CALIFORNIAN outfit The Story So Far are streaming the track Navy Blue from their acoustic EP Songs Of, due out on June 16th on Pure Noise Records.
The pop punk five-piece have already released two EPs and two full-length albums, and have won legions of fans on their tours across the US, Japan, Australia and Europe.
They head across the pond to the UK later this summer to play the Reading and Leeds Festivals, followed by a full UK tour in November with New Found Glory.
You can listen to Navy Blue below and for more on the band visit thestorysofarca.com
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Sunday, 18 May 2014
Story So Far release track from acoustic EP
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Friday, 5 July 2013
Landscapes sign to Pure Noise Records
HARDCORE punk group Landscapes have signed to Pure Noise Records and are re-releasing their debut album Life Gone Wrong.
The Somerset, UK, band will also be supporting The Amity Affliction on their UK and European tour this September.
Pure Noise Records founder Jake Round is excited to add Landscapes to the roster and said: "Landscapes are the first band from outside the US to join our family and I really feel like it's a good fit.
"Our goal is to continue putting out a diverse array of punk rock style records and I think Landscapes will be a really nice addition to the hardcore side of that."
Life Gone Wrong was originally released in the UK on City Of Gold Records in July 2012, to high praise in the press.
Landscapes have spent the past year touring the UK and Europe alongside such names as The Ghost Inside, Defeater, Stray From The Path, Polar Bear Club and Counterparts, but now they stand ready and set to export their live show to the worldwide stage in support of the album’s international debut.
European Tour w/ The Amity Affliction, In Hearts Wake:
Sept 6th – Germany Köln – Underground
Sept 7th – Belgium Edegem (Antwerpen) – JH Nootuitgang
Sept 8th – UK Southampton – The Cellar
Sept 9th – UK Manchester – Academy 3
Sept 10th – UK Leeds – Cockpit
Sept 11th – Scotland Glasgow – Cathouse
Sept 12th – UK Newcastle – Academy2
Sept 13th – UK Cardiff – CF10, University
Sept 14th – UK London – Underworld
Sept 15th – UK Birmingham – O2 Academy3
Sept 16th – France Paris – Batofar
Sept 17th – Germany Karlsruhe – Stadtmitte
Sept 18th – Germany Berlin – Magnet
Sept 19th – Austria Wien – Arena
Sept 20th – Germany München – Backstage
For more information on Landscapes, please go to www.facebook.com/ landscapesuk. For more information on Pure Noise Records, please go to www.purenoise.net
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Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Latest track from Living With Lions
THIS is the latest song by Living With Lions.
Scarred is taken from the Vancouver punk band's upcoming 7" My Friends Appear Dead To Me, which fans can pre-order at www.purenoise.merchnow.com
Pre-order vinyl options include coke bottle green/baby pink (smash), white with mint and yellow splatter, and half clear/half electric blue.
Living with Lions has been making waves around the world with several successful releases including two full lengths - Make Your Mark and Holy Shit - as well as the Dude Manor EP.
Some of My Friends Appear Dead to Me will be the band's first release since 2011.
Other tracks include My Winter Vacation and Between the Lines. For more information visit www.facebook.com/ livingwithlions
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Monday, 11 March 2013
The American Scene come to the UK
EAST Bay Californian’s The American Scene will be supporting The Story So Far in their forthcoming UK tour in April 2013.
Guitarist Jeff Wright said: “We're really excited to be heading overseas with our best friends in TSSF. It's kind of the secret goal for any band to play an international market, so being on this tour is extremely eye widening for us.
"We're unfathomably stoked to share our music with new parts of the world. See you soon."
The band's debut full length album Safe For Now is due for release on Pure Noise Records on April 22nd.
Building on their two previous EPs, it blends a darker and more mature indie rock sound with the band’s punk rock roots becoming more obvious than ever before, allowing the record to bridge the gap between bands like Pedro The Lion and Alkaline Trio.
The tour will see them play the following dates:
Tue 30.04 London Old Blue Last www.theoldbluelast.com/
Wed 01.05 Bristol The Croft www.seetickets.com
Thu 02.05 Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach www.seetickets.com
Fri 03.05 Plymouth White Rabbit www.seetickets.com
Sat 04.05 Birmingham Asylum www.musicglue.com/uprawr
Sun 05.05 Sheffield Corporation - Small Room www.seetickets.com
Mon 06.05 Liverpool Shipping Forecast www.seetickets.com
Tue 07.05 Manchester Star and Garter www.seetickets.com
Wed 08.05 Aberdeen Tunnels
Thu 09.05 Glasgow King Tuts www.gigsinscotland.com
Fri 10.05 Newcastle Trillians
Sat 11.05 Nottingham Basement www.alt-tickets.co.uk
Sun 12.05 Norwich Waterfront Studio www.ueaticketbookings.co.uk
Mon 13.05 Southampton Joiners www.joinerslive.co.uk
Tue 14.05 Kingston Fighting Cocks http://bnqt.co/shows
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Thursday, 21 February 2013
To The Wind to release debut album in May
SEATTLE five-piece To The Wind will release their new record Empty Eyes on May 6th.
Produced and engineered by Sam Pura (The Story So Far, The American Scene) at The Panda Studios in Fremont, California, Empty Eyes is the band’s full-length debut and their second release via Pure Noise Records.
"We’re extremely excited to release these new songs for everyone to hear," said frontman Tanner Murphy. " There's so much variety on this record, we feel that everyone can relate to any song."
To The Wind formed in 2008 when brothers Ryan and Tanner Murphy, along with cousin Cory Lamb, joined their friends Matt Farage and Anthony Laur in an effort to start creating music that they loved.
The band previously self-released a couple of EPs, and most recently celebrated their Pure Noise Records debut EP, No More Than This. This year is shaping up to be a busy one for To The Wind, who plans to spend most of the year on the road in support of their new record.
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