Note To Scene

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The scene's most unlikeliest survivors EP. 79 Feb 11, 2020

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Finn McKenty of The Punk Rock MBA gust-hosts this week to discuss a handful of the scene's most unlikeliest survivors. From Portugal. the Man to Breathe Carolina, he and Tyler unpack it all.

A Summoning: The return of My Chemical Romance EP. 78 Feb 04, 2020

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Cassie Whitt, the leader of the MCRmy, joins Tyler to break down the return of My Chemical Romance. From the band's breakup on March 22, 2013 to the ticket fiasco of January 2020 and everything in between, they discuss it all.

The return of Hayley Williams EP. 77 Jan 28, 2020

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Hayley Williams is back with her first official solo song. Is it a hit? Tyler and guest host Brandy Hadden break down the song, its video and what to expect from Hayley's solo cycle. They also discuss All Time Low's return single "Some Kind of Disaster" and answer a couple listener questions.

Ranking the biggest scene bands of 2020 EP. 76 Jan 20, 2020

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What does it take to make the list? Based on album sales, streaming numbers, venue sizes and the general momentum behind these bands, Tyler Sharp and Rock Feed's Brian Storm rank the biggest acts in the scene right now.

Dissecting the scene's biggest comebacks of 2019 EP. 75 Jan 13, 2020

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Note To Scene is back as a podcast, website and newsletter. We thought it'd only be fitting to dedicate our first episode back to all the comebacks that happened in the scene throughout 2019. From My Chemical Romance to Motion City Soundtrack and everyone in between, we discuss it all.

Twenty One Pilots disappointed with underwhelming sales EP. 74 Oct 16, 2018

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Twenty One Pilots, Trench and the end of emo.

The great Story So Far debate EP. 73 Sep 22, 2018

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Is the new Story So Far album actually bad? Or is everyone just overreacting?

Paramore hit the self-destruct button EP. 72 Sep 15, 2018

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Paramore are no longer playing "Misery Business" at their live shows, and we don't think it's a good thing.

Bring Me The Horizon's return, and the loss of WCAR's Kyle Pavone EP. 71 Aug 28, 2018

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We discuss the tragic loss of We Came as Romans singer Kyle Pavone, alongside the return of the scene's biggest band, Bring Me The Horizon.