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Poppy is making her graphic novel return – and this time around it's bloody, very bloody.

Neville Hardman

Published: October 31, 2022 AltPress

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New England punk rock band Four Year Strong is getting into the Christmas spirit by releasing a cover of “Somewhere In My Memory” from the 1990 classic holiday movie “Home Alone.” Fans can purchase the track at iTunes and stream it now at AlPress.com: http://bit.ly/2eFJtwH

From Corey Graves latest article:

You know the feeling. You're all alone when the mood strikes, and you need to release some tension. You double check to make certain that no one is watching, and only then do you turn it on.

It's You time.

You get lost in the moment. That old familiar feeling. All of your worries in the world melt away.

Suddenly, you feel it. Somebody else's eyes on you. You're caught. You try to avoid eye contact, feeling completely mortified. Your heart races, your cheeks blush and at the last second… you push the skip button.

You find yourself praying that the person in the car beside you didn't see you dancing. Or even worse, singing along! Not to that song!

It's all right. Take a deep breath. We all have those songs. The ones we would never admit to knowing, let alone having on our iPods and ready to blare at a moment's notice—so long as nobody else is around to make fun of us.

Someone, somewhere in the world has seen me dancing in my Cadillac to "Express Yourself" by Madonna. They may not have known it at the time, but it was happening.

I asked a few of my bravest friends to share the guiltiest pleasures in their collections. I promised not to tell. Sorry, guys.

Dean Ambrose, WWE Superstar:  "I Love" by Tom T. Hall

“It’s the simplest, best song in the world to center yourself and lift one’s spirits on the worst of days. I want my life to be embodied by this song. Call me soft, b****, what!?"

Unlocking the Truth also happens to be playing Warped Tour this year, so if you're going to Warped, go by and check them out!

July 1, 2013 – Los Angeles, CA – Jacksonville pop-punk band We Still Dream has premiered a new song called “Closer Look,” from their upcoming album, Something To Smile About, today at AltPress.com.  The forthcoming record is scheduled for release on August 6th from Anchor Eighty Four Records and can be pre-ordered now at http://anchoreightyfour.com/store.

  Stream We Still Dream’s new song “Closer Look” now at AltPress.com: http://bit.ly/15YCL9s

  "No matter what kind of scene you're into more than likely it has it's fair share of the elitist mentality,” singer Dustin Monk says of the new song.  “At the end of the day I believe we are just simply human. We all feel the same emotions, we just deal with them in different ways. No matter your status or level of success, nothing makes any of us better than the other."

  “Closer Look” is the follow-up track to the recently released song “Sanity (Growing Up)” from We Still Dream’s sophomore album, Something To Smile About, which features twelve infectious pop-punk tracks that were engineered and produced by Josh Cobb at Rockbot Studios in the band’s hometown of Jacksonville, FL.

  We Still Dream is currently on tour, previewing songs from Something To Smile About, for fans across the country.  Pre-order a copy of the new album now and catch the band on tour this summer!

  We Still Dream Tour Dates:

July 1 - West Haven, CT - Crunch House

July 2 - Freehold, NJ - Freehold VFW

July 3 - Bay Shore, NY - Even Flow Bar and Grill

July 5 - Baltimore, MD - The Sidebar

July 6 - Doylestown, PA - Siren Records

July 7 - Natrona, PA - Scumbag’s Skate Park

July 9 - Cincinnati, OH - Q’s Dungeon

July 10 - Knoxville, TN - The Longbranch Saloon

July 11 - Macon, GA - The 567

July 12 - St. Augustine, FL - The Standard

July 13 - Orlando, FL - Orlando Nights

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