Swedish punkers Subwaste have released the video for their hard-hitting track Warehouse. The song can be found on their 7″ split with Dead City Dregs, released April 6th via Warbird Entertainment. <<== is the album art for split! The band kept it simple with this song and the result is some high-tempo punk rock with […]
Swedish punkers Subwaste have released the video for their hard-hitting track Warehouse. The song can be found on their 7″ split with Dead City Dregs, released April 6th via Warbird Entertainment. <<== is the album art for split!
The band kept it simple with this song and the result is some high-tempo punk rock with catchy melodies that is sure to get you to rock out.
Click here to watch. [Read more…]
Bay-area hardcore act Ceremony have uploaded their new track Sick, off their upcoming full-length album Rohnert Park, to their label Bridge Nine Records‘ MySpace page. The song is pretty sick! It has that old-school punk sound to it and it sort of reminds me of a slightly ‘harder’ Crass. Does anyone else think Crass when […]
Bay-area hardcore act Ceremony have uploaded their new track Sick, off their upcoming full-length album Rohnert Park, to their label Bridge Nine Records‘ MySpace page. The song is pretty sick! It has that old-school punk sound to it and it sort of reminds me of a slightly ‘harder’ Crass. Does anyone else think Crass when they hear this song?
In addition to featuring on Rohnert Park, the song can also be found on their upcoming 4-song precursor EP that we detailed a couple of weeks ago.
Ceremony released their last album, Still, Nothing Moves You on Bridge Nine Records in 2008.
Ohio punks New Creases have announced a late July/early August tour with Light Years. This tour will see them stay on the east coast with Kentucky being the furthest inland they’ll travel. Click here for the full tour dates. New Creases last released their About Last Night 7″ on February 22nd via Traffic Street Records.
Ohio punks New Creases have announced a late July/early August tour with Light Years. This tour will see them stay on the east coast with Kentucky being the furthest inland they’ll travel. Click here for the full tour dates.
New Creases last released their About Last Night 7″ on February 22nd via Traffic Street Records. [Read more…]
Mike Davies will be airing The History of Epitaph today on the Punk Show on BBC Radio 1 at 9PM UK time (4PM EST/1PM PST). The hour-long program will feature contributions by Epitaph Records owner & Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz, Dexter Holland of The Offspring, Frank Turner, Gallows, and others. You can listen to […]
Mike Davies will be airing The History of Epitaph today on the Punk Show on BBC Radio 1 at 9PM UK time (4PM EST/1PM PST).
The hour-long program will feature contributions by Epitaph Records owner & Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz, Dexter Holland of The Offspring, Frank Turner, Gallows, and others.
You can listen to it here.
If you’re a fan of the label and the different bands on it, this program is sure to give in-depth insight on how this once small label became the large record label we know it as today.
Green Day‘s “secret” side-project Foxboro Hot Tubs recently performed a new song titled It’s Fuck Time at Don Hills in New York City. Apparently the band went on to play the song 7 more times throughout the night. You can watch a video of the new song here. Their last album Stop, Drop, and Roll!!! […]
Green Day‘s “secret” side-project Foxboro Hot Tubs recently performed a new song titled It’s Fuck Time at Don Hills in New York City.
Apparently the band went on to play the song 7 more times throughout the night. You can watch a video of the new song here.
Their last album Stop, Drop, and Roll!!! was released in 2008 on Jingle Town/Warner Records.
We announced the line-up for this year’s Insubordination Fest a couple of weeks ago with Less Than Jake playing on the 26th. In addition to playing at Insubordination Fest, the band announced today that they will be playing a handful of Friday and Saturday night shows prior to the 26th. Click here to see when […]
We announced the line-up for this year’s Insubordination Fest a couple of weeks ago with Less Than Jake playing on the 26th. In addition to playing at Insubordination Fest, the band announced today that they will be playing a handful of Friday and Saturday night shows prior to the 26th.
Click here to see when and where you’ll be able to catch LTJ.
LTJ released their last studio album GNV FLA in June 2008 on Sleep It Off Records.
Connecticut punk band Make Do And Mend are streaming a brand new song on their MySpace page. The song is titled Hand Me Downs and it will appear on their upcoming split with Touché Amoré split, which is tentatively set to be released at the end of June on Panic/6131 Records. (The lyrics for Hand […]
Connecticut punk band Make Do And Mend are streaming a brand new song on their MySpace page. The song is titled Hand Me Downs and it will appear on their upcoming split with Touché Amoré split, which is tentatively set to be released at the end of June on Panic/6131 Records. (The lyrics for Hand Me Downs can be found here.)
The band also stated in a recent blog that they will be headed into the studio to record a new full-length album when they finish their May tour dates.
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The new Young Livers album is, from top to bottom, a 100% solid piece of punk rock machinery. Released April 7, 2010 on No Idea Records, “Of Misery and Toil” is the group’s second full-length release. A tip of the hat goes out to Armand John Anthony, who recorded and mixed the album in June 2009 at Satellite Studios (with the exception of drums, which were recorded and mixed by Ryan Williams).
In terms of production quality, “Of Misery” is worlds away from the Gainesville, FL group’s first full-length, “The New Drop Era.” Instead of overpowering drums, boxed-in guitars and muffled vocals (like on the previous album) the new release puts a much-needed emphasis on guitar and vocal clarity. And while fans of that grittier-sounding, D.I.Y. punk recording aesthetic may shake their heads at this, the step-up in production quality is a godsend for listeners who would actually want to decipher what they’re listening to from time to time. The grit is in the gusto, of which there is none lacking on “Of Misery and Toil.”
Chugging – yet frantic – start-and-stop guitar riffs sandwiching epic, despair-driven breakdowns are what one can expect from “Of Misery.” At times exuding an ‘80s, sequined codpiece kind of feeling, slathered with primal, anthemic vocals and punctuated all throughout by Gatling gun drum fills, it’s as if O, Pioneers and Strike Anywhere had a lovechild that landed somewhere between the most badass emo you’ve ever heard and slightly down-tempo thrash metal. And as much as No Idea would like to compare Young Livers to Thin Lizzy, for the life of me I just can’t do it. Yes, both bands have searing, double-guitar leads that could reduce even the most hardened listener’s face to a quivering pool of music-geek slop. But after that point is where the commonalities between the two end.
Unified enough to feel like feel like an album with a purpose, yet diverse enough to remember the sound of each song, “Of Misery and Toil” proves itself to be a gem among recent punk rock releases. Young Livers are currently making the rounds overseas, hitting up England, Scotland and Germany before returning to the States May 15. Check out tour dates and hear tracks off the new album on the band’s MySpace.
You can stream a brand new song from Hollowpoints on the band’s MySpace page. The song is titled Service Is Our Business and it will appear on the band’s upcoming release Old Haunts On The Horizon, which is slated for release May 11th on Sailor’s Grave (US) and Concrete Jungle (Germany). Hollowpoints are currently on […]
You can stream a brand new song from Hollowpoints on the band’s MySpace page. The song is titled Service Is Our Business and it will appear on the band’s upcoming release Old Haunts On The Horizon, which is slated for release May 11th on Sailor’s Grave (US) and Concrete Jungle (Germany).
Hollowpoints are currently on tour in the US. Check out their Dying Scene Shows page for dates and locations.
Attention metalcore fans: strap on your HazMat suits! Face-melting may occur. Straight out of Orange County, CA, five-piece Division Divide has been on the scene for the better half of a decade now (but under the moniker Miss Leota until 2010). Influenced by bands like Norma Jean and The Dillinger Escape Plan, their melodic guitar riffs, blast-beats, […]
Attention metalcore fans: strap on your HazMat suits! Face-melting may occur. Straight out of Orange County, CA, five-piece Division Divide has been on the scene for the better half of a decade now (but under the moniker Miss Leota until 2010). Influenced by bands like Norma Jean and The Dillinger Escape Plan, their melodic guitar riffs, blast-beats, well-timed and heavy breakdowns, syncopation, and intelligible screaming, sprinkled with hand claps, sing-alongs, and bell tolls will definitely give you something to dance to! Currently being shopped to multiple record labels for the release of their debut LP, The Disgust Of Disguise, Division Divide are constantly on the road, which means you’ll be hearing plenty more from them in the future. Cop a feel at DIVI’s MySpace.