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News | 02/09/2010 | If You Make It posts Sundials demo for download
If You Make It has posted a six song demo from Richmond, VA's Sundials as a free download. The website adds:
"I feel like this record fits in perfectly with the recent return of the 90's style rock, ushered in by bands like Cheap Girls, Used Kids, and Failures' Union. It has that fun bouncy style that makes me excited for spring to come."
Check it out here. | |
| 02/09/2010 | BandJob launches website
The Black Axe, the artist collective spearheaded by notable punk artists Richard Minino (aka HORSEBITES), Derek Deal and Skull With Hair have unveiled a new project, dubbed BandJob:
"BandJob caters exclusively to graphic designers, artists and musicians. The site is a "by artists for artists" take on social networking that encompasses everything from t-shirt and album design to webpages. It contains a section for posting jobs which enables users to contact their desired clients, find out their budget and pitch their ideas and style. BandJob acts as a forum for artists to share their work as well as letting musicians seek out the perfect designer for any given project."
Check out the wbesite here. | |
| 02/09/2010 | Dave Grohl, Ashton Kutcher, and Fred Armisen SNL skit on middle aged punks
Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters/Nirvana/Them Crooked Vultures joined Ashton Kutcher and Fred Armisen in a Saturday Night Live sketch that had a group of middle aged fathers reliving their glory days in a punk band and performing a song called "Fist Fight in the Parking Lot" which some may recognize as some sort of hybrid of Black Flag's "TV Party" and Suicidal Tendencies' "Institutionalized."
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| 02/08/2010 | PJ Bond / Billy Wallace
PJ Bond and Billy Wallace and currently on tour together.
Bond continues to support 2009's You Didn't Know I Was Alphabetical in 2009, while Wallace released The Road Spit Me Out last year. | |
| 02/08/2010 | Mixtapes post album for free download
Cincinnati, OH/Detroit, MI outfit Mixtapes have posted their debut, Maps, as a free download. The band notably features Fireworks drummer Tymm Rengers and cites The Promise Ring, Dillinger Four, Superchunk and Rivethead as influences.
The link to download the record can be found at the band's MySpace page. Those having trouble with that link may want to try this one. | |
| 02/08/2010 | Spring Heeled Jack USA: "Waiting, Watching"
To coincide with the band's recently announced reunion after nearly eight years of inaction, we've got a rare song from Spring Heeled Jack's out-of-print album Songs from Suburbia. . The band featured future members of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Reel Big Fish, Less Than Jake, Pilfers and other notable acts of the late 90s third wave ska movement. This year the group will also be reissuing their long out of print albums Static World View and Songs From Suburbia on vinyl via Asbestos Records.
You can check out the song on their Punknews.org Profile | |
| 02/08/2010 | Monikers: 'Men'
Our stream today comes from Orlando, FL/Brooklyn, NY-based Monikers. We've got a stream of the band's new 7", Men.
You can check it out on their Punknews.org page. | |
| 02/08/2010 | 7 Seconds, Rival Schools, F*cked Up, Riverboat Gamblers, Strike Anywhere at Shirts for a Cure
The Shirts for a Cure Project and Photo Finish Records have announced the lineup for his year's SXSW day party will feature 7 Seconds,
Rival Schools,
Fucked Up,
Steel Train,
Riverboat Gamblers,
Envy on the Coast,
Strike Anywhere,
The Downtown Fiction,
Dead to Me,
I Fight Dragons,
Ashtree Close and a special guest.
The FREE event will be held on two stages at Red 7 (611 East 7th Street) on Friday March 19th, doors open at noon sharp. Donations will be collected at the door and are strong encouraged.
This is the fifth year Photo Finish and Shirts for a Cure has produced a showcase for SXSW. Performers in the past have included My Chemical Romance, Hot Water Music, The Bouncing Souls, Circa Survive, Head Automatica, Lifetime, Bane and many more. | |
| 02/08/2010 | New Streetlight Manifesto record due on March 16th
Victory Records has set a release date for Streetlight Manifesto's much anticipated new record 99 Songs of A Revolution: Vol 1. The record is due to hit stories on March 16th of this year. The project will follow up the ska-punk band's 2007 release Somewhere in the Between.
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| 02/08/2010 | Zoli Teglas to join Pennywise for European tour
According to the official website of Ignite, vocalist Zoli Teglas will be handling vocal duties for Pennywise on that's band's upcoming European tour.
Teglas has been filling in sporadically for Pennywise ever since original vocalist Jim Lindberg left the band back in August. | |
| 02/08/2010 | Alkaline Trio: "This Addiction"
Alkaline Trio have released the video for "This Addiction" from their upcoming album of the same name due out February 23, 2010.
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| 02/08/2010 | The Sainte Catherines to record new LP in 2010
Québécois punks The Sainte Catherines have announced that they'll be recording a new album this year. The band, who already have a ten song demo completed, is currently in the midst of writing another ten songs before hitting the studio for real.
Once released, the album will be the band's first since 2006's Dancing for Decadence. In the meantime, members of the group performed in Yesterday's Ring, whose Suburban Home Records debut Diamonds in the Ditch was released last year. | |
| 02/08/2010 | Vampire Weekend: "Ruby Soho" (Rancid)
Critically and commercially popular indie rock act Vampire Weekend appeared on the BBC's Zane Lowe radio programme last week, and during their in-studio session churned out a curious cover. The band performed their version of Rancid's 1995 hit "Ruby Soho" from their landmark ... And Out Come The Wolves record. You can
stream or download their version at Abeano Music
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| 02/08/2010 | Fucked Up announce Record Store Day 7"
 Celebrated Toronto hardcore act Fucked Up has announced a new 7" that will be available as part of Record Store Day on April 17th. The band announced:
Somehow we've never participated in Record Store Day before. We've done lots of instores all over the world, and have had to stop at stores to shop in probably every record store in the free world. This year we decided to do something special for RSD, because we think it's important. This April you'll be able to leave your house and go to a record store and get this cool record. We decided to use our 7" as a tribute to a bunch of cool stores in the US. Ten stores will each be featured with their own cover artwork, using pictures that they sent in to us. The 7" is just gonna be the two daytrotter songs from couple tracks, plus one that isn't on the CD ("Crooked Head").
You can see all eleven covers, along with a lengthy vinyl love letter, at the band's blog. Fucked Up recently collected a bunch of tracks from their prolific 7" output and released them as Couple Tracks: Singles 2002-2009.
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| 02/08/2010 | Teenage Rehab to release 'Abuse Your Solution' EP in May
Paducah, KY's Teenage Rehab will be releasing a new 7" titled Abuse Your Solution in May. Labels I Hate Punk Rock and Jailhouse Records will co-release the EP. The record will feature four new songs from the group, following up their 2009 LP Let's Be Enemies, and will be available in a run of 250 clear and 250 red vinyl.
The track "Southside Peasant" is currently streaming from I Hate Punk Rock Records' MySpace page. | |
| 02/08/2010 | Tours: Chixdiggit! (Edmonton, Calgary)
Calgary's Chixdiggit! is coming out of hibernation for a few shows this month. The pop punk act will perform
alongside fellow Albertans The Neckers at the Republik in their hometown on February 14th. Two days earlier the group will hit Edmonton's New City Likwid Lounge with the Old Wives and Zero Cool. The band performs rarely these days, most recently travelling down to California in the summer of 2009. Chixdiggit last released Pink Razors in 2005 on Fat Wreck Chords.
Oh, and speaking of Zero Cool, Chixdiggit's website appears to have been hacked by Brazilians. | |
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