Note To Scene The Rise and Fall of Boys Like Girls
Mar 24, 2021
This podcast dives deep into the emotional connections within the music scene, honoring the late Corey Steger of Under Oath. It showcases the influence of key bands like Under Oath on rising artists and highlights recent releases from The Maine and Beartooth. The journey of Boys Like Girls is explored, from their humble beginnings to mainstream fame and the impactful 'Love Drunk' album. It also uncovers their struggles in the early 2010s, spotlighting their hit 'Two is Better Than One' and the challenges posed by lineup changes.
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Remembering Corey Steger
- Corey Steger from early Under Oath days died in a car accident and had cared for Dallas Taylor after his ATV crash.
- The host remembers Corey as kind and credits him for contributions people underestimate.
Consistency Built The Main's Longevity
- The Main stuck to a familiar formula and evolved into a dependable post-scene success story.
- They found sustainable footing after leaving a major label and self-releasing through their own label.
Beartooth's Side-Project Origins
- Beartooth originated as a side project and later became Caleb Shomo's main act with a distinct 'rock radio hardcore' sound.
- Their records later reused similar formulas, making new singles like Devastation feel familiar to long-time fans.