Will Yip

The Will Yip-produced album comes five years after the Philly emo band’s debut LP and includes a song featuring Circa Survive’s Anthony Green.

Turnstile became the biggest success story in modern hardcore with their crossover hit Glow On, but it didn’t happen overnight. Here’s a look at all the music Turnstile put out in the decade leading up to Glow On‘s release.

The album arrives in March via Epitaph/Secret Voice and features contributions from Will Yip, Thirdface’s Kathryn Edwards, lojii, McKinley Dixon, and more. Watch the video for the awesome lead single and pre-order it on blue/red splatter vinyl…

Listen to the title track of ‘Don’t Go Throwing Roses In My Grave,’ a warm, rustic, Petty/Springsteen-channelling song, fleshed out by jangly acoustic guitars and bluesy harmonica.

The Philly emo band’s first new song in over two years was produced by Will Yip and it’s full of swing-for-the-fences ambition.

The album was mixed and mastered by Will Yip and it’ll be the band’s first for Skeletal Lightning.

Kid Dynamite/None More Black frontman Jason Shevchuk and producer Will Yip have just released their second album as Former Member, and we’re premiering the video for its song “2nd Take.”

”When you’re creating and building from a place like that, where you can really let yourself go and be a little self-indulgent in that way, when people want that from you, it’s very freeing. And I think you can hear that.”

Circa Survive go in an appealing new direction on their first new song in four years. They’ve also got tour dates coming up…

The Will Yip-produced album is Quicksand’s second reunion album and fourth overall, and judging by the two singles, it’s sounding like a step-up from their already-great 2017 comeback album ‘Interiors.’