The Story So Far Release New Song ‘Clairvoyant’
The Story So Far have released a new song titled ‘Clairvoyant.’ You can stream the new song by clicking Read More.
The Story So Far To Release New Song Next Week
The Story So Far will be releasing a new acoustic song off of their upcoming split next week.
Living With Lions Announce 7”
Living With Lions will release a brand new 7” titled Some of my Friends Appear Dead on July 9th via Pure Noise Records. Click Read More to check out the track listing and art.
The Story So Far / Stick To Your Guns Split
The Story So Far and Stick To Your Guns will release a split together on June 18th via Pure Noise Records. Click Read More to check out the track listing and cover art.
Forever Came Calling Release Music Video
Forever Came Calling have released a music video for their song ‘Ides.’ Click Read More to check it out.
Pure Noise Records Signs Heart To Heart
Pure Noise Records have announced that they signed Heart To Heart! Congratulations to both parties.
The Story So Far Rank #46 on Billboard 200
The Story So Far came in at #46 on the Billboard Top 200 this past week, selling 13,500 copies of their new album, What You Don’t See.
ALBUM REVIEW: What You Don’t See - The Story So Far
The Story So Far - What You Don’t See
Release Date: March 26th, 2013
Label: Pure Noise Records
Reviewer: Audrey Henry
Going into listening to a new album from any band I like is always mildly nerve-wracking. While I try to go into everything with an open mind, there’s always this level of apprehension that the new work won’t be as good as the last, or that it’ll outright suck. Luckily for me, this was not the case with What You Don’t See from The Story So Far.
Going into listening to What You Don’t See I was immediately hit by certain distinctions between this album and the last. While it took a while for Under Soil and Dirt to grow on me, this album sucked me in almost immediately. There’s no denying the bands ability to write catchy tunes that stick in your head and leave you walking around humming the songs to yourself throughout the day.
The Story So far have mastered the art of conveying emotion while at the same time keeping the record at a high energy pace that leaves you in an upbeat mood and waiting for the next track. Band maturity and growth are evident in this record, but not in a way that makes you feel as though you’re listening to a completely different band. They’ve managed to grow and perfect their craft without changing the catchy pop-punk style that they’re known for.
When it comes to playing favorites, “Stifled” and “Bad Luck” came in as my top two tracks. I really appreciate the simplicity of the songs, as well as the outrageously catchy vocals. It won’t be hard for pop-punk lovers to find at least one track from What You Don’t See to fall completely in love with.
Listening to the record was a pleasurable music surprise. I went in expecting to hear a record that was okay, but would need more listens in order to truly stick with me, and was met with something that completely blew my mind. The Story So Far haven proven that they can write solid, catchy tunes that will leave listeners wanting and expecting more. As long as they deliver, I’m more than positive they’ll have no trouble sticking around in the music scene.
Reviewer score: 4.3/5
The Story So Far Release ‘Empty Space’ Music Video
The Story So Far have released a music video for ‘Empty Space,’ which will be on the bands upcoming record, What You Don’t See (out March 26th via Pure Noise Records). Pre-order the album physically or digitally. Click Read More to stream the video.
Pure Noise Records Announce Hot Topic Sampler
Pure Noise Records will release a Hot Topic CD sampler on March 26th. The album art and track listing can be found by clicking Read More.
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