This video is from the 10 year anniversary of Square of Opposition Records Festival which was held in Bethlehem, PA last weekend. It was an all-day celebration of Lehigh Valley music, featuring extinct bands like Hypatia, Yo Man Go, Audioheart, Government Satire and Robot Attack, who were summoned from the dead by the wizard Chris Reject. A lot of the bands that played that weekend are on his record label, so make sure to stop by SoO and check out his releases. He's been doing this for 10 years, which has to count for something. Right? Audioheart is one of the many bands Charlie Cottone has been in while living in the valley. You could tell this from the amount of times he was up on stage on Saturday. It was sort of ridiculous. Charlie also plays in Bear Hug (formerly Paramedic). I will not mention anything about Dave, Ryan or Flem, mostly because I don't really know Flem. You can download their 2003 Demo from MediaFire.

From our first show in Brighton, UK on the State Lottery/Bangers/El Morgan tour. Thanks to Jay for setting the show up. Expect more videos from the rest of this tour. This is off their newest LP, "Small Pleasures", co-released by Specialist Subject Records and Kiss of Death Records. You can also download the record from their Bandcamp.

Filmed by Flipswitch Films at last year's Hillstock. Come out this June 3rd/4th/5th for more awesome bands playing in my neighborhood, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. It's tons of fun, and this year it'll have a block party! I think they captured every ridiculous face I make. I'm pretty sure the first one was because Jeff didn't play the dead notes. Being up that high is weird, especially alone. You can still download the EP, Lando, that this is off from this very site. We also have a new split with CA's Hard Girls coming out on Asian Man this June. You can hear a song off it on our Tumblr.

This was filmed at the Knitting Factory during Jeff Rosenstock's Holiday Charity Event Spectacular. The show was tons of fun except when Jeff called me out for giving him a weird look. I'm too tall for my own good. LS+tC get better and better with each show, and I'm excited to hear their new record. This song will be on their upcoming Don Giovanni release, which should be out sometime next year.

This is from last nights show at 538 Johnson. I was a little worried about the sound, but everything turned out awesome. This is off of their full length Weight of Air. These 4 dudes are currently on tour, so check their website to see if they are heading your way. *I ran out of time and just threw this together. Toby Foster's Pink Couch will be going up tomorrow. Promise!

This song is off their newest album "My Roaring 20s". They are currently on their way down to this year's Fest in Gainesville. You've heard of them already, this isn't anything new. This band and its 3 members are awesome.

This is from last night's BTMI Weezer cover show. People wanted me to film the whole night, but I looked around and saw enough cameras doing that exact thing. Congratulations to Jeff and company for pulling this off. It was pretty much flawless, with all the guitar solos and falsetto voices that Weezer is known for.

Taken from this year's Hillstock festival in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. SW were one of the final bands to play that weekend, and unfortunately they were also the last straw for neighbors. They were forced to stop on their second to last song.

RVIVR perform Cut The Cord Live at The Grist Mill in Ontario, Canada. This is off of their recent self-titled full length on Rumbletowne Records, which you can buy or download for free at their website. I saw them twice on their recent US tour, and they were amazing both times. Do yourself a favor and download the record, it's so good. This is the first in a series of videos from Ontario's The Grist Mill. Erik posts tons of videos of bands who come through. Stay tuned for more from awesome bands like O Pioneers!!! and Junior Battles.

This is from their show last month at the Knitting Factory with Bridge & Tunnel and Yesterday's Ring. They recently released a new full length, and coming back across the pond in May. Watch out for Frankie's sick dance moves.

Thankfully, this Alabama four piece is able to play shows here every couple of months. Even with the small gaps in time, I wish they were a more permanent staple of the Tri-state area scene. They are one of my favorite live bands. This off their Salinas Records full length "Introverted Romance in our Troubled Minds". They also have a new 7" out on Freedom School Records

This is from a show at 538 Johnson. You can't really hear the vocals, but at least we were able to shoot from above. This is from our demo which you can download from the Free Albums section. We have a Fellow Project split coming out soon on Kiss of Death Records. Slingshot Dakota, Captain We're Sinking, Nude Beach, Spraynard and Sundials also played.

From their last show at Death By Audio in Williamsburg. I have a bunch more footage, but I thought this one looked really great, and showed all the people who loved this band during their brief stint together. Watch Brian hit the high note.

This was from a great show at Philadelphia's Terrordome. I had recently heard of FSTT from some random internet sleuthing, and was excited to see that they were playing our show. It's sounds like a combination of Braid and the staccato guitar tone of Kickball. Download their EP here, For Serious This Time - When You're In It

This is from the holiday show at Death By Audio that Jeff from Bomb the Music Industry! hosted. I was really excited to see them play this, considering that I had missed them a couple of times throughout the year. This is the last thing I'll post for the rest of the year. Happy New Year's everyone. Buy "Weight of Air".