Posted by Zenae Zukowski on October 13, 2023
Many Eyes, fronted by metalcore icon Keith Buckley, has released their debut single, “Revelation,” co-written with brothers Nick and Charlie Bellmore. The track, a fast-paced reflection on Buckley’s battles with alcoholism, comes with a captivating animated visual by 3D artist Matthew Collamore. Nick Steinhardt and Ryan Sanders crafted the single art. Buckley’s journey to […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on October 11, 2023
Former Every Time I Die vocalist Keith Buckley has recently announced his new band, Many Eyes, featuring brothers Charlie (guitar) and Nick (drums) Bellmore. Buckley, who left Every Time I Die amid internal conflicts, introduced Many Eyes in a video announcement, expressing his confidence in the Bellmore brother’s brilliance. The new outfit marks a […]
Posted by Mark Zapata on February 10, 2022
Keith Buckley, former Every Time I Die frontman is touring the UK and sharing his view regarding the breakup of the band. Buckley has been out on the road this week with Matt Stocks of the ‘Life In The Stocks’ podcast who is serving as host of his solo tour which sees Buckley being […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on January 19, 2022
Former Every Time I Die members Keith Buckley and Stephen Micciche have issued separate statements sharing their views on the Buffalo metalcore outfit’s split from earlier this week. Former vocalist Keith Buckley shared the following on his Instagram: “There is absolutely no hate in my heart when I say that whatever is going […]
Posted by Chris Annunziata on October 29, 2021
Every Time I Die is twenty-three years into their lustrous career and still writing high-energy albums built with heavy hooks, crushing riffs, and crafty lyrics. Their ninth studio album, Radical, contains the fist-clenching vigor of their early hardcore days while also displaying a highly-developed level of mature depth within their lyrics and musicianship. This album includes […]
Posted by Chris Annunziata on August 17, 2021
Finally! Every Time I Die have revealed their ninth studio album, Radical, will drop on October 22nd via Epitaph records. To celebrate the announcement, the band has unveiled a refreshing and fun music video for their new single, “Post-Boredom.” The band once again recruited Fit For An Autopsy’s Will Putney (Acacia Strain, Body Count, Norma […]
Posted by Chris Annunziata on December 8, 2020
Every Time I Die have finally shared new material! The band has been teasing new material since June but now the band released two new tracks, “Colossal Wreck” & “Desperate Pleasures.” Both songs will be featured off their currently untitled ninth studio album that was produced by Will Putney (Fit For An Autopsy). Frontman […]
Posted by Mark Zapata on January 14, 2019
Every Time I Die vocalist Keith Buckley was shocked to discover an old polaroid of Taylor Swift posted on Facebook, in which the pop icon is sitting in front of a metal door upon which one of his lyrics is written. The line, “If you leave me, I’m coming with you.” from the Every Time I Die song, “Buffalo 666”, is written on the door that Swift sits in front of. The Polaroid was part of Swift’s fifth studio album 2014’s 1989. You can call it a bonus feature? The record came with five polaroids, each with Swift’s lyrics handwritten on the bottom. What could this possibly mean? Draw your own conclusions. Social media is indeed a vortex of mystery and fascination!
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Posted by Bram Teitelman on April 12, 2017
The Damned Things might not be top of mind for many music fans. The project was the turn of the decade supergroup featuring Anthrax’s Scott Ian and then-bandmate Rob Caggiano (now in Volbeat), with Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman on guitar and Andy Hurley and Every Time I Die’s Keith Buckley and Josh Newton rounding […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on January 3, 2017
Late last year, fans of Every Time I Die, Anthrax and Fall Out Boy were excited to hear from FOB’s Andy Hurley that The Damned Things, a supergroup between members of all three bands that released one album, 2010’s Ironiclast, was recording an EP. In an interview with Alternative Press, singer Keith Buckley (also of Every […]
