Into It. Over It.

by Matt Kelchner “So like I said we’re Game of Thrones from HBO,” Evan Weiss, singer/guitarist and mastermind behind Into It. Over It., mentioned a few songs into their headlining set Sunday night at the TLA. Yes, they were going up stiff competition to close out the week, but Read More

Into It. Over It. Standards Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner On Standards, Evan Weiss’ third “official” release for his primary musical outlet, Into It. Over It., the back story alone is enough to write lengthy articles. The journey begins with the “locked up in a cabin” approach with Read More

by Matt Kelchner Hailed as being one of the forefathers of the “emo” scene, it’s been a long time since Mineral were a functioning band. A LONG time. The Austin four piece officially broke up after finishing their sophomore album, EndSerenading, in 1997. Their collection of songs Read More

by Matt Kelchner The doors to Union Transfer typically do not open as early as they did on Saturday night, but things were different when Into It. Over It. brought their headlining tour to Philadelphia for a night filled some of the best acts in the punk scene. In total, five Read More

by Matt Kelchner It’s a seemingly neverending yet enjoyable cycle of work for Evan Weiss.  There’s never a dull moment in the life of Evan Weiss. Whether working on his main project, Into It. Over It., any one of his other bands, or his new label, something is always keeping him Read More

Into It. Over It. Intersections Reviewed by: Nate Adams     Calling indie punk bands like Into It. Over It. “Kinsella-inspired” is just as cliché as calling them “emo” at this point. Sure, the Chicago band’s new album, Intersections, has all the springy melodies, Read More