See also: Interview with Lauren Larson of Ume, sharing the bill this Sunday. With the addition of singer and guitarist Ted Stevens, formerly of Lullaby For the Working Class, Cursive began to write an ...

The stage was brightly lit with the black stenciled numbers “400” beaming behind the instruments and microphone stands as a soft hum came from the speakers at the 400 Bar, Friday March 23, as Omaha ...

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Seeing Cursive perform its seminal 2003 record, The Ugly Organ, in its entirety is a dream come true for most fans. The album arguably is the band’s best work (with Domestica coming in a close second) ...

If it’s possible that there’s a good time to find out that the first person you said “I love you” to is marrying the girl he dumped you for, you could do worse than the middle of a Cursive show. I’m ...

Tim Kasher recognized at an early age that time has a way of dulling the edges of creativity and stripping songwriters of their emotional potency, especially in the realm of rock music. And that's why ...

James Brown may have been the hardest-working man in show business, but Tim Kasher certainly deserves some consideration for that honor in the emo/post-hardcore business. As the frontman for Cursive ...

On Cursive‘s latest full-length, the band calls humanity on its bullshit through the standard, “wake-the-fuck-up” music of American rebellion: rock ‘n’ roll. The disc features legions of crunchy, ...

As one of the more notable bands to come out of the early 2000s post-hardcore scene, Cursive have almost certainly influenced a whole lot of bands who'd go on to sign with Run For Cover. Now, Cursive ...

The musical corner of the internet briefly lost its collective mind Jan. 18 in response to the announcement of When We Were Young. The one-day festival's lineup was loaded with a ridiculous 60-plus ...

With each successive release, Cursive seems to further cement itself as an increasingly important band while quietly moving away from the emo label it had been saddled with early on in its career—a ...

The technique, embraced by singers from Shawn Mendes to Tate McRae, has its detractors. But creativity is built on trends Poyt your hand in myeee and we’ll be joyfoy and feel goyidd. Typed out, this ...