Crossover icons D.R.I. have announced that their highly-anticipated new EP is now in post-production. The band has announced no title or release date, but we’ll keep you posted as more details on the EP come to light.
D.R.I.’s last full-length studio album, Full Speed Ahead, was released in 1995. Nearly a year ago, D.R.I. parted ways with their longtime drummer Rob Rampy, who has since been replaced by Brandon Karns.
Do you guys remember when Flogging Molly put out music that made you want to dance a jig and mosh at the same time? Fast and aggressive enough to satisfy your rebellious soul yet folky enough to provide a depth sometimes lacking in more traditional punk rock? Those were the days. And I thought they were over until I stumbled across The Killigans. Hailing from Lincoln, Nebraska of all places, this six-some channel folk-punk as if they were spawned from the back of a gypsy caravan in the heart of the Old Country. Playing together since 2004, how they escaped my notice until now is beyond me, but let's not dwell on that. What's important is that they just released a new full-length titled "Dance On Your Grave" and I'm here today to tell you it is well worth a listen. Do so here.
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