UK street punks Epic Problem are now streaming their new EP, ‘False Hopes.’ via Brassneck Records.
The quartet have most recently released a video for their track, ‘Skin Crawl’ which combined MMA into the scenes for a glorious take on a music video.
Stream their new EP below!
UK street punks Epic Problem have premiered an MMA infused music video for their song “Skin Crawl” and you can check it out in all its ass-kicking glory below.
“Skin Crawl” is a new tune that appears on a split that the band put out with Minneapolis punk act The Slow Death through Rad Girlfriend Records (purchase) and Brassneck Records (purchase).
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.
To celebrate their 100th release, British music collective Pumpkin Records has just put out a massive 99 track compilation that features one track from each of their previous releases, including bands like The Infested, Atrocity Solution, Epic Problem, Moral Dilemma, Beng Beng Cocktail, and many more.
The whole thing is available as a pay what you want download, but for 99 tracks, consider giving them a few bucks to help out for the next 100 releases. Give the compilation a listen below.
UK street punks Epic Problem are Holiday released a split 7-inch on Pumpkin Records a couple weeks ago and you can stream the entire thing below.
The release features two new songs from each band and if you consider yourself a fan of street punk I highly recommend you give the tunes a listen, particularly the Epic Problem tracks.
UK street punks Epic Problem have released a music video for a new song titled “Blindside,” and you can check it out below.
The track will be appearing on their upcoming split with Manchester melodic punk band Holiday, which is due out soon on Pumpkin Records.
UK street punks Epic Problem have a new video out for their song “Petrol Blue”. You can, of course, check it out below.
The song is off the band’s upcoming split with Manchester melodic punk band Holiday, which is due out later this year on Pumpkin Records.
Epic Problem last released their EP, Lines, back in February through Lonsgshot / Rebellion / Rebelsounds / Pirates Press Records.
UK street punk group Epic Problem has just released a new music video for their song “Deny”. You can check out the video below.
The song was taken from the band’s latest EP “Lines”, which was released on February 1, 2014 through Lonsgshot/Rebellion/Rebelsounds/Pirates Press Records.
U.K. street punk act, Epic Problem are streaming their upcoming album “Lines” in its entirety right here.
“Lines” will be released on February 1, 2014 through Lonsgshot/Rebellion/Rebelsounds/Pirates Press Records.
U.K. street punk act, Epic Problem, have released the music video for their song “Lines.”
You watch the video below.
The song will appear on their upcoming EP of the same name, which will be released on February 1, 2014 through Lonsgshot/Rebellion/Rebelsounds/Pirates Press Records.
England-based street punk act Epic Problem are currently streaming a cover of “Weak” originally performed by The Beltones. You can check it out here.
Epic Problem last released their self titled 7″ last year.
Big news week for Epic Problem today. First up, the Derbyshire, England-based street punk four-piece debuted a music video for their new track entitled “Choke.” Check it out here.
Next, the band are streaming their brand-new six-song, ten-inch release, “All Broken,” in its entirety over at Punknews. Check it out here.
Epic Problem released a self-titled seven-inch last year.
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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