Sharks have debuted a brand new music video. The video features the song “Sunday’s Hand” from their newest album, Selfhood, released back in April via Rise Records.
Light Years has announced that they will be heading on tour with Mixtapes and You Blew It! this summer with support from Modern Baseball and Last Call on select dates. Light Years are supporting their debut LP, I Won’t Hold This Against You, which is available now throughout the world on a variety of formats through various record labels.
A second pressing of their Escapist Records released Just Between Us 7” is currently in the works for a winter release on all new color variations; more details in the coming months.
Jukebox The Ghost has premiered a new music video. The video features the song “Oh, Emily” from latest full length, Safe Travels, released last year via Yep Rock Records.
Major League has debuted a brand new music video. The video features the song “Final Thoughts” from their latest album, Hard Feelings, out now on No Sleep Records. Guitarist/co-vocalist Brian Joyce comments on the song meaning:
“When I’m laying on my deathbed, it’s not going to matter what kind of car I’m driving or how big my house is… It’s the experiences and memories we’ve made that I get to take to the grave with me. If all of this ended tomorrow than we’ve been extremely blessed with the opportunities we’ve been given. That’s what both this song and video mean to us.”
Black Numbers Records has released a label based sampler for the summer. The free digital compilation includes songs from Banquets, Pentimento, and Great Lakes USA to name a few.
Posted on June 19th, 2013 at 9:00 am by Steven Farkas in News | No comments yet.
Austin’s alt-punks Driver Friendly have released a video for their track Run from their new EP Peaks + Valleys. The video was recorded over 2 days at an abandoned school and features the band inside rooms with wall to wall TV’s. Singer and synth player Tyler Dagger had this to say about the shoot:
”We used over 30 TVs in the music video, and we found them in various garage sales or on Craigslist. The school only had a couple working electricity outlets so we bought huge extension chords that were over a hundred feet when combined.”
Don’t try that at home kids, but DO check out the video for Runhere.
The Swellers has debuted a brand new music video. The video features the song “Running Out Of Places To Go” from their recently reissued EP of the same name. The band currently working on a follow-up.
Filthy metallic hardcore act Cowards has debuted a brand new song. The track is titled “Fork Out” and appears on their upcoming 12″ EP Hoarder, due out September 1, 2013 on Throatruiner Records and Ruins Records.
Horror rockers Calabrese have debuted a brand new music video. The video features the song “Coffin Of Ruins” from their latest full length, Dayglo Necros, released last year on Spookshow Records. The band is currently working on a follow-up.
Posted on June 17th, 2013 at 2:00 pm by Steven Farkas in News | No comments yet.
New Jersey noisemonger Ilan Makes Noise has released a 7 track EP based on the hospital sitcom Scrubs under the name Eagle. The EP, titled Silverware in the Pancake Drawer is available for streaming on their soundcloud page.
Hamden, CT’s Wolves At Bay have announced an east coast tour from July 5-12 in support of their latest release, I Was the Devil Once which is out now on Animal Style Records.
The record follows Wolves at Bay’s 2011 LP, Only a Mirror. The EP was produced, mixed, mastered and engineered by Nick Bellmore (Make Do And Mend, Hatebreed, Toxic Holocaust, Death Threat) at Dexter’s Lab Recording in Milford CT.
Rancid frontman Tim Armstrong has posted yet another new song under the moniker Tim Timebomb and Friends.
Just as he has down in the past, the newest song from Tim is a re-imagined version of a classic Rancid tune as they tackle Journey To The End of the East Bay from their landmark album, … And Out Come The Wolves.
Posted on June 13th, 2013 at 11:00 am by Steven Farkas in News | One comment
Columbus Ohio’s punk sons Two Cow Garage have announced their new album The Death of the Self-Preservation Society will be released in partnership with Last Chance Records in September of this year. The band retreated to the countryside setting of Hi/Lo Studios, which is actually a 100 year old barn (we suspect more than 2 cows could fit in this ‘garage’ though). Vocalist Micah Schnabel enjoyed being back in the studio and has said that being in a more isolated location helped the band focus:
“We’ve recorded there a few times and we have just fallen in love with it,” Schnable said of the studio. “We sleep in the old farm house and wake up every morning to go out and record all day and night. The studio is actually up in what would be the hay loft and it overlooks the farm. It’s just a great place to be locked away and not have the distractions of every day life.”
The Death of the Self-Preservation Society was initially funded through an Indiegogo project, but for those who didn’t, its not long to wait now!
Posted on June 13th, 2013 at 10:00 am by Callum Walsh in News | One comment
Little Big League have teamed up with Tiny Engines to release their debut LP These Are Good People later this summer. Two singles from the album, “My Very Own” and “Lindsey“ can be currently streamed here. In addition to the single streams, the album artwork can be found on the Tiny Engines bandcamp as well.
Less Than Jake has partnered with VHX for the release of six full live concert videos. Each concert features a separate set of the band playing one album in its entirety -Pezcore, Losing Streak, Hello Rockview, Borders and Boundaries, Anthem and In With the Out Crowd.
Individual concert videos be purchased for $5 each, with the entire six-video available for $25. Fans that purchase all five sets will receive bonus content. Check them out here.
Santa Cruz metal outfit Arsonists Get All The Girls are due to release their fifth full length this summer without the support of a label. The album, Listen to the Color will be out this summer and recorded with Zach Ohren (Animosity, All Shall Perish, Decrepit Birth, Light This City).
Listen to the Color also sees the return of original vocalist Remi Rodberg.