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Dustin Kensrue is the guest on the latest episode of the Bad Christian Podcast.
Dustin Kensrue joins the podcast to talk about his new record "Carry The Fire" which comes out on April 21st. He and the guys also talk about Thrice, the relationship between faith and art, and Dustin's time at Mars Hill Church in Seattle. Most importantly, the guys hash out their feelings about "50 Shades of Grey."
The Story So Far have announced their spring tour which includes support from Four Year Strong, Terror, and Souvenirs. View the dates and venues below
Twas a cold night in February when Excision came to The Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA.
I'd like to preface this article by saying that I'm a fan of vinyl. I love the texture and warmth of the sound and the feeling of tearing off the plastic of a new record. That being said, I'm a scumbag who partially jumped on the new trend of buying records but it's not to be cool or different, I genuinely like the format and the "vinyl revival" helped me find that out. Anyway, back to why I hate everyone who listens to swill, sorry I mean pop punk.
Killer Be Killed played their first ever live show in Australia at Soundwave Festival. The supergroup contains Max Cavalera of Soulfly, Greg Puciato of the Dillinger Escape Plan and Troy Sanders of Mastodon. Watch the footage below.
Two separate House Bills were filed on Friday that would legalize marijuana at the federal level. Representative Jared Polis (D-Colorado) introduced the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Act while Representative Earl Blumenauer (D-Oregon) introduced the separate Marijuana Tax Revenue Act.
The Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Act would decriminalize marijuana at the Federal level, to leave to the States a power to regulate marijuana that is similar to the power they have to regulate alcohol, and for other purposes. The Marijuana Tax Revenue Act would go in tandem with the former and impose tax on marijuana.
Haste The Day have announced their new album, Coward, which comes out May 19th. They'll also be doing some CD Release Shows. View the dates for those below
Starbucks has announced they'll stop selling/stocking CDs in March:
"We will stop selling physical CDs in our stores at the end of March," a rep for the Seattle-based company tells Billboard, adding: "Starbucks continually seeks to redefine the experience in our retail stores to meet the evolving needs of our customers. Music will remain a key component of our coffeehouse and retail experience, however we will continue to evolve the format of our music offerings to ensure we're offering relevant options for our customers. As a leader in music curation, we will continue to strive to select unique and compelling artists from a broad range of genres we think will resonate with our customers."
Vice did an interview with the man who inspired the character of Don Draper. Watch it below