Anti-Flag have posted the new video for their track, “When All The Lights Go Out.” The song comes from their album, The People or the Gun which is due out June 9, 2009. Visit sideonedummy.com/antiflag to pre-order the new record! You can watch the video on the Full Story page (click the headline).
Anti-Flag have posted the new video for their track, “When All The Lights Go Out.” The song comes from their album, The People or the Gun which is due out June 9, 2009. Visit sideonedummy.com/antiflag to pre-order the new record!
You can watch the video on the Full Story page (click the headline).
Here’s your chance to hear Rancid’s “Let The Dominoes Fall” in it’s entirety before it hits stores on June 2nd. Er… Today. Head to the band’s MySpace and find out if it’s less disappointing than their last album.
Here’s your chance to hear Rancid’s “Let The Dominoes Fall” in it’s entirety before it hits stores on June 2nd. Er… Today. Head to the band’s MySpace and find out if it’s less disappointing than their last album.
Not really sure if this is news but according to a blog post on The Queers myspace page, Dangerous Dave, bass player for The Queers, is indeed, well… queer. He’s gay folks. See the announcement here.
Not really sure if this is news but according to a blog post on The Queers myspace page, Dangerous Dave, bass player for The Queers, is indeed, well… queer. He’s gay folks. See the announcement here.
Christian hadcore/medal act For Today have posted 3 new tracks from their forthcoming album “Portraits” on their myspace page. “Portraits” hits stores June 9th.
Christian hadcore/medal act For Today have posted 3 new tracks from their forthcoming album “Portraits” on their myspace page.
“Portraits” hits stores June 9th.
Rancid has posted their own commentary for each of the tracks on their latest album “Let The Dominoes Fall” on their myspace blog. It starts off like this: “Over the eighteen years we’ve been a band we’ve seen a lot of things and been a lot of places. We’ve always done it our way. Never […]
Rancid has posted their own commentary for each of the tracks on their latest album “Let The Dominoes Fall” on their myspace blog. It starts off like this:
“Over the eighteen years we’ve been a band we’ve seen a lot of things and been a lot of places. We’ve always done it our way. Never compromising, never wavering. We’ve outlasted passing trends, fads and bands because Rancid is a brotherhood which can’t be broken. Coming from working class families, our band has never forgotten where we come from. From academics to homeless kids on the streets and everyone in between have related to our music. We’ve never felt tighter and more alive than on this album. The following are thoughts and interpretations behind the music of Let the Dominoes Fall.” – Rancid
The iconic punk band’s latest effort is being widely criticized as a massive flop, which might actually make reading the complete commentary all the more interesting…
You can check it out here.
South Central Los Angeles based Media Control have decided to throw in the towel after a 3 year run. You can read the official post left on their myspace page here.
South Central Los Angeles based Media Control have decided to throw in the towel after a 3 year run. You can read the official post left on their myspace page here.
Mark from The Unseen does a guest vocal appearance on the track “Reflection” by New Zealand’s premiere punk rocking outfit The Rabble. You can listen to the tune on The Rabble’s MySpace page.
Mark from The Unseen does a guest vocal appearance on the track “Reflection” by New Zealand’s premiere punk rocking outfit The Rabble. You can listen to the tune on The Rabble’s MySpace page.
Set Your Goals and Four Year Strong are hitting the road this summer. On July 21st, SYG’s Epitaph debut, This Will Be The Death Of Us drops followed by a full US Tour! Check out the dates at epitaph.
Set Your Goals and Four Year Strong are hitting the road this summer. On July 21st, SYG’s Epitaph debut, This Will Be The Death Of Us drops followed by a full US Tour! Check out the dates at epitaph.
Simi Valley’s Majority Lost are releasing a new EP titled “… Falls Off The Bandwagon” on June 12th. The EP is the band’s first release on Horns Up Records and you can check out a few of the tracks over on their MySpace page. Majority Lost released their full-length “Gods, Kings & Personal Demons” on […]
Simi Valley’s Majority Lost are releasing a new EP titled “… Falls Off The Bandwagon” on June 12th. The EP is the band’s first release on Horns Up Records and you can check out a few of the tracks over on their MySpace page.
Majority Lost released their full-length “Gods, Kings & Personal Demons” on Felony Records last year.
Youthinasia is a 4 piece skate punk band out of Ontario, Canada but don’t let that fool you. These guys are f’ing amazing. If NOFX, Sublime and old school Blink 182 had a baby Youthinasia would be their love child. “Premature Erockulation” is the band’s first full length album. It was released on their own […]
Youthinasia is a 4 piece skate punk band out of Ontario, Canada but don’t let that fool you. These guys are f’ing amazing. If NOFX, Sublime and old school Blink 182 had a baby Youthinasia would be their love child.
“Premature Erockulation” is the band’s first full length album. It was released on their own label Dick Rawk Records, so maybe not too surprising most of us in the states haven’t heard of them. Yet. As you might have guessed from the album’s title these guys tend to skew lyrically towards the humorous and/or raunchy though they do have a few sincere, more serious tracks. Regardless of where their songs range topicly the musicianship is nothing to laugh at. Literally EVERY song on this album is good. I’d even say about half of them are REALLY good. Each song has it’s own flavor, ranging from straight up melodic skate punk to a couple ska/reggae influenced tracks, with even a splash of hardcore here and there. These guys can play their instruments, write good songs, and the lead singer’s vocals sound pretty legit too.
Best Songs: “Jimmy Beaner”, “The Deadline”, “Mr. Blisters”
**I’m giving this band 5 out of 5 stars because I never skip a single track when I listen to this album and every song is unique enough to completely stand out from the rest without losing the band’s identity as a straight up punk rock outfit. I absolutely can’t wait to see what comes next for these guys.