Epitaph Records Archives

letlive. – If I’m The Devil… (Album Review)

Patricia JonesPatricia JonesJune 27, 2016

The story of letlive. began back in 2002 out in Los Angeles, CA with Vocalist Jason Aalon Butler at the helm, and after some lineup changes the band released their first EP in 2003, Exhaustion, Saltwater, and Everything in Between. After undergoing another set of ... Read More

Sleeping with Sirens – Live and Unplugged (Album Review)

Brittany PerkinsBrittany PerkinsMay 27, 2016

Out of the sunshine state of Florida comes a group of musicians who are full of passion and raw talent, they call themselves Sleeping with Sirens. Formed in 2009, the band has been labeled everything from Post-Hardcore, to Alternative Rock, to a Pop Rock sound. ... Read More

Saosin – Along the Shadow (Album Review)

Michele JohnsonMichele JohnsonMay 25, 2016

Post-Hardcore outfit Saosin has experienced many changes since their formation in 2003, from the revolving door of lead singers, to personal transformations. Begun as a 5-piece with the leadership of a young and bright Anthony Green, after their 2003 debut EP, Translating the Name, Green left ... Read More

Epitaph Records

letlive. – If I’m The Devil… (Album Review)

Sleeping with Sirens – Live and Unplugged (Album Review)

Saosin – Along the Shadow (Album Review)

letlive. – If I’m The Devil… (Album Review)

Sleeping with Sirens – Live and Unplugged (Album Review)

Saosin – Along the Shadow (Album Review)

This Week In Horror Movie History – The Faculty (1998)

This Week in Horror Movie History – When a Stranger Calls (1979)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Motel Hell (1980)

Developing Artist Showcase – Silent Hearts

Developing Artist Showcase – Blood Command

Developing Artist Showcase – Whitney Lindquist

Interview – Maria Canals-Barrera

Interview – Aaron Stainthorpe of High Parasite & My Dying Bride

Interview – Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol

Elton John: Never Too Late (Documentary Review)

The Virginmarys – The House Beyond The Fires (Album Review)

God Is An Astronaut – Embers (Album Review)