Vein.fm have teamed up with Thursday’s Geoff Rickly for a new song called “Fear In Non Fiction.”
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Y!KES have premiered a new song titled “Just Me.”
Noisey interviewed Gerard Way and Geoff Rickly about the histories of their respective bands and the future of their current projects
Way: That’s exactly what the vibe was, and out of that a brotherhood really did grow. We’d run into these guys at a show—like, another band’s show, which is how you’d always meet each other—and think actually, they’re pretty cool. I remember that benefit show where the line-up was Saves The Day, Taking Back Sunday, and Thursday, and you could feel everything starting to gel. It was amazing.
United Nations, the screamo supergroup founded by Thursday's Geoff Rickly and containing a revolving lineup of various members of the hardcore and screamo community, have announced their full-length LP, The Next Four Years. The record will be released on July 15th via Temporary Resistance Ltd., check out the track listing after the jump.
Geoff Rickly’s (Thursday) new solo material is now available in the form of a mixtape.
There are no strings attached, no hidden marketing games. This doesn’t reflect my belief that music should be free or any desire to revolutionize an industry. I just want to do this myself, for now. No art-by-committee, no selling music. Just me & my friends at home, making songs(bedroom songs, songs not too polished up). I’ll keep making more of these and giving them to you when I finish. Maybe someday I’ll make a proper record and sell it. Maybe not
After just about two years, Circa Survive’s newest self-released and self-produced album “Violent Waves” hit the shelves Tuesday, August 28th. They decided to fly solo for album number four, which isn’t too surprising, and they really flew with it. The album is literally a fantastic fusing of their former three albums, “Juturna”, “On Letting Go”, and “Blue Sky Noise”. The new 11-track album gives you just about an hour of Circa Survive at it’s finest. The first seven minutes, a song titled “Birth Of The Economic Hitman” is nostalgia for hardcore “Juturna” fans (like myself). Playing with progression, softness, atmospheres, and stretching frontman Anthony Green’s vocals to it’s limits, the album has done nothing but amplify Circa’s distinct feel.
Don’t be fooled by the first track, however, because the second, “Sharp Practice”, takes a different turn, craftily adding in some funk-like sounds and an upbeat chorus. A noteable track, and one of my favorites from the album, is “The Lottery.” With a more upbeat intro, the track still successfully creates an almost hypnotic flow of both Anthony Green’s and Geoff Rickly’s voices (from former band Thursday, which ended in late 2011). Overall, the album itself gives the diversity and intensity that Circa Survive fans would expect, mixed with their familiarly tasteful sound.
10/10
- Kim