The Smith Street Band just released a music video for another song off their latest album More Scared of You Than You Are of Me. Check out the video for “Passiona” below.
More Scared of You Than You Are of Me was released in April through SideOneDummy Records.
Toronto’s Flatliners recently announced a set of West Coast tour dates around the US and Canada. They will be accompanied by The Smith Street Band, up until It’s Not Dead Fest. They are also adding a few dates to the end of July, in Canada, supporting Sum 41.
Check out all the dates below.
The Flatliners put out their last album, Inviting Light, back on April 7th of this year via Rise Records.
Australian folk-punk outfit The Smith Street Band have released a music video for their song “Shine”, which is below.
“Shine” is taken from The Smith Street Band’s latest album More Scared of You Than You Are of Me, which was released last April.
Australian folk-punk outfit The Smith Street Band have a new music video out for their new song, “Birthdays.” Watch/listen below.
The song comes from the band’s new full-length album, More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me. That’s due out April 7th on Pool House/Remote Control Records (Aus), SideOneDummy Records (North America), Specialist Subject Records (UK), and Uncle M (EU). It’s up for pre-order now right here.
The album, produced by Jeff Rosenstock, is the band’s first full-length since their 2014 release, Throw Me In The River.
Australian folk punks The Smith Street Band have premiered a music video for their brand new single “Death to the Lads”, and you can check it out below.
“Death to the Lads” is the title track from The Smith Street Band’s upcoming fourth album, due for release early next year through Banquet Records.
The Smith Street Band have announced that they will be heading out on a North American tour this spring, and that they’ll be bringing Hard Girls along for the entire ride. Supporting acts on the tour include Diners, Worriers, Signals Midwest, and Lee Corey Oswald on select dates.
You can check out the tour dates and locations below.
The Smith Street Band released a 7-inch titled “I Scare Myself Sometimes” on August 24, 2015 as a follow up to their 2014 debut album, Throw Me in the River. Hard Girls released their second album, A Thousand Surfaces, on June 24, 2014.
Australian punks The Smith Street Band have announced that they will be releasing a new 7-inch titled “I Scare Myself Sometimes”. The single will feature two songs recorded during the Throw Me in the River sessions but not included on the album. The band has also released a music video for the 7-inch’s title track. You can check out “I Scare Myself Sometimes” below.
“I Scare Myself Sometimes” will be released in limited quantities on August 24, 2015 through Banquet Records. You can pre-order it here.
Australian folk punks The Smith Street Band just put out a new video in their ‘Live at the Corner Hotel’ series. You can watch “Surrender” below.
The video was recorded at, as you probably guessed, the Corner Hotel in Melbourne/Richmond, back in November. The track is off the band’s latest full-length, Throw Me In The River, which came out in October of last year on SideOneDummy (US), Uncle M Music (Europe), Poison City Records (Australia), and Banquet Records (UK).
The Smith Street Band have about 30 shows planned throughout Europe over the spring and summer, with a lot of festival dates on the list. Check out the dates/locations below the video.
The latest lineup announcement for Punk Rock Holiday 1.5 has been made! Joining the likes of Satanic Surfers, Less Than Jake, Guttermouth, and more are Teenage Bottlerocket, The Smith Street Band, The Exploited, Raised Fist, Jaya The Cat, and Venerea.
The 2015 edition of the Slovenian festival will be taking place on August 4-7th. Check out their website for more info.
During their recent US tour, Australian rockers The Smith Street Band stopped by Little Elephant in Toledo, Ohio, to play their song “I Don’t Wanna Die Anymore” in-studio. Check out a video of the awesome performance below.
The band’s new album Throw Me In The River was released in October of 2014 through SideOneDummy (US), Uncle M Music (EU), Poison City Records (AU), Banquet Records (UK). They embark on a short run of UK shows with Gnarwolves tonight.
Australia’s The Smith Street Band have released a music video for their song “Something I Can Hold in My Hands,” and you can check it out below.
The track is off the group’s October 2014 album “Throw Me In The River.”
The Smith Street Band will be embarking on a UK your with Gnarwolves in just a few days. You can check out those dates here.
English pop-punk heroes Gnarwolves have announced some U.K tour dates they will be playing this April with The Smith Street Band and Drug Church. Dates and locations can be seen on the above flyer, or below in text form.
Gnarwolves released their self-titled album on September 23, 2014 through Pure Noise Records. The Smith Street Band released Throw Me In The River October 28th through SideOneDummy (US), October 31st on Uncle M Music (Europe) and Poison City Records (Australia), and November 3rd via Banquet Records (UK).
Australia’s The Smith Street Band have released a music video for their song “Get High, See No One,” and you can check it out below.
The track is off the group’s October 2014 album “Throw Me In The River.”
The Smith Street Band is currently on an Australian tour with PUP and you can check out the dates for that here. They will also be touring the US with Andrew Jackson Jihad this spring and the information on that can be found below.
Australia’s The Smith Street Band is sharing a new track titled “Regular Sex”. The song is the B-side of their single “Surrender”, which was a Fest exclusive, and is being streamed in anticipation of the physical release of their latest album, Throw Me In The River.
Throw Me In The River launched digitally in October, and just earlier this week we posted more from the band with their surprise 7″ called “Wipe That Shit Eating Grin Off Of Your Punchable Face”.
Check out “Regular Sex” along with a list of their upcoming US tour dates below. In addition, The Smith Street Band will be touring Australia with PUP over the next few months.
The Smith Street Band have just released a surprise 7″ single called “Wipe That Shit Eating Grin Off Of Your Punchable Face,” which is a political attack on the Australian government’s treatment of asylum seekers. The 7″, which features another new song, “God In The Name Of The Father” on the flipside, is available today on bandcamp and all digital sales will be donated to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. This 7″ will be released through Poison City Records and a large part of the physical sales will also be donated, including all of the proceeds from The Smith Street Band’s benefit show later this month. You can preorder it here.
Check it out below.
In addition to the benefit show, the band will be touring Australia with PUP over the next few months. The Smith Street Band’s latest release was Throw Me In The River, launched in October via SideOneDummy (US), Uncle M Music (Europe), Poison City Records (Australia), and Banquet Records (UK).
When the sun’s out and I’m feeling carefree I love my ska and pop-punk. When I’m feeling nostalgic and wistful I skew towards Menzingers or emo. When I’ve had three cups of coffee and need an outlet for the nebulous discontentment that silently builds behind the exterior of my stoic demeanor I turn towards hardcore-punk. That’s where I’m at this morning so when a request to check out the debut album from Californian skate-punk/hardcore act Facelift hit my inbox it was perfectly timed. This music is raw. It’s fast as hell. And it’s f’ing pissed off. Oh, and it’s riddled with metallic riff breakdowns which absolutely clinched it for me (give it 2:20 into the album opener to see what I mean). Turn up the volume and let off some steam with me by streaming “Sinceforevertilwhenever” here.
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