This is a song I feel like had a renaissance for us as a band. I know Frankie has consistently been a fan, but when I came back to this song, I really listened to the bass part for the first time and ...

Origami Angel have announced a new album, Feeling Not Found, due September 27 via Counter Intuitive Records, and you can pre-order it from the band’s new early-2000s Windows-looking website ...

Macseal’s ever-evolving indie-rock sound has settled into something deceptively simple and charmingly catchy on their new “Map It Out” (6131 Records) EP. Though the Farmingdale-based quintet is still ...

Macseal have been quiet since the release of the 2019 gem Super Enthusiast (the mathy "Mystery Inc." remains a banger). Today, the Long Island indie rock band is announcing its follow-up, Permanent ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Macseal (Credit Carly Tribby) Touring coast to coast? A big step. As headliners? Huge deal. But what really makes this tour unique ...

In 2019, “emo from Long Island” and “Long Island emo” are two very different things. Over the last few years, the classic poison-pen-valentine sound has slowly commingled with the bookish, bashful ...

Long Island pop-punks Macseal have a new album called Permanent Repeat coming out in July, which they announced last month with lead single "Golden Harbor." They're following up that song today with ...

In the wake of their latest album release, Feeling Not Found, Origami Angel made a pit stop on Nov. 6 at the Great American Music Hall. Joined by opening acts Forests, Macseal and Arm’s Length, their ...

Out of every possible explanation for their band name, Macseal is confident the real one’s stranger than you think. Bartlett, especially, delighted in posting elaborate “nonsense stories” to his ...

Get in the gift-giving groove with tunes sure to please the music lover in your life. This vinyl LP by popular Long Island band Macseal is just one of the many limited and exclusive records available ...

Touring coast to coast? A big step. As headliners? Huge deal. But what really makes this tour unique for the indie rockers in Macseal? “It’s the first one that we didn’t book ourselves,” laughs one of ...