Long-running ska punks Goldfinger, who are gearing up to place the West Coast dates on this summer’s Vans Warped Tour, have posted their first new song since 2008′s Hello Destiny.
The song, Am I Deaf?, can be heard below.
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Goldfinger – Am I DeafPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 7:00 pm by Bobby Gorman in Media | No comments yet. |
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Video: The New Lows – PilgrimPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 3:00 pm by Cole Faulkner in Videos | No comments yet.
Tour dates and the video can be found below. The New Lows originally released the new album of their own back in November 2012. It’s still available at their Bandcamp page, as well as iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and Grooveshark. |
Orlando, Fla. veterans The New Lows have premiered a new music video. The video features the song “Pilgrim” from their new album, I Couldn’t Sleep, which is due out in mid-June on vinyl via Kiss Of Death Records. The band plans to tour in June and July. |
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7 Seconds Signs To Rise RecordsPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 2:00 pm by Bobby Gorman in Signings | No comments yet.
Forming in Reno, NV in January 1980, 7 Seconds was the originator of the West Coast Hardcore sound that has had untold influence on the punk landscape as they were one of the first to do the positive hardcore attitude. Unlike many bands from that era, the band still has its original 3 members from 1982: Kevin Seconds, Steve Youth and Troy Mowat, plus Bobby Adams, who has been with the band since 1986. The band will be recording new material this summer in Sacramento with plans to release a new 7″ record followed shortly thereafter by a new full length album. Kevin Seconds expanded: We have about 20 new songs that we’ll record the best 13 songs from. This new record will be all about the energy and drive we still very much possess as a hardcore band. It’s been 9 long years since we’ve recorded a new album so there’s a great deal of urgency in them, with just the right mixture of both fast and mid-tempo tunes for people to sink their teeth into. There is also talks of re-releasing back catalog for a special edition vinyl box-set and possibly recording their first 20 songs written in 1979 in which only 3 were recorded using a hand held tape recorder. |
Rise Records have signed the legendary hardcore band 7 Seconds to their roster. |
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Galactic Cannibal – Slave SongPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 1:00 pm by Bobby Gorman in Media | No comments yet.
Scheduled for an official June 11th release, We’re Fucked will be available on 12-inch vinyl from Underground Communique, Lost Cat and Encapsulated Records. The LP will be limited to 400 on pink (100), bright green (100) and black (200) colorways. The digital version of the album will be handled by Hewhocorrupts Inc. Earlier this year Galactic Cannibal released a four-song EP digitally and on tape, which you can purchase or download for free on Bandcamp. |
Galactic Cannibal, the new project from Direct Hit!‘s Nick Woods and his brother Peter J Wood, have released a new song on New Noise Magazine. The track, Slave Song, is set to appear on their debut full length album We’re Fucked and can be heard |
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Random Holiday Full Album StreamPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 12:00 pm by Cole Faulkner in Album Streams | No comments yet.Pop punk band Random Holiday is streaming their latest full length on Bandcamp. The album is titled Space To Grow and was self released last month. Listen to the full disc here. |
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Hawthrowne Heights Release Track List and Album Art For ZeroPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 11:00 am by Cole Faulkner in News | No comments yet.
Album art, track listing, and a brand new teaser video can be found here courtesy AltPress. |
Hawthorne Heights has revealed new album details for their forthcoming full length, Zero, which is due out June 25, 2013 via Red River Entertainment/ Sony/ RED and was recorded with producer Brian Virtue (30 Seconds To Mars, Chevelle, Audioslave). Drummer Eron Bucciarelli explains the album’s direction: |
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Class of ’92 (Matt Arsenault of A Loss For Words) – My Oh MyPosted on May 24th, 2013 at 10:00 am by Cole Faulkner in Media | No comments yet.A Loss For Words frontman Matt Arsenault has released a new song under his R&B moniker CLASS OF ’92. The track is titled “My Oh My” and was tracked and produced by Chris Curran (A Loss For Words, Vanna, Lions Lions). Arsenault comments:
Check out the song below. |
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Diarrhea Planet Announce New LP And Stream First SinglePosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 5:00 pm by Robyn Hardman in News | No comments yet.
The first single from the LP, ‘Separations’, is currently streaming over on the band’s Soundcloud |
will be releasing their next LP, I’m Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams, via Infinity Cat Recordings later this summer. The LP was recorded in December last year at Marcata Recordings in upstate New York and the band plan on touring extensively this summer in support of the record. |
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Larry and His Flask Detail Upcoming RecordPosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 4:00 pm by Nicole Pollo in Tours, Vinyl News | No comments yet.
By The Lamplight follows the band’s 2012 EP titled Hobo’s Lament. Pre-order the new full-length at Xtra Mile Recordings or Amazon. Larry and His Flask are currently on a world tour. Check out the rest of the dates below. |
Central Oregon’s punk and bluegrass mix Larry and His Flask will release their sophomore album By The Lamplight on June 25, 2013. The record will drop via Cascadian Records, with US distribution by Silver Sprocket Bicycle Club and worldwide by Frank Turner’s Xtra Mile Records. |
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The Starting Line To Release Classic Album On VinylPosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 3:00 pm by Cole Faulkner in News | No comments yet.
Vinyl detail can be found below. |
The Starting Line has announced that their 2005 full length Based on a True Story will be getting the vinyl treatment. The classic album will be released on vinyl on June 25 via Shop Radio Cast in a double LP format in three different variants. An exclusive clear/white smoke version available in Hot Topic stores. |
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Tours: Senses Fail (Australia)Posted on May 23rd, 2013 at 2:00 pm by Cole Faulkner in Tours | No comments yet.
Tour dates can be found below. |
Senses Fail has announced that they are adding five new tour dates to their strip to Australia this summer. The tour begins in August in Brisbane. The band continues to support of their latest full-length, Renacer, which was released back in March on Wise Records in Australia and Staple Records. Singer Buddy Nielsen: |
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Video:Tiny Moving Parts – Vacation Bible SchoolPosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 1:00 pm by Callum Walsh in Videos | No comments yet.Tiny Moving Parts, a three piece based out of Minnesota, have released a video for their song “Vacation Bible School” off of their debut full length This Couch Is Long And Full Of Friendship. In addition to the video, pre-order information for the debut album and tour dates have been released. The full length is currently available on iTunes and can be pre-ordered on vinyl through Kind Of Like Records and on CD through Black Numbers. The video and tour dates can be see below. |
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Misery Signals Announce First New Album In Five YearsPosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 12:00 pm by Cole Faulkner in News | No comments yet.
Upcoming tour dates can be found below. |
Milwaukee metal band Misery Signals has announced plans for their first new full length in five years. The album will be titled J Absent Light and is due out on July 25th. Guitarist Ryan Morgan says comments: |
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Shy Low Sign To Spartan RecordsPosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 11:00 am by Cole Faulkner in Tours | No comments yet.Richmond, VA’s Shy, Low has signed on with indie label Spartan Records. The band plans to release a new EP, Binary Opposition on 12” vinyl on June 25, 2013. The band has detailed touring plans for the summer which can be found below. |
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Pure Noise Records To Sponsor Nitty Gritty Fest 2013Posted on May 23rd, 2013 at 10:00 am by Cole Faulkner in News | No comments yet.
Ticket info can be found here. |
Pure Noise Records has announced they the label will be sponsoring the 2013 edition of Nitty Gritty Fest. The festival takes place at the Nitty Gritty in Rancho Cucamonga, CA on July 27th. Bands included are To The Wind, Troubled Coast, My Iron Lung, Heart to Heart, Sleeping Giant, Rotting Out, and No Bragging Rights to name a few. |
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No Sleep Records Launches ‘Warehouse Sessions’Posted on May 23rd, 2013 at 9:00 am by Nicole Pollo in News | No comments yet.
The first Warehouse Session featured Jon Simmons, singer and guitarist for Pennsylvania-based rock band Balance and Composure. Simmons performed three songs on a van bench in the label’s warehouse. The performance can be seen below. No Sleep Records will continue premiering Warehouse Sessions in the coming months. Subscribe to the label’s YouTube channel to catch the upcoming sessions. |
Huntington Beach, Calif., indie record label No Sleep Records launched a new series called Warehouse Sessions where the label films intimate acoustic performances in their warehouse. |
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Mixtapes – Everything’s EventualPosted on May 23rd, 2013 at 8:00 am by Cole Faulkner in Media | No comments yet.
Listen to the song here. |
Ohio indie-punk quartet Mixtapes has debuted a brand new song. The track is titled “Everything’s Eventual” and is set to appear on their upcoming new album, Ordinary Silence, due out on June 25, 2013 via No Sleep Records. |
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New Photos: Lucero, Make Do And Mend, Anberlin, Knucklhead and Riot Fest TorontoPosted on May 22nd, 2013 at 6:00 pm by Bobby Gorman in ThePunkSite | No comments yet.
After fixing a little bug in our media gallery, we’re back with a vengeance and have posted a ton of new photos for you to devour. We’ll start out West in Denver, Colorado as Mike Fajardo captured an intimate Lucero acoustic show at Illegal Pete’s in April. You can check out those pictures here. Heading up North, Chris Wedman has been busy up in Calgary, Alberta and recently snapped some photos of Anberlin, Make Do and Mend and Knucklehead with The Hockey Fight. And finally we hit up the East Coast as our resident Toronto photographer got some images of Riot Fest Toronto last year featuring the likes of NOFX, Descendents, Andrew WK, Lawrence Arms, Hot Water Music and Less Than Jake here. |
