Note To Scene: Recent Episodes
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It's been over three weeks since Bring Me the Horizon dropped "Parasite Eve." Has it been a success?
From nevershoutnever! to Suicide Silence, Tyler takes a look back on Warped Tour 2010 and what the scene looked like a decade ago.Â
Rock Feed's Brian Storm guest-hosts this week's episode to break down the coronavirus and how it's effecting the scene as we speak and in the future.
Tyler got lazy this week and didn't book a co-host so he answered a bunch of listener questions. He covers everything from Ronnie Radke, the future of PVRIS and, yes, Lil Uzi Vert.
Tyler and Rabab break down the return of D.R.U.G.S., the reasoning behind our piece about where Craig Owens has been and why we do what we do here at Note To Scene. We also spend the second half of the episode answering mailbag questions.
Industry professional and resident neon expert Mackenzie Hall guest-hosts this week's episode to unpack All Time Low's entire history front to back. From the demo EP's to a new album in 2020, we cover it all.
Finn McKenty of The Punk Rock MBA gust-hosts this week to discuss a handful of the scene's most unlikeliest survivors. From Portugal. the Man to Breathe Carolina, he and Tyler unpack it all.
Cassie Whitt, the leader of the MCRmy, joins Tyler to break down the return of My Chemical Romance. From the band's breakup on March 22, 2013 to the ticket fiasco of January 2020 and everything in between, they discuss it all.
Hayley Williams is back with her first official solo song. Is it a hit? Tyler and guest host Brandy Hadden break down the song, its video and what to expect from Hayley's solo cycle. They also discuss All Time Low's return single "Some Kind of Disaster" and answer a couple listener questions.
What does it take to make the list? Based on album sales, streaming numbers, venue sizes and the general momentum behind these bands, Tyler Sharp and Rock Feed's Brian Storm rank the biggest acts in the scene right now.
Note To Scene is back as a podcast, website and newsletter. We thought it'd only be fitting to dedicate our first episode back to all the comebacks that happened in the scene throughout 2019. From My Chemical Romance to Motion City Soundtrack and everyone in between, we discuss it all.
We discuss the tragic loss of We Came as Romans singer Kyle Pavone, alongside the return of the scene's biggest band, Bring Me The Horizon.
2007 was a wild year for the scene. We take the deepest dive anyone has ever done. Buckle up.
The Story So Far are back with their long-awaited fourth album is upon us. We break down the lead single and what we think this cycle is going to hold for the band. We also discuss news from Beartooth, From First To Last and more.
What is Dema? Who is Clancy? Are Twenty One Pilots the biggest band in the world? We take the full dive down the band's rabbit hole.
Ronnie Radke is pumping the gas behind Falling In Reverse and doubling down on his breed of rap-electronic-metalcore. Will it work? We also discuss news from Paramore, Blink-182, All Time Low, Taking Back Sunday and more!
This is it! Our youth ends this summer. We break down the first day of Warped Tour, noting the winners and losers of who headlined. We also give our takes on the new Panic! At The Disco record. Buckle up, we're back and this is a big episode!
Gerard Way? Hayley Williams? Nope, it's Matty Healy and the 1975 with a polarizing new single, album and aesthetic. We break down the current happenings in their world, as well as news from NOFX, Blink-182 and As I Lay Dying.
The future is not the post... or is it? The pivots are real on this episode - plus we talk about news from Panic! At The Disco, Blink-182, the Fever 333, Mayday Parade, State Champs and Dance Gavin Dance.
Mayday Parade's sixth studio album is on its way. We analyze the lead single and where we think this record will put the band in regards to the trajectory of their career (fans of the band beware). We also discuss news from Blink-182, State Champs, Dance Gavin Dance, Panic! At The Disco, the Used and more!
Scene kid turned superstar Post Malone has dropped his long-awaited second album, Beerbongs & bentleys, and it is safe to say he has avoided the infamous sophomore slump. We break down the record, the records he has broken thus far with it, as well as news from Parkway Drive, All Time Low and 5 Seconds Of Summer.
This is State Champs' last shot at the pop-punk title - we discuss how things look following the release of their new single. We also discuss news from Blink-182, The Word Alive, 5 Seconds Of Summer and others.
Is nothing, nowhere. going to be a superstar? Things are looking good, but we break down the new album and where we think it puts Joe in his career. We also discuss news from 30 Seconds To Mars, Underoath, Taking Back Sunday, Beartooth and more.
Two bands from emo's golden era have returned with notable pivots. We discuss how they stack up, and what the future may hold for each. We also talk about the new Dance Gavin Dance single the Story So Far teasing their new album.
Panic! At The Disco have new songs, a new album, a huge tour, a new member and even more - but are they already stumbling out of the gate? We break down their return, as well as news from Underoath, 30 Seconds To Mars and Dance Gavin Dance.
What did the scene look like 10 years ago? We take a look back at what the climate was during Warped Tour 2008 by breaking down the lineup and discussing where bands where in their careers at the time.
Here we go: The final Warped Tour. We break down the lineup, stage by stage, artist by artist. Buckle up, this is a tough one.
Underoath, the kings of innovation, have returned. We discuss their new song, new album, new label and what it all means moving forward. We also talk about new music from 5 Seconds Of Summer, Falling In Reverse and Post Malone.
Of course this would happen just weeks before the lineup announcement. Warped Tour laid down the law and called out a bunch of bands. We talk about what they did and what it means, as well as news from Attila, Paramore, and others.
Thirty Seconds To Mars have released the follow-up single to their successful "Walk On Water" sports anthem. Is it good enough to be a hit? Why is this former emo mainstay having so much in 2018 while the rest of emo's forefathers continue to fall by the wayside? We also discuss new music from Blessthefall, Senses Fail and Waterparks.
The scene is in a very interesting spot as we begin to head through 2018. We layout what the landscape currently looks like and where the 10 biggest bands rank. (Spoiler alert: The list looks a little different than it did last year.)
Fall Out Boy's new album is finally here, after a lengthy delay. Was it worth the wait and all the trouble that it brought? We also discuss new music from Of Mice & Men, Dashboard Confessional, Waterparks, as well as The Color Morale's "hiatus."
Bring Me The Horizon, Beartooth, I Prevail - who can save the scene in 2018? Can it beÂsaved at this point? We discuss the most anticipated albums of the new year and how important this time will be for the scene as a whole.
2017 has been a rough year for our scene - so much so that we thought it would only be fitting to do a worst-of episode, rather than a best-of. In this special Christmas episode, we discuss the 5 worst scene albums of the year, as well as additional disappointments, our personal favorite songs/albums, and more!
Rumor has it that Issues screamer Michael Bohn is out of the band. We discuss what Issues would be without screams, and what it could mean for their future if the rumors are true. We also discuss news from Rise Records, Asking Alexandria, Dashboard Confessional, From First To Last and Boston Manor.
But can they survive? We discuss the band's new single, along with their headlining tour announcement. We also talk news from A Day To Remember, Fall Out Boy, Escape The Fate, Senses Fail, My Chemical Romance and Real Friends.
Should they make a triumphant return on the final Warped Tour? Or should their legacy live on in death? We discuss whether or not My Chemical Romance should reunite, along with news from Panic! At The Disco, Linkin Park, Blackbear, I Prevail, Waterparks and Suicide Silence.
In this special episode of Note To Scene we discuss the life and legacy of the soon-to-be legendary emo-rapper Lil Peep.
It's official: Warped Tour is ending. We talk about why the tour is ending, as well as its legacy. We also discuss news from Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Sleeping With Sirens, Bring Me The Horizon, All Time Low and Real Friends.
We will be releasing a bonus episode this Wednesday dedicated to the life and legacy of Lil Peep who tragically passed away last week.
Escape The Fate were once one of the scene's biggest bands, now they're plummeting towards the bottom. We talk their rise, and subsequent fall, and where this new single puts them. We also talk news from Attila, Fall Out Boy and Black Veil Brides.
Brand New are saying in about 14 months (i.e. December 2018) they will break up - but will they actually be 100 percent finished as a band? We look at the evidence we have thus far and break it all down. We also discuss new music and news from Asking Alexandria, The Used and Linkin Park's Chester Bennington tribute show.
Waterparks have a new album and new single - where is this gonna take them? We also talk news from the Summer Set and Tonight Alive.
Pierce The Veil are giving us reasons to be excited about them again, and it feels good following the ultimate disappointment that Misadventures has turned out to be. We also discuss news from Neck Deep and With Confidence, as well as new music from Knuckle Puck and Roam.
From Paramore and All Time Low, to Sleeping With Sirens and PVRIS, the scene's biggest bands have all released that have been commercial failures this year. We talk about how it happened, and what it means moving forward. Is 2018 the scene's last chance at notable relevancy?
Black Veil Brides are a problem now more than ever, so we talk how to fix something like that. We also discuss news from My Chemical Romance members and Panic! At The Disco, as well as new songs from Movements and Can't Swim.
Asking Alexandria and Danny Worsnop have returned with a new song. We discuss that, along with new music from We Came As Romans, Sleeping With Sirens. We also talk about A Day To Remember's current state and Linkin Park's Chester Bennington tribute show.