The Movielife

Dayton, Ohio's All Hallowed cite mid 2000s dance-punk bands like Death From Above 1979, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Faint, and The Kills as influences, and they collaborate with members of mid 2000s emo bands The Movielife and Underoath on their upcoming EP...

OTMOP drummer Chris Enriquez looks back on their classic, influential sophomore LP, the explosion of Long Island emo, and much more.

The 'Where's The Band?' tour, which finds punk and emo vocalists doing solo acoustic sets without their bands, will present another livestream this month...

This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' looks at 18 early 2000s punk albums that were too gritty for the bubblegum pop punk TRL was playing but too tuneful for the depths of the hardcore underground, and still sound vital today.

Vinnie Caruana, Travis Shettel, James Alex, Rusty Pistachio, Popeye from Farside, Dave Elkins of Mae, and more playing a livestream fest this Friday...

Vinnie Caruana and Sammy Siegler expanded Constant Elevation into a 5-piece band (with members of I Am The Avalanche, Caspian, and American Nightmare), and you can hear a song off their upcoming sophomore EP now.

Brian -- who used to front Battery, currently fronts Be Well, and produced classic records by Converge, Thrice, Hot Water Music, and many more -- tells us about the music getting him through quarantine.

”Hippy gang vocals towards the end make you forget that your uncle still stands by his decision to vote America’s greatest embarrassment into office,” says Vinnie of the Grateful Dead's ”Ripple.”

Long Island melodic hardcore vets The Movielife closed out 2019 with an intimate Brooklyn show, and while they've been quiet so far in 2020, they've now announced a trio of new East Coast dates in May.

It was a very Long Island, BrooklynVegan-presented show, and it also got a little Berkeley when Victory Garden covered Op Ivy and Green Day...