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The Dear Hunter Premiere “Shame”

The release of The Dear Hunter’s upcoming album is something our entire staff has been looking forward to since the original announcement first broke and with each additional song premiere our excitement grows in leaps and bounds. This will be probably come as a surprise to no one, but today’s reveal is no different.

Partnering with MTV Hive, who have a fancy new player preventing us from embedding the song, The Dear Hunter premiered the Migrant track “Shame” ahead of the album’s April 2 release. The song features frontman Casey Crescenzo’s mother on backing vocals. Speaking to MTV about the …

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STREAM: Rescuer – “Shame”

Florida hardcore act Rescuer have released a brand new song titled “Shame”. The new track is off of the band’s upcoming record With Time Comes The Comfort set to be released January 15 on Rise Records.

Rescuer is currently on tour along the east coast with the band Apart featured on select dates. Give the new track a spin after the jump and be sure to view the rest of the band’s tour dates as well. 

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MOVIE TRAILER: Shame

Throughout the history of the MPAA, any film given an NC-17 rating had pretty much received the mainstream “kiss of death.” The rating, which restricts entrance to a film to only those above the age of 17, turned away theater owners who rely heavily upon ticket sales from teens to keep the lights on. Luckily we live in the 21st century and the internet has all but killed the idea of “censorship,” so Steve McQueen is taking the rating at full charge with his upcoming release, Shame.

Brandon (Michael Fassbender) is a New Yorker who shuns intimacy with women …

Dr. Dog prepares new album

From the press release:

Dr. Dog is very excited to announce the April 6th release of their Anti- Records debut, Shame, Shame. As a band that has traditionally built their spirited albums layer by layer in the undisturbed seclusion of their Philadelphia home studio, Dr. Dog realized that they would need to face the challenge of working in a professional studio and enlist the help of an outside producer (Rob Schnapf) if they were to continue their album-by-album evolutionary growth. The end result is the band’s most openly autobiographical release to date and peels back the layers of strings and