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CONTEST IS CLOSED The Gin Blossoms will return to the Garden State on Thursday, February 6th at The Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, New Jersey. Wanna see...

Album Review: Broken Bells, ‘After the Disco’

Luke Kalamar - February 4, 2014

Broken Bells has always been an interesting side project for The Shins frontman James Mercer. First formed in 2008 but not announced until 2009,...

Interview: FIDLAR

Kelly Gonsalves - January 31, 2014

Despite sporting a single record of fourteen loud, raw punk songs that scream lines like “I DRINK CHEAP BEER, SO WHAT? FUCK YOU” and...

The Singles Party: The Hold Steady, ‘I Hope This Whole Thing Didn’t Frighten You’

Pop-Break Staff - January 30, 2014

"OK, screw whatever else we were gonna do next week..." -- Nick Porcaro, Pop-Break Designer and Senior Writer The Hold Steady's latest single, "I Hope...

Interview: New Politics

Al Mannarino - January 30, 2014

Written by Al Mannarino It's safe to say that I am obsessed with alternative music. I usually try to catch a show every month and...

Interview: O.A.R.

Lisa Pikaard - January 29, 2014

O.A.R.’s career officially began last century in 1997 with the release of its first studio album, The Wanderer. Now, in 2014, the band shows...

Interview: Accidental Seabirds

Bill Bodkin - January 29, 2014

When we first ran into Jesse Lee Herdman, the lead singer of Accident Seabirds at the 2013 Skate & Surf Festival, we were captivated...

Album Review: Periphery, ‘Clear’

Nick Porcaro - January 29, 2014

For all the talk of “experimentation” surrounding Periphery’s latest effort, the band rests on their laurels for most of Clear’s 30-minute runtime. There’s still...

Album Review: Bruce Springsteen, ‘High Hopes’

Bill Bodkin - January 28, 2014

Let's cut to the chase -- Bruce Springsteen's new record, High Hopes, in no way is his best musical effort. It's a bit long,...

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