DS Exclusive: Let Me Downs premiere video from “One More Round”, announce new album “North By Southwest” on Felony Records

Tacoma, Washington punk trio Let Me Downs have teamed up with South Bay California’s Felony Records to release their new album North By Southwest. Due out January 23rd, the album was recorded at Razors Touch Studios in San Diego, CA with Chad Ruiz (Urethane, Skipjack, etc.) and mastered by Scott Hallquist (Ten Foot Pole, DC […]

Tacoma, Washington punk trio Let Me Downs have teamed up with South Bay California’s Felony Records to release their new album North By Southwest. Due out January 23rd, the album was recorded at Razors Touch Studios in San Diego, CA with Chad Ruiz (Urethane, Skipjack, etc.) and mastered by Scott Hallquist (Ten Foot Pole, DC Fallout).

We’re stoked to be exclusively premiering the music video for the album’s lead single “One More Round”. Check it out below! And after you do that, head over to the Felony Records Bandcamp to pre-order North By Southwest on vinyl, CD and/or digital.

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“One More Round” was a concept the band and label molded into this final video. It was directed by Felony Ron McIntyre (Director of The Black Pacific – “I Think I’m Paranoid”, Pulley – “Repeat Offender” & Strike Twelve – “Not A Phase”) with Director of Photography Jacob Maltinsky. Chad Ruiz of Urethane and Skipjack plays the main character of the video, and he also produced North by Southwest. It was shot in El Segundo, CA at South Bay Customs which will host Let Me Downs’ LA album release show.

Catch Let Me Downs on tour in 2025! More dates TBA:

1/23- Pub Rock Live- Scottsdale, AZ w/ Mercy Music, Miles to Nowhere, The Ultramatics
1/24- Tower Bar- San Diego, CA w/Urethane, Miles to Nowhere, Punch Card
1/25- South Bay Customs- El Segundo, CA w/Implants, Miles to Nowhere, Empired
2/7- Twilight Cafe & Bar- Portland, OR w/Chaser, Ninjas with Syringes, The Brass
2/8- Funhouse- Seattle, WA w/Chaser, Head Honcho
3/21- Spur Bar- Star Valley, AZ – w/ It’s Fine, Vices To The Grave
3/22- Yucca Tap Room- Tempe, AZ w/Chaser, No Gimmick, It’s Fine

PRE-ORDER THE RECORD!

DO IT!!!

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New Review Update: New Reviews for December 20, 2024

Today's reviews are: Groovie Ghoulies – Freaks on Parade Your Own Knife – People Die Here All The TimeDead Boys – Live In San FranciscoYou can check out any of our reviews right here. 

Knifeplay: "Old Time Christmas"

Knifeplay have released a new holiday song. It is called “Old Time Christmas” and is this year’s addition to their constantly growing For The Holidays album which they began in 2019. The album is available on Bandcamp until New Year’s Day and all proceeds from the record will be donated to Broad Street Love which provides food and clothing to those experiencing homelessness in Philadelphia. Check out the song below.

Wind In Mono release video for "Decade"

Wind In Mono have released a video for their song “Decade”. The song was released in November and is the duo’s third song released this year. Check out the video below.

Midnight Answers: “Terminal: Separation”

Midnight Answers have released a new song. It is called “Terminal: Separation” and is available digitally via Audsounds. Midnight Answers released their debut single “Terminal: Overture” earlier this year. Check out the song below.

Dead Boys have selected a new singer… but the name is secret for now…

The Dead Boys have announced their new singer. As you likely know, recently Jake Hout left the band, after singing for them for more than a decade. However, the identity of the new singer is being kept secret for now. We'll let you know when it is announced. On related news, Dead Boys just released Live In San Francisco and they have two albums in the works, including one that finds Cheetah Chrome collaborating with Glen Matlock, Clem Burke, and James Williamson. We spoke to Cheetah Chrome earlier this month.

Fucked Up release "Apricot" on Bandcamp for 24 hours

Fucked Up have released a new song called “Apricot”. The song is available on Bandcamp for 24 hours and all proceeds will go to the Parkdale Community Food Bank. The song is also available on a limited edition flexi-disc. Fucked Up released their albums Someday and Another Day earlier this year. Check out the song below while you can.

Festivals & Events: Goldfinger, Propagandhi, Voodoo Glow Skulls, more to play Red Bridge Fest 2025

Quebec-based punk festival Red Bridge Fest has announced its full lineup for 2025. On June 6 Goldfinger, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Frenzal Rhomb, Penelope, and Implants will be playing. On June 7 Propagandhi, Vulgaires Machins, Authority Zero, The Rumjacks, Slick Shoes, Misconduct, Ten Days Late, and XXsmile will be playing. Red Bridge Fest will take place June 6-7, 2025 in Pont-Rouge, Quebec.

Fat Mike releases "Strung Out" version of "Kids of the K Hole"

Fat Mike has released a “Gets Strung Out” version of NOFX’s “Kids of the K Hole”. The song originally appeared on NOFX’s 1997 album So Long and Thanks for All The Shoes. The new version features Matt Nasir from The Sleeping Souls and will be off the second Fat Mike Gets Strung Out album which will be coming out in 2025 via Fat Wreck Chords. Fat Mike released the first Fat Mike Gets Strung Out album in 2023. Check out the song below.

DS Photo Gallery: City Mouse, Plaster, and Crimson Riot at Red Dwarf in Las Vegas, Nevada.

On 1 November, I had the privilege of hanging out with friends who took me to see City Mouse, Plaster, and Crimson Riot at the Red Dwarf. Located on the East Side of Las Vegas, the Red Dwarf is known for their Detroit-style pizzas and live music. If you find yourself in Vegas, this place […]

On 1 November, I had the privilege of hanging out with friends who took me to see City Mouse, Plaster, and Crimson Riot at the Red Dwarf. Located on the East Side of Las Vegas, the Red Dwarf is known for their Detroit-style pizzas and live music. If you find yourself in Vegas, this place is worth a visit!

City Mouse is a California-based pop punk band. The band’s energy on stage was and I was immediately drawn to Dee’s voice. It’s powerful and punchy and will resonate with you for days. Band members for this show included Miski Dee on vox and guitar, Jen Louie on bass, and Danny Michael on drums. Davey, guitarist, sat this show out due to hearth issues but is on the road to recovery. Find them here next.

Add their Christmas jingle, “Don’t Blame It on the Mistletoe,” to your holiday playlist!

Plaster is a Las Vegas punky indie rock band with members Aldred on vox and guitar, Eric on bass, Gabe on guitar, and Beau on drums. The band played a killer set and sounded great!

Plaster is preparing for the release of their self-titled, debut EP produced and mixed by Tim White of Sweet Morphine and Snowdonnas. Find them here.

Crimson Riot is a Vegas-based pop punk trio but played this set as a two-piece as they recently lost their drummer. The band’s set started out and finished strong with catchy tunes and and energetic stage presence. The band is Roxy Gunn on vox and guitar and Chris Reject on vox and bass. They’re currently looking for a new drummer. So, if you know anyone in the Vegas area who might be a good fit, let ’em know! Find them here next.

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