Epitaph Blog

You can pick up Alkaline Tio’s new album, This Addiction on Shockhound for just $6.99. Talk about a steal for a really awesome record!

Thanks to the folks over at Lambgoat for posting this sweet interview Every Time I Die’s lead singer, Keith Buckley!

Suzie Lee spent some time with Keith Buckley of Every Time I Die, right before the release of the group’s latest effort, “New Junk Aesthetic,” their first album with Epitaph Records. Read the entire article HERE.

I’ve gained exclusive access to watch the entire Every Time I Die live DVD Stream for the new album “New Junk Aesthetic” which hits stores 9/15. – To check it out click here.

For just $25 bucks you can pre-order the new Farewell album, “Run It Up the Flagpole” and receive a limited edition Pyknic Farewell T-shirt.  The package ships September 1st.

Click here for the pre-sale.

Click here to stream their new song. “Rock on the Radio”

Set Your Goals’ Epitaph debut, This Will Be The Death Of Us hit streets today.

Go pick up your copy at Target for $8.99 or iTunes for $9.99!

Buy Set Your Goals’ new album, This Will be The Death Of Us out this Tuesday. And why you’re at it, have you ever listened to an album and thought to yourself, “what the eff are these dudes singing about!!” Well wait no further…If you head to Absolutepunk.net they have the first 4 songs with lyrics and insight from the band posted, here’s the first one:

1. This Will Be the Death of Us

Lyrics:
I spent the end of the day thinking about the changing of our lives. The kids we were set out to play the music through the songs that gave us drive. And that was only five years ago. It was three last time we sang about the ‘dead men’ and the rising of a scene we wanted so bad to help make. I was ready, let me let go until I heard a shouting from you. Yeah, the very thing I had to keep me grounded when I fell through. When death comes for us… Terrible lies I had been pulling out my sides. There were so many of me yelling, cursing, fighting, hitting anger to learn why I was losing all I’d worked for, I was losing all my friends, I was losing my own voice coughing a demon bent on breaking. I’ve had my doubts. They drag me down. Built in my head, I’m burning them down. And I had to run away home to try to breathe again on my own. Still I couldn’t stand to follow. The program has a glitch that I don’t want now. I am too down to stay with sound that keeps me alive. With a loud shout and a heart crowd, we will roll the die; four, then five, until we drop. You were there to pick me back up. My lungs were tired and giving up. I know your stories will lift me up. You never let me drop. I drop a 123 over the ground. It’s broken. This is all our days ahead, this is where I found an open. And longer roads under here where stability isn’t half as clear when I’m trapped alive. Here it’s the rush that makes it worth it. This will be the death of us, my friends.

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Check out this sick artwork for Every Time I Die’s new album, New Junk Aesthetic which comes out on September 15th via Epitaph Recs.  Head to their myspace to listen to a brand new song, The Marvelous Slut.  It’s killer in true ETID fashion, they never disappoint.

See them this fall on the Epitaph Tour with Bring Me The Horizon!

You Me At Six is one of my new faves pop/rock bands.  They’re album Take Off Your Colours will be hitting the streets on July 21st and they’ll be on the warped tour for a couple weeks starting August 1st.  Get to know the band by streaming their album on WarpedTour.com!

Dates below:

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For just $17.99 you can pre-order the new Set Your Goals album, receive a free t-shirt, and a personal message from the band.  Click here to check it out!

I pre-ordered my copy @ KingsRoadMerch.com!

Farewell’s new album, Run It Up The Flagpole will be available on Sept 1st.