The World Over

It’s International Women’s Day, and in honor of that we are celebrating the tons of inspiring and badass women in the rock and alternative world. In the past, when AP has published pieces about the necessity of women’s voices, we have found our comment sections full of passionate voices telling us to “just go make a sandwich” that there simply “aren’t a lot of women in bands.” So here is a list of more than 100 bands that feature women. By no means is this an exhaustive list, merely an effort to make the point that whether it’s in stadiums or dirty basements, there are many talented and amazing women making their mark in alternative music. - Alternative Press

A lot happens in our scene each week. In an attempt to capture what you might've missed, we gather up noteworthy moments and package ... - Alternative Press

ギター弦の超有名ブランドErnie Ball創設者の孫娘Tiaday Ballがフロントウーマンを務めるカリフォルニア,ロサンゼルス出身ポストハードコアバンドThe World Overが “Mountains” のMusic Videoを公開しました。この曲は今年8月にセルフリリースされた最新EP「Mountains」に収録されています。以下Music Videoをチェックして、ぜひ感想を聞かせてください - Alt. Press Japan

If you’re a fan of PVRIS, Issues, Bring Me The Horizon, and/or TesseracT, get ready to fall madly in love with The World Over (T.W.O.). This Los Angeles alt-rock screamo band is led by front-woman Tiaday Ball, granddaughter of Ernie Ball (creator of Slinky Strings and Music Man guitars). Founders of T.W.O. include Xavier Moreux, Tiaday Ball, Ryan Knecht, Anthony Dellaripa, and Eric Gledhill. They all came together making music that “could represent many different cultures and promote messages of hope and empowerment”.

Aside from collaborating with former Escape the Fate guitarist, Omar Espinosa on their 2014 release, “Rampart District“, T.W.O. has performed at world famous venues including Whisky A Go Go, The Viper Room, House Of Blues. They’ve also played alongside acts like Attila, As Blood Runs Black, Meytal Cohen, and The Browning. Their latest EP “Mountains” was released last month and is available for purchase on iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play.

According to their website, T.W.O. is breaking the “boundaries of rock music” with the new album, which is allowing the band to reach a “much broader spectrum of listeners with their new sound, but still reflecting on their roots in post-hardcore.” - Tattoo.com