Glamour Kills released a free compilation/sampler to coincide with the launch of their summer clothing line. Download free music here and see the clothing here. The track list can be found below.

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The American Scene - Why I’m Not Where You Are

Forever Came Calling - Front Porch Sunrise

Fake Problems - 5678

I Call Fives - Someone That’s Not You

A Lot Like Birds - Vanity’s Fair 

The Jane Doze - No Love Stories Without Pretty Girls

Hand Guns - Scream Goodbye

Bearcat - Crazy Fish

Divided By Friday - Prove It

City Lights - Lawnmower

Another Wednesday, another set of bands added to the lineup of the Vans Warped Tour. The latest five are below.

ALL TIME LOW, NEW FOUND GLORY, THE USED, TAKING BACK SUNDAY and MISS MAY I. 

Additionally, this year will see the return of two main stages instead of one,  and both will be sponsored by Kia.

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Over the weekend, rumors began that a leaked image of the complete Warped Tour lineup (at least in southern California, it could be different in other areas) could be found online. The alleged complete list is below.

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Taking Back Sunday, All Time Low, The Used, New Found Glory, Streetlight Manifesto, Yellowcard, Pierce The Veil, Four Year Strong, Of Mice And Men, We The Kings, Breathe Carolina, Miss May I, Falling In Reverse, Anti-Flag, Every Time I Die, Bayside, Senses Fail, Mayday Parade, Blessthefall, Chelsea Grin, For Today, Memphis May Fire, Motionless In White, Rise To Remain, Sleeping With Sirens, The Ghost Inside, Vampires Everywhere, Title Fight, You Me At Six, Vanna, Polar Bear Club, We Are The In Crowd, Man Overboard, A Loss For Words, Funeral Party, I Fight Dragons, I Am The Avalanche, Hyro Da Hero, Wax, Echo Movement, G-Eazy, Stepdad, The Constellations, Ballyhoo!, Champagne Champagne, T. Mills, Tomorrows Bad Seeds, Movits!, Mod Sun, The Green, Iwrestledabearonce, Born of Osiris, Chunk!, No, Captain Chunk!, Fireworks, Transit and “more.”

The third annual Glamour Kills Tour will be taking place in March and April and will make its way around North America. The bands set to play the tour are The Wonder Years, Polar Bear Club, Transit, The Story So Far, A Loss For Words and Into It. Over It..

The dates are below.

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3/9 Chameleon Club - Lancaster, PA*

3/10 The Gramercy Theatre - New York, NY*

3/12 Middle East Downstairs - Cambridge, MA*

3/13 Ritual - Ottawa, ON*

3/14 Annex Wreckroom - Toronto, ON*

3/15 Magic Stick - Detroit, MI*

3/16 Peabody’s Down Under - Cleveland, OH*

3/17 The Bottom Lounge - Chicago, IL*

3/18 Triple Rock Social Club - Minneapolis, MN*

3/20 The Marquis Theatre - Denver, CO*

3/21 Club Sound - Salt Lake City, UT*

3/23 The Venue - Boise, ID*

3/24 El Corazon - Seattle, WA*

3/25 Hawthorne Theatre - Portland, OR*

3/27 Slim’s - San Francisco, CA*

3/28 The Troubadour - West Hollywood, CA*

3/29 The Glass House - Pomona, CA^

3/30 Soma Sidestage - San Diego, CA^

4/1 Nile Theatre - Mesa, AZ^

4/3 Trees - Dallas TX^

4/4 White Rabbit - San Antonio, TX^

4/5 Antones - Austin, TX^

4/6 The Studio @ Warehouse Live - Houston, TX^

4/7 Downtown Music - Little Rock, AR^

4/8 Rockettown - Nashville, TN^

4/10 The Orpheum - Tampa, FL^

4/11 Rocketown - Pompano Beach, FL^

4/12 The Social - Orlando, FL^

4/13 The Masquerade - Atlanta, GA^

4/14 New Brookland Tavern - Columbia, SC^

4/15 The Soapbox Laundrolounge - Wilmington, NC^

4/16 The Canal Club - Richmond, VA^

4/17 The Ottobar - Baltimore, MD^

4/18 Madison Theatre - Covington, KY^

4/20 Theatre of Living Arts - Philadelphia, PA^

* Into It. Over It.

^ A Loss for Words

I’m a sucker for this type of band. It’s the guilty pleasure I don’t really feel guilty about sharing. If you want something that’s a mix of The Starting Line, Yellowcard, and old All Time Low, then look no further, because Mercer Avenue is right up your alley.

Fast paced drums, anthem like vocals about being young, and familiar guitar riffs litter More Than a Statement. What really stood out to me was that, in songs like “Still Breathing”, they implement what sounds like three different vocalists. What could potentially be a sloppy mess of unintelligible words turns out nicely, as they mesh it all together quite well. “Through The Looking Glass” and “Smoke and Mirrors” are the perfect tracks to blast through your open car windows, embodying a sort of youthful summer sound.

The seven minute closer, “Honest Enough”, shows off some of the bands better instrumentation and lyricism. It was the right way to end a solid EP, and while I’m all about the soft acoustic closing track, the fade out chant was a good move on their part. More Than a Statement is an EP for those of us who sometimes enjoy the catchier side of this pop-rock revolution that’s going on in 2011.

Listen to their music here.

Review by Alisha Kirby

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There are a number of notable new releases available today. Which artists are you supporting?

Touche Amore - Parting The Sea Between Brightness And Me ($7.99 Amazon MP3)

Skrillex - More Monsters and Sprites (Beatport)

All Time Low - Dirty Work ($7.99 Amazon MP3)

Nick 13 - Nick 13 ($5.99 on Amazon MP3)

City and Colour - Little Hell ($6.99 Amazon MP3)

Fucked Up - David Comes to Life ($7.99 Amazon MP3)

Elevate: I Am - The Ghost Eclipse Sessions ($5.99 Amazon MP3)

Arctic Monkeys - Suck It And See ($7.99 Amazon MP3)

Job For A Cowboy - Gloom ($2.99 iTunes)

The Air I Breathe - Great Faith In Fools (iTunes)

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