Lancaster rockers SPILL and Defeater frontman Derek Archaumbault’s side project Alcoa have announced a Spring tour in the US beginning on May 19. You can find tour dates, locations, and lineup information below.
The bands will be bringing along Jake Clarke, former guitarist and vocalist for Superheaven, and Spur, a dream punk band from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, who will be supporting on different dates. Alcoa and Spill will also be playing BLED FEST on May 27.
Defeater frontman Derek Archaumbault’s side project Alcoa have announced their latest EP, a split with indie rockers Choir Vandals, will be released on November 4th, 2016. Along with this news, Alcoa have allowed fans to sample their latest material on track “What a Fool”.
You can enjoy their newest offering below while you wait for the split EP to be released.
Alcoa, the side project of Derek Archambault of Defeater, has released a video premiere for their new single “All Dolled Up” via AVClub Music. The track appears on the band’s new LP, “Parlour Tricks”, which was released earlier this month. You can watch the video below.
This is Alcoa’s second album, coming after their album “Bone & Marrow”, both via Bridge Nine Records.
Along with the new video, Alcoa will also be hitting the road in March. The tour will take them from New England out to Michigan and back, including a stop in Toronto. Following that, they will hit the UK and Germany in May before returning to the states for a set at this year’s “Skate & Surf Festival”. Check out the full list of tour dates below.
Alcoa, the side project of Derek Archambault of Defeater fame, is headed out on the road next month. The band announced an eleven day tour alongside Missouri’s Choir Vandals that’ll have both bands traversing the Northeastern United States and southern Ontario. Check out the full rundown below.
Alcoa’s sophomore album, “Parlour Tricks,” will hit the streets February 24th via Bridge Nine Records.
Alcoa, the side project of Derek Archambault of Defeater fame, is premiering a brand new track. It’s called “Always Chasing Me”, and you can check it out here.
“Always Chasing Me” will appear on Alcoa’s sophomore album, “Parlour Tricks”, which is due out February 24th 2015 via Bridge Nine Records.
Check out the full list of dates for Alcoa’s first US tour, featuring Have Mercy and Head North, among others, right here. Alcoa released their debut album, “Bone & Marrow” last February, also through Bridge Nine.
Alcoa, the side project of Derek Archambault of Defeater fame, is premiering a brand new track. It’s called “All Dolled Up,” and you can check it out here.
“All Dolled Up” is scheduled to appear on Alcoa’s sophomore album, “Parlour Tricks, which is due out February 24th 2015 via Bridge Nine Records.
Check out the full list of dates for Alcoa’s first US tour, featuring Have Mercy and Head North, among others, right here. Alcoa released their debut album, Bone & Marrow on February 26, 2013, also via Bridge Nine.
Alcoa, the side project of Derek Archambault of Defeater has just announced details of their upcoming album. “Parlour Tricks” will be released February 24th 2015 via Bridge Nine Records. In addition to the new album, Alcoa will soon be heading out on their first US tour, which will feature support from Front Porch Step, Have Mercy, Head North and more.
Check out the full list of dates below. Alcoa released their debut album, Bone & Marrow on February 26, 2013 via Bridge Nine Records.
Huntington Beach-based label No Sleep Records have just released their No Sleep ‘Till Christmas compilation today, and they are offering it for free download. You can stream it in full, or snag a copy of your own, below.
The compilation features holiday-themed tracks from Alcoa, Daisyhead, Kill Wealthy Dowager, Lee Corey Oswald, and Seasons Change.
Alcoa, the side project of Derek Archambault of Defeater, is heading back into the studio to record their sophomore album. The band was once a solo project, but now has expanded into a full line up featuring upright bass, banjo, fiddle, pedal steel, piano/organ, and boy/girl dueling vocals.
No word on a title or release date of Alcoa’s second album, but we’ll keep you posted as the information becomes available. Alcoa released their debut album, Bone & Marrow on February 26, 2013 via Bridge Nine Records.
New Hampshire folk/punk artist Alcoa (also known as Defeater frontman Derek Archambault) has announced the release of a new EP titled Thank You. The title apparently stems from Archambault’s successful crowd-sourcing campaign to raise money for his hip replacement surgery.
The EP, which features covers of tracks by Make Do And Mend, I Am The Avalanche, Defeater, and more, will be released on December 2nd via Bridge Nine Records. You can check out the track listing below.
Defeater / Alcoa frontman Derek Archambault launched a PledgeMusic campaign less than a week ago to fund a much-needed replacement surgery, which he estimated will set him back approximately $50,000.
As a ‘thank you’ for the fans and friends that have already contributed to the fund which is presently at more than 50%, Archambault is streaming a re-recorded electric version of the track “I Don’t Mind” which will appear on the pledge-funded EP, “Thank You.” Check it out below.
We sincerely hope Derek gets the medical help he needs and that it doesn’t cost him an arm and a leg. Defeater last released Letters Home in July, 2013 through Bridge Nine Records.
Bridge Nine Records is continuing their rather awesome run of offering up free music from their discography for a limited time only. This week, they’re giving you the two-song release “Drowned” from Alcoa, the solo project otherwise known as Derek Archambault from Defeater. Click here to get your own copy, but hurry…it’s only available this week.
Alcoa’s debut full-length, “Bone & Marrow,” was released earlier this year via (you guessed it) Bridge Nine.
Alcoa, solo project of Defeater vocalist Derek Archambault have released their first album for stream. You can list to it here.
Alcoa’s debut album, Bone & Marrow, is out today on Bridge 9 Records.
Alcoa, solo project of Defeater vocalist Derek Archambault, played an acoustic version of “I Don’t Feel Welcome Here Anymore” at the Bridge 9 office. Check out the video here.
The song is from Alcoa’s upcoming debut album, Bone & Marrow, which will be out February 26 on Bridge 9 Records.
Alcoa, solo project of Defeater vocalist Derek Archambault, has posted “Keep Track/Lose Track” for free download. The song is from Alcoa’s upcoming debut album, Bone & Marrow. You can download the song here.
The 11-track record is set for a Feb. 26 release on Bridge Nine Records.
Hailing from Lincoln, UK Nieviem is a newer skate punk band that has been tearing it up for a little over a year. Steadily releasing new songs, live recordings, and EPs, the band continues the trend with their second EP The Hope Is There. The EP is fast and heavy, borrowing from hardcore but still strongly entrenched in 90's skate punk. If that sounds up your alley, then give it a listen here.
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