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PROCRASTINATE: Watch 3 Acoustic Videos From The Wonder Years

May 22nd, 2013 James Shotwell

Sometimes the news we post isn’t as much news as it is an excuse to take a break from the boredom of day-to-day life. Hate your 9-5 or wish those final classes would end so Summer could begin? Don’t worry, we’re here to help.

AlexIsLegend, known for his work with Absolutepunk and fondness for live videos, has posted three acoustic performance clips from The Wonder Years’ recent in-store performance in Norwood, MA. The videos released feature some of the first performances of “Passing Through A Screen Door,” “Dismantling Summer,” and “Madelyn” that have been posted online, and the overall quality …

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Anarbor Release New Song “Who Can Save Me Now” Through Vans Warped Tour

May 13th, 2013 Grant Trimboli

Hopeless Records rock outfit Anarbor have partnered up with the great people over at Vans Warped Tour to stream their brand new song / lyric video for “Who Can Save Me Now” and can be seen by clicking here!

No word yet on where exactly this song will end up but Under The Gun Review will be keeping you all updated will further details. Head through the link provided to watch the lyric video for “Who Can Save Me Now” and comment with your thoughts.

Are you excited to see Anarbor on this year’s Warped Tour run?

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The Wonder Years Release Statement On The Greatest Generation

May 9th, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler

Albums leak. This is a brutal truth of the music industry. Fans download those albums, most of whom are unaware of the repercussions this causes for the artist they are stealing from.

The Wonder Years began streaming their monumental new record, The Greatest Generation, last night and released a moving statement to follow. The post evaluates the value of $10 and how so little money can go so far to help an artist. Follow the jump to read the piece, and if you are really inspired, The Greatest Generation drops online and in stores May 14.

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ALBUM STREAM: The Wonder Years – ‘The Greatest Generation’

May 8th, 2013 Adrian Garza

Well, this is it. With less than a week to go until the May 14 release of The Wonder Years‘ third album, the Hopeless Records band has decided to stream The Greatest Generation online. Several people have said that this record couldn’t be more “make or break” for this PA pop-punk group, we’ll leave you to decide just where it lies between the two.

Follow the jump to stream the entire album. It’s not too late to pre-order TGG. Oh, and to those longing for a summertime fix of TWY, do remember that the band will be performing …

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STREAM: The Wonder Years – “The Devil In My Bloodstream”

May 7th, 2013 James Shotwell

We thought The Wonder Years were done teasing material from their forthcoming album. Thankfully, we were wrong.

While appearing on Man Overboard’s radio show last night, TWY frontman Dan “Soupy” Campbell premiered a new song entitled “The Devil In My Bloodstream.” The track, which is the fourth to surface off The Greatest Generation is the first piano-lead track in the group’s history. In fact, the first two minutes are essentially just Campbell and the piano, but as the song hits its stride the full band comes in for an near-overwhelming musical punch that emphasizes every lyric uttered moments before. It’s …

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SINGLE REVIEW: The Wonder Years – “The Bastards, The Vultures, The Wolves”

May 4th, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler

Artist: The Wonder Years
Song: “The Bastards, The vultures, The Wolves”
Album: The Greatest Generation 
Label: Hopeless Records
Genre: Pop-punk

Songs of angst, honesty and passion… that is what The Wonders Years does finest. Those intangible factors are what they have built their tenure in this scene on. “The Bastards, The Vultures, The Wolves,” the third track released from the highly anticipated new record, The Greatest Generation, contains those intangibles, without a doubt; however, there is so much more to this song than first heard on the surface.

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Driver Friendly Set To Release New EP

April 23rd, 2013 Mike Sacchetti

Hopeless Records’ newer signees, Driver Friendly, have announced the release of their new EP entitled, Peaks + Valleys. While technically this EP doesn’t make it the band’s first official release on Hopeless Records, it is slated to include three new songs that have yet to be released.

About one year ago, Driver F changed their name back to their original and now current band name, Driver Friendly, and self-released the album, Bury A Dream. It wasn’t before long that Hopeless Records took notice of the band’s potential and claimed them as their own. Since the signing, Hopeless Records has …

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The Wonder Years Release Album Trailer

March 19th, 2013 Kriston McConnell

The Wonder Years have released an album trailer for their upcoming album The Greatest Generation. The album is currently set to hit stores May 14 via Hopeless Records. You can watch the trailer by taking a look below the jump.

The band is currently on tour in the US and then will be hitting the road in the UK in May. Be sure to head over to the band’s Facebook page for a full list of dates and to purchase tickets.

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MUSIC VIDEO: All Time Low – “Somewhere In Neverland”

March 19th, 2013 Grant Trimboli

Towson, Maryland rockers All Time Low are excited to let loose their new music video for the single “Somewhere In Neverland.”

The video shows Alex and his blonde female companion escaping the clutches of their boring 9 to 5 job and exploring the world around them. This song is off of the group’s fifth studio album, Don’t Panic, released last year through Hopeless Records.

Watch ATL’s brand new clip for “Somewhere In Neverland” through the link and catch the band on tour all year-long. These guys never stop!

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Silverstein Announce Tour With The Wonder Years

March 14th, 2013 Adrian Garza

As a fan of diverse tour packages, I was absolutely excited to come across the news that Silverstein have decided to take their Hopeless Records labelmates in The Wonder Years along for a short tour of their homeland. For those who don’t follow the band, that would be Canada.

Silverstein recently released This Is How The Wind Shifts, their seventh release as a band back in early February. As of right now, this looks to be TWY’s lasttour before they drop their highly anticipated fourth effort, The Greatest Generation. After this tour, it’s only a matter of weeks …

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MUSIC VIDEO: The Used – “Hands And Faces”

March 8th, 2013 Dayton O'Connor

Can The Used frontman Bert McCracken be your hero, baby?

That’s the main question posited in the music video for “Hands and Faces” the second single from The Used’s fifth album and their first with Hopeless Records, 2012′s Vulnerable. I have a question of my own: Why did it take them so long to put out a video for this song? The single initially came out in February of last year.

Oh, maybe because Vulnerable was reissued in January with a second disc chock full of b-sides and demos? That’s actually a pretty good reason. Thanks for clearing …

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The Wonder Years Announce New Album; Reveal Artwork And Track Listing

March 6th, 2013 James Shotwell

The Wonder Years have announced plans to release their new album, The Greatest Generation, on May 14 through Hopeless Records. The album was produced and engineered by Steve Evetts (Saves the Day, Lifetime, Every Time I Die), and mixed by Mark Trombino (Jimmy Eat World, Blink-182, Motion City Soundtrack).

In addition to announcing the title and street date, The Wonder Years have also revealed the artwork and final track listing for the album. You can view both of these items below:

1. There, There

2. Passing Through A Screen Door

3. We Could Die Like This

4. Dismantling Summer…

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