Chorus.fm — Geoff Rickly of Thursday performed at Kops Records early this week and talked about how “This Song Brought to You by a Falling Bomb” came to be: … and I thought, god, I wish I could write a commercial for a bomb because it’s like the perfect ... more info

Stereogum — New York is a great place to see a rap show, partly because there's always a chance that a special guest or two will make a surprise appearance onstage. The same thing does not typically happen at post-hardcore shows, but it did last night. Los Angel... more info

Chorus.fm — Geoff Rickly of Thursday is the latest guest on the Vinyl Me, Please podcast. He discusses his thoughts on Brand New’s new album Science Fiction. more info

Chorus.fm — Geoff Rickly of Thursday has posted a message on Twitter after the death of Chester Bennington, it touches on depression and being a frontman of a band. You can find the full message below. I do actually think there are a bunch of factors at work on ... more info

Chorus.fm — Here’s a great thread on Twitter from Geoff Rickly of Thursday talking about toxic masculinity in the music scene: There are so many idiotic and arrogant statements made by members of both bands in this article. A lot of muddling of issues and bro ... more info

Chorus.fm — United Nations have released their new song “Stairway to Mar-a-Lago.” Noisey debuted the track and point out that it is not Geoff Rickly on vocals: [S]inger Geoff Rickly has stepped down from vocal duties. But recognizing that these are dark time... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The members of political screamo band United Nations were a secret to begin with, but it was basically always known that Thursday's Geoff Rickly was the vocalist. Geoff's actually stepped down from vocal duties... Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — For reasons you might be able to figure out, this is a big day for protest songs. And now here's another one. United Nations, the great hardcore band led by Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly, have been a bit quiet ever since they released their 2014 LP ... more info

Chorus.fm — Geoff Rickly of Thursday posted a message on Twitter defending G.L.O.S.S. on their decision to remain independent. Brief notes in defense of G.L.O.S.S. I'm interested in discussing, not telling anyone "how it is"! pic.twitter.com/UFIZsf8W67 — G... more info

Chorus.fm — Gary Suarez, writing at Pitchfork, speaks with Geoff Rickly of Thursday on “surviving” Martin Shkreli. This is the first time I’ve seen Geoff publicly mention that Collect Records was originally going to put out that The Hotelier album: We woul... more info