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The Devil Wears Prada announce sideshows
Adding to their already impressive Australian tour schedule with local powerhouse Parkway Drive, Dayton, Ohio sextet THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA have announced two of their own headline shows this September! Since their formation in 2005, THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA have transformed from fresh-faced hopefuls into one of the most unrelenting and respected acts in the world of heavy music today. With sales of their Rise Records debut Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord eclipsing more than 50,000, and it’s equally impressive follow-up Plagues toping the 100,000 mark, it was obvious that TDWP had fast become a band that could not be ignored. Released on Ferret Records in 2009, the group’s third full-length, With Roots And Above Branches Below has further cemented THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA’S place atop the contemporary metal heap. Equal parts slithering aggressive riffage meshed with plush rock passages, peppered with a barrage of synth sounds and harsh to melodic vocals, the eleven-track affair was so hig...
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The Wonder Years post new song
Philadelphia based pop punk band The Wonder Years have posted a new song online. The song "We Won't Bury You" is taken from the band's upcoming re-release of "The Upsides", which will be released on September 21 through the band's new label Hopeless Records.Front man Dan "Soupy" Campbell had the following to say about the song:"In June, we recorded a song for Mike that we were planning on showing him this past weekend. He never got to hear it. It was inspired by a conversation I had with him when he went back to rehab last. I asked if there was anything we could do and if he wanted to start touring with us so that we could watch over him. He said that he needed to be in a facility for awhile and that he just wanted to make sure we didn't bury him. Those were his words."