Every Time I Die announce "Ex-Lives" and release video for "Underwater Bimbos from Outerspace", I soil myself

Every Time I Die have revealed that their new album will be called Ex-Lives.  They have also released a video for "Underwater Bimbos From Outerspace" which can be viewed below.



You can also view the numerous pre-order packages available for the album by checking out www.ex-lives.com

I'm also happy to announce an interview that I'll be conducting with drummer Ryan "Legs" Leger in the very near future. Leave any questions you would like asked in the comments section below.

Ex-Lives gets released March 6th on Epitaph.

New Every Time I Die Song

A new ETID song has made its way on to the internet! After posting their set list from their annual hometown Buffalo Christmas show on the groups Tumblr blog, I checked youtube for a video...



Sounding nothing like "Underwater Bimbos From Outerspace", or anything else the band has done before, this new track shifts my speculation for just what sort of ETID specific sound we can expect from the yet untitled new album. If I had to place the tracks in a sonic era, this newest one sounds like it would be more at home on The Big Dirty, while "Underwater Bimbos" skews very Hot Damn! to me.
Though conjecture is fun, I'll be very interested to hear some official high quality versions of these songs.  Here's hoping the band (or perhaps Epitaph) don't keep the lid on details like album title, track listing and album art too much longer.

Called it....

http://www.epitaph.com/news/news/3178/EPITAPH_SIGNS_POPPUNK_POWERHOUSE_SET_YOUR_GOALS

I didn't make a clever link to it just so you can see what you're being linked to. We'll see how many other predictions come true.

Every Time I Die Sign To Epitaph, Epitaph Headquarters Developes Own Gravitational Pull

I don't know how I missed this and I'm not going to spend time lamenting on how pissed I am that I missed it, but Every Time I Die has signed to Epitaph, and for my money Epitaph has one of the Gnarliest rosters in music right now, period.  Check it out.

So many of the bands that are playing today are playing music because of the bands on Epitaphs roster.  The music scene would be painfully bleak/shitty if it weren't for these bands.  With the exception of a small few, you can't find a band or even mediocore band on this label.  Check them all out, they're all worth your time.  

Thursday sign with Epitaph

Epitaph Records has signed post hardcore heroes Thursday making their second major signing within the last month. Their first signing of New Found Glory seemed surprising enough, but now to have snatched up Thursday as well; Epitaph is building a roster that will be able to challenge any other indie.