love {*yourself}

swim for the music that saves you when you're not so sure you'll survive.

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paddagonia said: HAVE FUN OMG

op hopefully it will be a blast and there are only about 20 people in front of me right now (there was only 15 when i first got here kewl) but i’m okay with that i guess

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i’m bored and waiting at the jacks mannequin show.

someone should I.M. me :) okay? c00l

imemymelissaaa

thankxx bitchezz

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shamelessmedia: This Century - Sound of Fire - April 19, 2011 There is no doubt that Arizona pop-rockers This Century have blown up recently. Last summer, their friends in The Maine added them as a supporting act on the An Evening With The Maine tour. TC spent that time traveling the United States and creating a bigger fan base. For those new fans, and old ones as well, the band’s first album was long awaited. This Century’s last release, a short sampler EP, came out during that summer tour. But with news of their signing with Action Theory Records, fans knew a full-length would be just around the corner. The first single debuted from the album was “Sound of Fire.” The song, which is also the title track to the record, is definitely a catchy, and fun tune. The album also features two ballads, “Everywhere, Everything,” and the previously recorded, “Money Honey.” Both songs are sure to make girls everywhere swoon. “Young & Useless” seemed to be the favorite among fans upon Sound of Fire’s release and that is no shock. It is a relatable song, that can easily be sung along to. Both “To Love and Back” and “Hopeful Romantic” were featured on earlier releases from This Century. “To Love and Back” was featured on TC’s 2009 EP under the same name, but for this record, the band changed the bridge of the song to give it a new feel. While “Hopeful Romantic” is not too much different, any fan of a great bass line will be able to catch it. The biggest let down about this record is the amount of songs. On an album with only eight songs to start with, three of them were songs already known by many fans. None the less, listeners will still be pleased with the effort This Century put into these songs. Sound of Fire is sure to be a summer hit. Rating: 4 out of 5

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This Century - Sound of Fire - April 19, 2011

There is no doubt that Arizona pop-rockers This Century have blown up recently. Last summer, their friends in The Maine added them as a supporting act on the An Evening With The Maine tour. TC spent that time traveling the United States and creating a bigger fan base. For those new fans, and old ones as well, the band’s first album was long awaited. This Century’s last release, a short sampler EP, came out during that summer tour. But with news of their signing with Action Theory Records, fans knew a full-length would be just around the corner.

The first single debuted from the album was “Sound of Fire.” The song, which is also the title track to the record, is definitely a catchy, and fun tune. The album also features two ballads, “Everywhere, Everything,” and the previously recorded, “Money Honey.” Both songs are sure to make girls everywhere swoon. “Young & Useless” seemed to be the favorite among fans upon Sound of Fire’s release and that is no shock. It is a relatable song, that can easily be sung along to. Both “To Love and Back” and “Hopeful Romantic” were featured on earlier releases from This Century. “To Love and Back” was featured on TC’s 2009 EP under the same name, but for this record, the band changed the bridge of the song to give it a new feel. While “Hopeful Romantic” is not too much different, any fan of a great bass line will be able to catch it.

The biggest let down about this record is the amount of songs. On an album with only eight songs to start with, three of them were songs already known by many fans. None the less, listeners will still be pleased with the effort This Century put into these songs. Sound of Fire is sure to be a summer hit.

Rating: 4 out of 5

(Source: staturemedia)

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shamelessmedia: Austin Gibbs announced on his official Tumblr page that he will be touring in July and August. “Young and Useless Tour Come join This Century, Austin Gibbs, and Carter Hulsey on the Young and Useless Tour coming to a city near you July-August.  Stay tuned for updates on shows in your area.” More details on the tour will be posted when they are released so stay tuned! Austin’s new album, Charlie, was released today so make sure to check it out! better freaking come to des moines!

shamelessmedia:

Austin Gibbs announced on his official Tumblr page that he will be touring in July and August.

“Young and Useless Tour

Come join This Century, Austin Gibbs, and Carter Hulsey on the Young and Useless Tour coming to a city near you July-August.  Stay tuned for updates on shows in your area.”

More details on the tour will be posted when they are released so stay tuned!

Austin’s new album, Charlie, was released today so make sure to check it out!

better freaking come to des moines!

(Source: staturemedia)

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ssavemebarry replied to your post: lkds;afja;sldj when bands tour in your city but…

ugh and its a val air so idk if i should get early entry or meet&greet cause its gonna suck being in the back and not being able to see

yeah and ive never been there but ive heard its a venue that a people dont like, plus i’m sure it will be 25 bucks for tickets or s/t like that. and some all time low fans are just plain crazy lmao

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lkds;afja;sldj

when bands tour in your city but then dont go to other bigger cities so then everyone comes to your show

BITCHES STAY IN YOUR OWN STATE

that is all. as much as i want to see the cab and mayday parade and wouldnt mind seeing all time low again, im starting to think i wont be going

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it’s so awesome to NOT be in school anymore o0o0o0o0o :’) its grine

and i had a job interview today to be a bank teller annnnnnnd i’m pretty sure i got it

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i just (finally) finished watching the fourth season of skins……………….

l;kasdjfl;kadjsflksdjflkdfj oh my god no