Minneapolis punks, The Slow Death are now streaming two songs via Rad Girlfriend Records that didn’t make it onto the Punishers album. Punishers was released in May earlier this year.
The two songs dubbed “I’ll Be Right Here” and “Factory” are available as a limited editio vinyl as well which you can buy here.
Check out these new tracks from these guys below.
Minneapolis punks The Slow Death are now streaming their new album Punishers out via Rad Girlfriend Records.
The fourteen track full length follows up on the split EP with The Raging Nathans released in 2015.
Stream Punishers below.
UK street punks Epic Problem and Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death are streaming their 4 brand new 4 song split EP right here.
This release sorta came out of nowhere for me but as a fan of both bands I’m incredibly stoked about it. Fans of gruff sounding punk rock won’t be disappointed. I wasn’t.
You can pick up the release through Rad Girlfriend Records here and Brassneck Records here.
A.D.D. Records have released a stream of the new split EP between The Slow Death and The Raging Nathans. You can give it a listen below.
The EP will be officially released tomorrow, May 1, 2015. If you like what you hear you can purchase the release here.
Rad Girlfriend Records have released a new split EP featuring Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death and punk rock’s favorite funny man Kyle Kinane. As a bonus, it looks like the artwork was done by punk rock’s favorite comic artist, Mitch Clem.
Check it out below, and if you like what you hear, you can pick up a copy here.
The Slow Death released their No Heaven EP last August via Rad Girlfriend. Kyle Kinane’s last album was Whisky Icarus back in 2012.
Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death have announced Australian tour dates with Laura Palmer.
You can check out the dates and locations below.
The Slow Death released their No Heaven EP last August via Rad Girlfriend Records.
Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death are streaming a brand new song titled “Breakdown” right here.
The tune will appear on the band’s upcoming split with Chicago’s The Brokedowns, slated to be digitally released on October 29th (physically on November 5th) via Red Scare. The album will be available early for Fest 12 attendees and Chicago residents can look forward to a release party thrown November 8th at Township.
The Slow Death released their No Heaven EP last August via Rad Girlfriend Records while The Brokedowns released their latest album, “Species Bender,” in 2010 via Red Scare.
Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death are streaming a brand new song titled “By The Horns” right here.
The tune will appear on the band’s upcoming split with Chicago’s The Brokedowns slated to be digitally released on October 29th (physically on November 5th) via Red Scare. The album will be available early for Fest 12 attendees and Chicago residents can look forward to a release party thrown November 8th at Township.
The Brokedowns released their latest album, “Species Bender,” in 2010 via Red Scare while the Slow Death released their No Heaven EP last August via Rad Girlfriend Records.
Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death and Chicago’s The Brokedowns will be digitally releasing a six song EP on October 29th (physically on November 5th) via Red Scare. The album will be available early for Fest 12 attendees and Chicago residents can look forward to a release party thrown November 8th at Township.
The Brokedowns released their latest album, “Species Bender,” in 2010 via Red Scare while the Slow Death released their No Heaven EP last August via Rad Girlfriend Records.
We’re a little late on this one (the last time we reported, the band was only streaming two songs), but Minneapolis punk band The Slow Death have put up their new EP, No Heaven, up in its entirety to stream online.
Check it out here.
No Heaven came out (and has been available to stream since) August 5 via Rad Girlfriend Records. The EP followed the band’s debut album, Born Ugly, Got Worse, which came out in 2011 on Kiss of Death Records.
Minneapolis punk band The Slow Death are currently streaming two new songs from their upcoming EP “No Heaven.” Check out “A Little Less Ugly,” and “Nowhere to Sleep” here.
The album can be pre-ordered via the Rad Girlfriend Records big-cartel page here.
Rad Girlfriend Records have released their second compilation, “Rad Girlfriend Records Compilation Vol. II”. The record features acts such as The Slow Death, Rad Company, and Prevenge.
You can download it for free here.
Minneapolis punk band The Slow Death announced via Facebook last Tuesday that they will begin recording a new album this weekend:
“going into the studio this weekend to make a new slow death record.”
The band released their last album “Born Ugly, Got Worse,” in 2011 on Kiss of Death Records.
UK hardcore group The Arteries and Minneapolis, MN punk band The Slow Death have announced a string of European tour dates together, starting next month.
You can check them out by clicking here.
The Arteries released their Restless EP a couple months ago in 2012 on Kiss of Death Records. The Slow Death have tweeted that they’ve entered the studio to record the follow up to their 2011 release Born Ugly Got Worse.
Even more news from the Red Scare front. The label will be doing a split 7″ that will pair up Chicagoland punk band The Brokedowns and Minneapolis punk band The Slow Death. They’ll be doing three songs on each side.
No release info yet but we’ll keep you posted.
I write this spotlight with mixed emotions. I'm stoked to have discovered a new band that I would love to sign to Dying Scene Records, but I'm f'ing pissed to not have discovered them early enough to have done so. The Stifled is a Baltimore foursome that just released their self-titled debut EP, and if I didn't know better I'd think this was Dying Scene Records band A Dying Regime partnered up with the singer from DS Records' first signing, Yankee Brutal. Skate punk with metallic undertones. Melodic vocals with a healthy dose of snarls and gang shouted backups. Fast and heavy. Catchy but angry. My sweet spot. Give the EP a spin here and compare it to a couple choice tracks from Yankee Brutal and A Dying Regime and tell me I'm wrong with this comparison.
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