us is to have fun, write music, and play a few shows here and there. Just like we did when we started the band. Keep it simple.

Video: Tim Barry – Thing Of The Past

•October 13, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Want to be in a Strike Anywhere music video?

•October 1, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Sunny Day Real Estate on Jimmy Fallon

•October 1, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Sunny Day Real Estate played Late Night with Jimmy Fallon two nights ago. Unfortunately all of the YouTube posts of this performance were taken down, but luckily this performance is preserved on the Antiquiet website. Check it out here.

Former Candiria Guitarist Passes Away

•October 1, 2009 • Leave a Comment

The band issued the following statement:

“Chris Puma died on September 20th 2009.  The cause is not known to us, as his family did not speak of it.  He leaves behind two children, 3 year old Aislinn A’marie and a 4 month old Aidan Todd.  Chris was a great friend to the founding members of the band, and a respected musician among his friends and peers.  He was a kind and gentle person and he will be missed.”

Our hears and condolences go out to the band and Chris’ family.

Video: New Documentary about New Jersey venues

•September 30, 2009 • Leave a Comment

The Gaslight Anthem play Beatles “Come Together” for FOX Rock Report in Vancouver, BC

•September 29, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Bouncing Souls for Built On Respect

•September 29, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Ladies and gentelmen! There is a new way to help Built On Respect online – you can join www.Socialvibe.com/BuiltonRespect — it’s a viral-based program that helps raise money for BOR.  In about 7 weeks, they already raised almost $300.  The more people that join and participate, the more they raise!

Happy Birthday to our friend Heidi Minx @ Built On Respect xxoo DTM

Define the Meaning updates: Issue #9 in stores October

•September 29, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Hey folks! Just wanted to give you an update on Define the Meaning  The past few months we have been working on two exclusive separate issues for issue #9. Can you believe it were almost out of the single digits!  The first cover will feature Mastodon who talk about the bands history as well as their tour with Metallica! And the second cover will be featuring Hatebreed who has a new album on September 29th, tomorrow!  Issue #9 will be an expansion of Define the Meaning covering all the hardcore and metal tours: 10 bands for $10 tour & this Summer’s Mayhem Festival.

For all our fans in Canada you’ll be able to purchase Define the Meaning in Canada’s largest book store Chapters Indigo.

We will be updating our distribution list in October that way you can see what stores carry Define the Meaning. If you are a store looking to carry Define the Meaning please contact us and we’ll give you our distributors contact information. Other than that we have just been busy trying to put together your favorite music magazine.   If you have any news and would like it featured on our site just email the boss here

Much love and support,

Define the Meaning staff

Arch Enemy track available for download on GuitarWorld.com

•September 29, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Arch Enemy and GuitarWorld.com have teamed up  to offer fans an exclusive download of a new track off the upcoming release, The Root of All Evil.  The new song, “Pilgrim”, is now available for download

You can also check out a trailer here:

The track list for The Root of All Evil is…

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1. The Root Of All Evil (Intro) (1:06)
2. Beast Of Man (3:45)
3. The Immortal (3:47)

4. Diva Satanica (3:48)
5. Demonic Science (5:24)
6. Bury Me An Angel (4:25)
7. Dead Inside (4:24)
8. Dark Insanity (3:25)
9. Pilgrim (4:50)
10. Demoniality (Instrumental) (1:40)
11. Transmigration Macabre (3:33)
12. Silverwing (4:22)
13. Bridge Of Destiny (7:53)

Hatebreed to release Self-Titled Album on September 29th

•September 17, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Hatebreed Press Photo 2009 Line-Up

HATEBREED are set to release their new album, self-titled HATEBREED, on September 29th, 2009. The album will be available on CD, digital download, vinyl and special edition with a bonus 65-minute DVD. HATEBREED’s follow up to 2006’s SUPREMACY will be released on E1 Music in North America and Roadrunner in all other territories.

The album track-listing for HATEBREED is set to include the following tracks:

  1. Become The Fuse
  2. Not My Master
  3. Between Hell And A Heartbeat
  4. In Ashes They Shall Reap
  5. Hands Of A Dying Man
  6. Everyone Bleeds Now
  7. No Halos For The Heartless
  8. Through The Thorns
  9. Every Lasting Scar
  10. As Damaged As Me
  11. Words Became Untruth
  12. Undiminished
  13. Merciless Tide
  14. Pollution Of The Soul
  15. Escape (New Diehard Edit)

Also, if you are in Farmingdale NY on October 1st, check out their release show !

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Die hard fans are needed for Hatebreed video shoot!

•July 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

(New York, NY) — HATEBREED will be shooting a music video this Thursday, July 30th in Hartford, CT and diehard fans are needed! The video will include tons of fan participation and Hatebreed needs your help in making this the most brutal Hatebreed video ever!

WHEN IS THE SHOOT?

Thursday, July 30th

WHAT TIME IS THE SHOOT?

From 8am until 6pm ALL AGES

WHERE?

THE WEBSTER THEATRE*

31 Webster Street

Hartford, CT 06114

*Located in Barry Square, just off Maple Avenue

OTHER STUFF TO KNOW…

• Please wear comfortable clothes.

• No Bright White T-Shirts please.

• Please leave backpacks and bigger bags in the car or at home. For your safety.

• No flash photography will be permitted, no video taping, no laser pointers please.

• Water and eats will be provided at the shoot.

• There will be giveaways throughout the day and other surprises.

Trivium announce “INTO THE MOUTH OF HELL WE TOUR”

•July 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Trivium announced earlier today that they will be going on a 63 day solo tour for the “Into The Mouth Of Hell We Tour.” This is Trivium’s first North American headlining tour since 2006.

September 11 – Crazy Donkey – Long Island, NY
September 13 – Town Ballroom – Buffalo, NY
September 15 – Bogarts – Cincinnati, OH
September 17 – Cowboys Bar – Guelph, ON
September 18 – Orbit Room – Grand Rapids, MI
September 19 – The Rave – Milwaukee, WI
September 20 -  The Venue – Fargo, ND
September 21 – Electric Park Ballroom – Waterloo, IA
September 23 – Murray Theater – Salt Lake City, UT
September 24 – Wilma Theater – Missoula, MT
September 25 – Wonder Ballroom – Portland, OR
September 26 – Knitting Factory – Spokane, WA
September 28 – The Senator Theater – Chico, CA
September 29 – The Catalyst – Santa Cruz, CA
October 1 – Glasshouse – Pomona, CA
October 2 – Ventura Theater – Ventura, CA
October 3 – House of Blues – Las Vegas, NV
October 7 – Concrete Street Amphitheater – Corpus Christi, TX
October 9 – Music Farm – Charleston, SC
October 10 – Jesters Pub – Fayetteville, NC
October 11 – Orange Peel – Asheville, NC

More dates for the first leg will be announced in August, while additional dates and support for the second leg will be announced in September.
Be sure to check out Trivium on the Jagermeister stage of the second annual Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Fest.

Shows: Rorschach Reunion!

•July 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Shows: Endeavor Reunion!

•July 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Lifetime and Endeavor will be playing a benefit show at the Court Tavern in New Brunswick, NJ Friday August 21, 2009.

As many of you know, The Cunningham family has been working tirelessly to support Rich in his battle with cancer. A Paypal account has been set up to provide financial support to Rich, Heather, Reese & Lily. If you would like to make a donation, you can simply go to the Paypal website, click on “send money”, and enter email address heatherette74@hotmail.com. The donation will go directly to the Cunningham family. Thanks.

Video: Hatebreed – Thirsty and Miserable (Black Flag)

•July 17, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Grade recording new material

•July 2, 2009 • 1 Comment

“On July 6th we’re starting to record a couple of new songs for the At Both Ends Magazine final issue double 7″ comp with our old friends from Bane! This is going to be very limited vinyl only available with the magazine, but we might release it as a digital EP sometime after the 7″ is out, we’ll see what happens.

Read more at http://www.lambgoat.com/news/view.aspx?id=12959

Sunny Day Real Estate Reunion

•June 23, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Although it is often that rumors get started about Sunny Day Real Estate reuniting, this time it’s for real.

Tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster: http://www.ticketmaster.com/Sunny-Day-Real-Estate-tickets/artist/766668

Static Radio NJ/No Harm Done split pre-order

•June 11, 2009 • Leave a Comment

The split seven inch by melodic hardcore punk bands No Harm Done (Florida) and Static Radio NJ (New Jersey). On a North American tour right now and down to their last van. FIVE colors to choose from (with blue almost solely available from No Harm Done and brown from Static Radio NJ). Each band contributes 1 original song and one cover. Static Radio covering All, and No Harm done covering 7 Seconds. Free digital download with purchase.

You can pre-order the split 7-inch at http://www.theblacknumbers.com/webstore

For The Love Of in New Jersey – June 7th!

•June 6, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Video: Rancid – Last One To Die

•May 13, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Bouncing Souls With 7 Seconds and Lifetime

•May 13, 2009 • Leave a Comment

This August, to help celebrate Bouncing Souls’ 20th anniversary, they have scheduled two shows at Webster Hall in New York City and two shows at the Trocodero in Philadelphia from August 20 – 23.  Lifetime, None More Black, 7 Seconds, and Tim Barry will be the supporting acts for these shows, with each band spread apart throughout the different dates. The presale started yesterday by the band themselves, and will extend today at noon through Ticketmaster. Tickets officially go on sale via Ticketmaster this Friday.

8/20/09 – The Bouncing Souls, Lifetime, None More Black
Webster Hall – New York, NY
All Ages Show – $22 – Doors at 6:30

8/21/09 – The Bouncing Souls, 7Seconds, Tim Barry
Webster Hall – New York, NY
All Ages Show – $22 – Doors at 6:30

8/22/09 – The Bouncing Souls, 7Seconds, None More Black
The Trocadero – Philadelphia, PA
All Ages Show – $22 – Doors at 7:00

8/23/09 – The Bouncing Souls, Lifetime, Tim Barry
The Trocadero – Philadelphia, PA
All Ages – $22 – Doors at 7:00

In anticipation of these shows, enjoy these videos

Video: H2O – Nothing To Prove

•May 1, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Unreleased Judge Documentary

•April 27, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Here is an unreleased Judge documentary called “What was said…and where it went.” Here’s the description from the YouTube posting:

This is a rough cut of a short documentary that Porcell, Sam Siegler I were doing together. This is not final. The audio is NOT mixed and the graphics were never finalized. Unfortunately I had a hard drive crash and lost all the elements which stopped us from wrapping this project up and making it complete. This version is close to final and all I had left over.
I hate showing incomplete work so please don’t JUDGE it too harshly (pun intended), I just want to show what it was going to be to anyone that may have heard about this and wondered why it never came out while also find a bit of closure in it for myself.

Also it needs to be noted that this is owned by Revelation Records

-JosephPattisall

Interview with Iann Robinson

•April 21, 2009 • 1 Comment

You probably know Iann Robinson from when he was a VJ on MTV. When he appeared on MTV, it was exciting because fans of heavy music could finally feel that they had someone representing their sensibilities and taste in music, which at that point in time, had largely been ignored by MTV. His time with the network was short-lived but I do believe that he made an impact while he was there that influenced lots of viewers in a positive way. If five kids checked out the Bad Brains because they saw Iann wearing a Bad Brains shirt during and MTV News segment, that’s a step in the right direction.
What I admire most about Iann is his passion for music, movies and comics. I thoroughly enjoy reading his reviews because his enthusiasm is reflected in his writings, which can be viewed at skullsnbones.com and craveonline.com. I highly recommend that you check out what he has to say because he will provoke you to think and reflect on what matters to you. He can back up his reviews because he has a thorough knowledge of the history of what he writes about, whether it’s heavy music, independent films or the golden age of comic books. DTM caught up with Iann to get his views on music, movies and comics and what he is most looking forward to in 2009.  – (Introduction and interview by Chris Burns)

iann-robinson1 -Tell me about skullsnbones.com
Sam Roon and Jason Lekberg left nonelouder.com and I went with them and we started skullsandbones.com kind of together and basically it’s a network where you can go and sign up and become a part of the network. You can read stuff by me and other people. It’s only been up a couple of weeks but it’s been pretty productive so far. We [Iann, Sam and Jason] all have a very like-minded thing in that we all think that extreme music is important and needs a kick in the ass, so we’re starting this and it’s very interesting because the internal struggles are all very real and what we’re doing on the page is very real, even if sometimes it doesn’t work. I’m very excited about it.

Continue reading ‘Interview with Iann Robinson’

Heidiminx, Built On Respect in top 3 finalists for Myspace Impact Awards! Please vote!!

•March 30, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Heidiminx has been working very hard to develop Built on Respect, a
non-profit started in true DIY style that helps support young people who are
working towards positive social change!

Built On Respect is one of three finalists in the MySpace Impact Awards; this is a
great opportunity! If Built on Respect wins, the charity receives a $10,000
grant, and AMAZING recognition on MySpace’s Impact channel!

As a friend and business partner of Heidiminx we support and respect what she is doing with Built On Respect and hope that you will take a few minutes to vote for her here:

Cheap Magazine Subscriptions @ Shopradiocast.com

•March 30, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Hello all! Just wanted to inform you that our friends over at Punkradiocast.com created an online ultimate punk rock shopping store. They have made it easy for you to access cheap subscriptions for Define the Meaning. Be sure to take advantage of this as you can’t find a better deal anywhere else. For one year subscription it is $7.00 and for two year’s it is $14.00.

If you purchase $30 or more at their store you can get a 10% discount by using our coupon code which is: DTM

Be sure to check out their store!!

FLESHTEMPLE INTERVIEW

•March 30, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Do you like NJ hardcore? Do you like BLACK METAL? If you like either, you should check out Fleshtemple. I did a Q&A with guitarist Shawn Madden via e-mail about the band and I’m posting it here. I’m really into their sound and I got to see them play a bunchof times in New Brunswick, at the Meatlocker, at Garden Sk8, and at the Mountain Lakes Community Center. So they obviously play a lot of NJ shows…so you should check them out. They also have a brand new 7″ out. Read a little bit about the band here:

i’m digging the black metal influence in your sound a lot. are you the
main black metal fan in the band? could you recommend some bands and
albums of this genre that people should check out?

--I would say I am the most into black metal in the band, but everyone pretty much listens to it. Black metal is such a wide genre and has so many terrible bands in it, its sometimes hard to find the good. There are main bands that everyone should check out, but ill just list some of the things have influenced me.

—–Darkthrone
—–Burzum
—–Behexen
—–Aura Noir
—–Beherit
—–Deathspell Omega
—–Emperor
—–Hellhammer
—–Mutilation
—–Satanic Warmaster
—–Venom
—–Taake
I could go on but these bands have been in constant rotation for the last few years.

i noticed the link to the temple of the black light on your myspace
page. are any of you guys involved with spreading the word of the
temple of the black light? are you a firm believer of this organization?

—The temple of black light is less of a cohesive organization and more of a informational center for everything luciferan or satanic. Its a listing of rituals and spells to connect followers across the world. Satan is the highest form of the black light, which the spells attempt to unlock. FLESHTEMPLE supports the temple of black light completely. I encourage all people to take a look at it for themselves, www.templeoflbacklight.net

i like how you guys stand out as a hardcore band by having a little
bit of a different sound that is darker and having seen a few of your
shows, i noticed that sometimes kids don’t know whether to dance or
just stand there during some parts. i personally like that. how do you
feel about it?

–It doesnt really matter if people are punching each other in the face or standing there confused. We are still going to play as hard as possible. The reaction does not affect how we play, whether we play to a full basement or an empty room.

you guys have a reputation for partying a little harder than most
others. how do you keep the band in check at shows by making sure
everyone is on time, not too fucked up to play the show, etc? also, do
you have any crazy stories about when you all hang out and party, yet?

—-There is no way to keep any of us in check. we all have our own vices that affect the way we live and act. There are definately certain days that are harder or longer from the night before. We are on time sometimes, and being sober while playing rarely happens. As far as crazy stories, Im not sure if i could really tell any or all of them. Sex with the same person, sex with nazis, doing drugs off girls, FLESHTEMPLE tattoos in weird places,good coke, shitty coke, coke cut with dope, throwing up, fighting, freaking out, cumming in shoes, cumming everywhere, degrading people, overall pieces of shit.

would you care to elaborate on where the band name came from or if it
has any particular meaning to you?

–The band name was influenced by a song by the band Behexen, called Demonic Fleshtemple. We originally started the band and had a few other names but none of them worked. As we started playing faster songs and had a little more of a darker influence the name FLESHTEMPLE just worked.

are you guys planning on going on an extensive tour at any point? how
do you think that would turn out if you did?

–We are going to do some weekends this coming year with some of our friends in troublemaker, suburban scum, and black kites. We’re looking at doing at least a week in the spring, but who knows.

do you have some new songs in the works? can we expect a full-length
at any time soon and what do you think it will sound like? will it be
on ride the fury records?

–We have 4 new songs already, 3 of them will be on a split with Black Kites that will hopefully be recorded in the next months or so. That will definitely be out on RTF. The full length will probably be out sometime in the fall, but we could never be certain. All the songs are becoming a lot heavier and darker, with a lot more influence from crossover/metal/powerviolence bands. It will be different then most of the shit you hear in the next year.

what is the favorite new brunswick basement show that you played so far?

–having a favorite show is hard, any time we’ve played AMERICA or the moldhole. My personal favorite basement show we’ve played was probably our first show, it was Walrus/Killin it/FLESHTEMPLE/Guilt Trip. It was part of the 3 day weekend and it was a fucking party.

who is your favorite band to play with right now? if you could play
with any band in the world, what band would that be?

—-favorite bands to play with right now: troublemaker, seasick, black kites, suburban scum, killin’ it, staring problem, spanish bombs, lewd acts, etc
any band in the world, i would love to play with darkthrone, pantera, or electric wizard. that would be a dream show.

if you could change one thing about your local nj hardcore scene, what
would that be, if anything at all?

—new jerseys hardcore scene is great right now. There is so much going on, there are shows every weekend. Last weekend there was 2 big shows with touring bands on them, that were both like 15 minutes from each other, and there was over a hundred people at both. There is a whole new crop of bands that continuously plays out, puts out new music, and supports other bands. New Jerseys on top right now.

www.myspace.com/fleshtemplenj

Lamb Of God “Wrath” Tour kicks off!

•March 10, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Starting April 2nd, Lamb Of God will be on tour to support their latest release “Wrath.”  As I Lay Dying, Children of Bodom, God Forbid, and Municipal Waste will be supporting acts.

April 02 – Phoenix, AZ – Dodge Theatre
April 03 – Los Angeles, CA – Palladium
April 04 – San Jose, CA – Events Center
April 05 – Fresno, CA – Crest Theatre
April 07 – Seattle, WA – Paramount
April 08 – Vancouver, BC – UBC Thunderbird Arena
April 10 – Edmonton, AB – Shaw Conference Center
April 11 – Calgary, AB – The Coral
April 12 – Saskatoon, SK – Prairieland
April 13 – Winnipeg, MB – Convention Center
April 14 – Thunder Bay, ON – City Auditorium
April 16 – Toronto, ON – Ricoh Coliseum
April 17 – Montreal, QC – Cepsum
April 18 – Worcester, MA – Palladium
April 19 – Philadelphia, PA – Electric Factory
April 21 – Columbus, OH – LC Pavilion
April 22 – Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle
April 23 – Lafayette, LA – Blackham Coliseum
April 24 – Houston, TX – Verizon Theatre
April 25 – Corpus Christi, TX – Concrete St.
April 26 – Dallas, TX – Palladium Ballroom
April 28 – Denver, CO – Fillmore
April 29 – Kansas City, KS – Uptown Theatre
April 30 – St. Paul, MN – Myth
May 01 – Chicago, Il – Congress Theatre
May 02 – St. Louis, MO – The Pageant
May 03 – Indianapolis, IN – Egyptian
May 05 – Louisville, KY – Expo Five
May 06 – Detroit, MI – Fillmore Theatre
May 08 – New York, NY – Roseland Ballroom
May 09 – Asbury Park, NJ – Convention Center
May 11 – Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live
May 12 – Boston, MD – House Of Blues
May 13 – Albany, NY – Washington St. Armory
May 15 – Myrtle Beach, SC – House Of Blues


DEATHWISH INC SPRING SAMPLER “MMIX”

•March 10, 2009 • Leave a Comment
Hey folks! This past weekend our  good friends over at Deathwish sent us their new Spring Sampler “MMIX.” “MMIX” features 19 songs (15 which are unreleased) and 2 behind the scene videos from the most anticipated hardcore/punk & metal releases of this year.  Below is the track listing and to download the mix just click on the “MMIX” cd image.
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TRACK LISTING
1. In The Shadow Of God – The Hope Conspiracy
2. Chambered – Narrows
3. Nightcrawlers – Lewd Acts
4. Last Wave – Coliseum
5. Breaking Out – Victims
6. Slipping Away – Reign Supreme
7. Flesh and Below – Trap Them
8. Lies – Nails
9. Coyotenia – Rot in Hell
10. Divide – Mother of Mercy
11. Spirals – Carpathian
12. Forever Is Destroyed – 108
13. Culture – Ressurection
14. Walter Miller Jr. – End of a Year
15. Do You Like To Slam Dance? – Doomriders
16. Bloodwolves – Pulling Teeth
17. Learn To Love The Lie – Integrity
18. Bitter Cold – Supermachiner
19. Heavy Blood (Empty Version) – J. Bannon

H20 headline show this Wed with Stigma!

•March 10, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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H20 Remaining Shows

Mar 09 Hartford, CT @ Webster Theater w/ Dropkick Murphys & Civet
Mar 10 Albany, NY @ Northern Lights w/ Dropkick Murphys & Civet
Mar 11 Worcester, MA @ Palladium w/Cruel Hand, Stigma, Defeater & Soul Control
Mar 12 Boston, MA @ House Of Blues w/ Dropkick Murphys & Civet
Mar 13 Boston, MA @ House Of Blues w/Dropkick Murphys & Civet

Define the Meaning and PItchfork Hardwear

•January 27, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Hello friends, just wanted to let you know that when you order any merch from Pitchfork NY Hardwear you will receive a free copy of Define the Meaning featuring #7 Toby Morse/Matt Skiba on the cover. Be sure to check out Pitchfork at www.pitchforkny.com

DTM 3 Year Anniversary Show with Murphy’s Law and Kevin Seconds!!!

•January 24, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Come celebrate the 3 year anniversary of the Define The Meaning zine  on Friday, February 13 in New Brunswick New Jersey with Murphy’s Law, Kevin Seconds (of 7 Seconds) & Vic Ruggiero (of The Slackers), One 4 One, Killed By The Bull, and Deatkiller.

DEFINE THE MEANING 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
with

Murphy’s Law
Kevin Seconds & Vic Ruggiero
One4One
Killed By The Bull
Deathkiller

February 13, 2009
$12 | 1st band at 9PM Sharp | Ages 21+
The Court Tavern
124 Church St
New Brunswick, NJ

Let Me Run LIVE on Define the Meaning on Punkradiocast.com

•January 13, 2009 • Leave a Comment

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Hello friends!! I just wanted to let you know that Define the Meaning will be airing LIVE for the first time on Punkradiocast.com on Wed Jan 14th 2009 at 7PM EST.
We will be doing an exclusive interview with Let Me Run. The band will be playing a full set of songs off their newest album “Meet Me At the Bottom,” and their will be an exclusive interview as well. Be sure to listen in as this will be a very special two hour set.

To interview questions for Let Me Run email: definethemeaningzine@gmail.com

Exclusive U.S. Integrity Show

•December 9, 2008 • Leave a Comment