UK punk rockers The Cut Ups have released a music video for their track “Thomas Orchard Is No Longer Around”. The single is taken from the band’s forth record Nerves which is available now via Banquet Records.
You can check out “Thomas Orchard Is No Longer Around” below.
UK punk/rock group The Cut Ups have a new music out for the song “End Of The Road,” and you can check it out below.
The track is off the band’s upcoming LP, The Nerves, which is due out later this year on Banquet Records. The track also appears on the band’s new single, also named End Of The Road, which you can pre-order right now, right here.
The Nerves will be the fourth LP from The Cut Ups, and their first full-length release since 2012’s Building Bridges, Starting Here.
Franz Nicolay (formerly of World/Inferno Friendship Society and The Hold Steady) has announced he will be heading to the UK in November for a two-week tour with The Cut Ups, who will perform as Nicolay’s backing band and on their own every night.
You can check out a full list of dates and locations on the tour right here.
Franz Nicolay last released a split 7-inch with Mischief Brew on June 4th through Silver Sprocket Bicycle Club. Click here to stream the entire split.
The Cut Ups have premiered a new video for their song “Torches.” The song appeared on the group’s recent album “Building Bridges. Starting Here.” Check it out here.
“Building Bridges. Starting Here” was recently released on Household Name Records.
UK punk act The Cut Ups have released a music video for a new song off their new album “Building Bridges. Starting Here.” The tune is called “The Gold War” and you can check it out here.
“Building Bridges. Starting Here” was recently released on Household Name Records.
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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