Wednesday, 19-10-2011 às 21:24 @ Comentários
@ Por Ellen
Uncategorized @ 17 palavras
Watch the interview by clicking here
Wednesday, às 21:12 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Article,Promotion @ 70 palavras
AP and Never Shout Never are giving you a chance to win tickets to see them on their Fall headlining tour in your city! Each winner gets a pair of tickets to the show of their choice. One grand prize winner (chosen 9/21) will win a private, acoustic show at their home with Never Shout Never.
Wednesday, às 21:08 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Uncategorized @ 38 palavras
Carter Husley, the NSN’s talented friend, released on the 11th a video “Black my lungs”, which Chris, Caleb and Taylor and even Scott (the band’s roadie) took part:
Wednesday, às 21:00 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Twitter @ 59 palavras
A funny video where Chris Drew and the band are dancing a Brazilian Funk song called “Você Quer” (“Do you want it?”) had been posted, and recently Chris watched it and posted the link and a comment on twitter “WTF”. To watch de video click on the link below:
http://pinpix.ig.com.br/Widgets.mvc/Visualiza/201109082212302378144
Wednesday, às 20:40 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Uncategorized @ 97 palavras
A new T-shit has been added to the website’s merch page, for $18.99 only!
- Buying over $25 at the website you get a free bracelet!
Wednesday, 21-09-2011 às 19:23 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Article @ 133 palavras
With almost 2.7 million likes on Facebook, the internet pop-rock sensation has come a long way since his humble beginnings as an acoustic act catching the attention of MySpace users on the once popular social networking site. Never Shout Never has just dropped “Simplistic Trance-Like Getaway”, the first single off the forthcoming record, Time Travel. The album will be available on September 20th and it is the first time in which singer Christofer Drew Ingle records with a full band. Although the track has a much more mature sound than his previous work, fans of NSN will be happy to know he’s still included his signature sticky sweet lyrics and heart-strumming hooks.
Wednesday, às 19:19 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Uncategorized @ 217 palavras
If you crossed Jack’s Mannequin’s sound with the lyrics of The Maine, the result might be something like Never Shout Never’s latest CD, Time Travel, set to release Sept. 20.
The first release to include a full band consisting of lead singer Christofer Drew’s friends from his hometown of Joplin, Missouri, the CD is loaded with a more electric, slow sound than the band’s recent releases—and we’re definitely not complaining.
“Simplistic Trance-Like Getaway” is the most pop-like song on the album and, arguably, one of its best tracks. Your heart will melt when you hear Christofer Drew croon, “Honeydew, I wouldn’t trade you for the world, you are my dream that has come true.”
“Until I Die Alone” is another one of our faves. Its melancholy sound stands out against your typical love song.People who like alternative music will love Time Travel. And fans of slower pop will definitely enjoy. It’s the perfect remedy for a breakup or just a rainy day when you’re stuck inside!
Be sure to check out Time Travel when it releases Sept. 20. Then come back and let us know your favorite track.
Wednesday, às 19:14 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Uncategorized @ 27 palavras
The pre-ordered album download costs only $12.99 on iTunes! Click here to buy it.
Wednesday, às 19:10 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Brazil,Video @ 81 palavras
Check out below a video posted by @MrCins, who was the only one that recorded Acesso MTV having an exclusive interview with Nevershoutnever. On this video Christofer talks about the video for Time Travel and some stuff about how the video will be done, and also reveals some about the next video that will be recorded for Simplistic Trance-Like Getaway.
Wednesday, às 18:21 @ Comentários @ Por Ellen Article @ 195 palavras
In AP 217, Never Shout Never ringleader Christofer drew promised his third major-label disc would be a departure-and boy, was he ever right. It’s as if the singer is finally sick of playing pop, so he’s instead taken aim at dense, retro-tinged rock more apt for his current fans’ parents. These songs are drawn-out, jammy and at times psychedelic. The album-opening title track is a virtual acid trip set to music, awash in electronic samples and twinkling keyboard runs before devolving into a stomping outro backed by arena-rock rifling, chanted vocals and pounding drums. “Awful” calls to mind the sinewy guitar work of “This Shit Getz Old”, while the delightfully fun stacked harmonies that fill “Lost At Sea” are ripped right from the Queen playbook of grandeur. Time Travel isn’t a total departure from Drew’s past (most notably, “Simplistic Trance-Like Getaway”), but juxtaposed against NSN’s older material, the progression is that much more remarkable. Ultimately, you have to admire Drew’s refusal to remain stagnant as he continues to challenge himself with new songs.
