January 21st, 2013 
Grant Trimboli Manchester Orchestra and Thrice have released the artwork for their high-anticipated split and can be viewed right here on Under The Gun Review.
The most exciting part of the news, besides the awesome cover, is the fact O’Brother will be appearing on Manchester Orchestra’s track. We did not even consider a curve ball like that from either band. There is currently no set release date but we will keep up on the latest news from each group.
“Finally. Coming Soon. twitter.com/ManchesterOrch…”
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October 26th, 2012 Dan Bogosian Thrice has recently delayed the release of their upcoming live album Anthology on vinyl. But now, regardless of how you ordered it, you can hear it streaming online.
The band is currently on hiatus. Let’s hope it ends soon so we can get more new tunes rather than just live recordings (although this is a pretty good live album.)
You can hear both discs as separate playlists here by clicking “Read more.”
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October 23rd, 2012 James Shotwell You may recall an announcement from the end of August that UTG had joined forces with AbsolutePunk, PropertyOfZack, Alter The Press, and Punknews to form AbsoluteVoices. While the idea of a digital community is great, the actual execution of such a feat is much more difficult than it seems. Now that we’re finally getting the small details worked out, we’re hoping to bring you many exclusives that help tie our community of sites together, and this post is the first.
For this one, we’ve got a series of video segments about Thrice’s final album (Anthology) and discography …
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October 20th, 2012 Dan Bogosian Alternative band Thrice have a new live album coming out titled Anthology. Unfortunately, they have been forced to delay the LP release of it. Vinyl elitists everywhere are disappointed.
Luckily, downloaders and CD purchasers will still get the release on its intended release date of October 30. You can blame the manufacturer for not keeping up to the task. For the full statement from the band on the delay, click “Read more.”
September 11th, 2012 Adrian Garza Remember that time that we announced that Thrice was releasing a live album recorded off of their farewell tour? Today we are stoked to provide more details on Anthology. Look after the jump to find info on the release date, tracklisting, album art, and package details.
Posted in News Tags: Anthology, Boxed Set, pre order, rock (genre), staple records, Thrice, Workhouse Music Group No Comments »
August 27th, 2012 James Shotwell 2012 has been a year filled with reunions and anniversary tours. From New Found Glory’s run celebrating Sticks & Stones, to Taking Back Sunday’s nearly sold-out Tell All Your Friends dates this fall, it’s clear that nostalgia is big business for the modern alternative scene, and today we’re looking ahead to the future. 2013 is right around the corner, which means a whole new slew of seminal records will be hitting the decade mark. We debated as a staff for hours over which albums from 2003 mean the most, and now are beyond excited to share with you our …
Posted in Columns, Features, News, UTG List Tags: 10 year anniversary, 2013, afi, andrew mcmahon, anniversary tour, anniversary tours, artist in the ambulance, avenged sevenfold, Billy Talent, brand new, coheed and cambria, deja entendu, fall out boy, fun, gossip, in keeping secret of silent earth, jesse lacey, matchbook romance, nate reuss, Ocean Avenue, reunion, rumor, sing the sorrow, something corporate, story of the year, take this to your grace, the ataris, the early november, the format, Thrice, Thursday, tour, tour dates, utg list, yellowcard 1 Comment » August 20th, 2012 Grant Trimboli Thrice have announced that they will be putting out their Anthology live box set on October 30 and the UTG staff is excited for the release.
This live set will include 24 songs on two CDs and as a limited edition, with only 3,000 being numbered and released. Also included is a 24-page booklet, 2 black LP’s and 2 white LP’s all on 180 gram vinyl. UTG will have the official track-listing soon so stay tuned.
Are you ready to pick up this release from Thrice?
August 15th, 2012 Jacob Tender Dustin Kensrue of Thrice has recently announced his new band’s debut EP. The band is The Modern Post, a worship band founded by Dustin at the Mars Hill Church where he serves as a Deacon.
For those who were unaware of this new project, Dustin reached out to his Twitter followers last night to explain a few things bout the lyrical content, direction, and what separates The Modern Post from Thrice.
Clarification. Read this whole post if you are confused about why the lyrics of the new EP are overtly Christian.
These songs are specifically written/selected/arranged for the context …
August 13th, 2012 Michael Meeze Dustin Kensrue and his new worship band, The Modern Post, will be releasing their debut EP, Grace Alone, on August 14. Grace Alone will be Kensrue’s first release as a worship artist. Kensrue is a Deacon at the Mars Hill Church branch in Bellevue, Washington. Take the jump to read what Mars Hill Church has to say about The Modern Post. Also, click here to give a listen to two new songs from the group.
Kensrue gained fame as the lead singer of post-hardcore institution, Thrice. However, after eight albums and nearly fourteen years as a band, Thrice …
July 17th, 2012 Adrian Garza Just because Thrice is on hiatus doesn’t mean that we won’t hear of any new developments from the group. The band has recorded about 2 CDs worth of songs that have spanned the band’s entire genre-shattering career at select stops from their farewell tour this past spring for an upcoming live album that’s fittingly titled Anthology. Anthology will be released through Staple Records/Workhorse Music Group.
Us here at Under the Gun are stoked on this. Please be sure to read on after the jump to learn more about the pre-order packages being made available, as well as to comment …
June 26th, 2012 Michael Meeze Thrice lead singer Dustin Kensrue has had the ominous distinction of being the Yoko Ono to Thrice’s indefinite hiatus. Many fans have blamed Kensrue for breaking the band up in order to pursue a new future as a worship singer. Well, in a recent post on Kensrue’s church’s blog, he explained his decision to move towards a worship career and how he intends to “shake up” the worship music scene.
Kensure declared that, “For the past few years, I have felt a growing burden and calling to invest more and more of my time and efforts towards worship music.”…
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May 26th, 2012 Kriston McConnell Looking for some new music to add to your collection? A new favorite band even? If you are a fan of Underoath or Thrice, you might just find that music from a band known as The Overseer. A few months back, they signed to Solid State Records, and have been working on new music in that time. They have now released a lyric video for their latest single, which is titled “Amend”. This track will be featured on their upcoming album release titled We Search, We Dig.
We Search, We Dig is currently set to be released June …
Posted in Streams Tags: amend, lyric video, solid state records, the overseer, Thrice, underoath, we search we dig No Comments »
