Not On Tour - Outtakes
It’s been two long years since Israel's Not On Tour released 'Growing Pains,' a collection of fast and short melodic punk rock songs that stood out thanks to Sima Brami's powerful vocals.
It’s been two long years since Israel's Not On Tour released 'Growing Pains,' a collection of fast and short melodic punk rock songs that stood out thanks to Sima Brami's powerful vocals.
- by Nick Metherell

From the misty, pine-covered hills of the Pacific Northwest hail the Bridge City Sinners, who efffortlessly string together genres like prohibition era jazz and Appalachian death folk. Is it Dark Folk? Pre wartime era Jazz?
Everything old is new again, with white-collar scammers, right-wing reactionaries, and punk-rock watchdogs all doing their best to make the 2020s look just like the 1990s. In other words, it’s the perfect moment for a new split 7” from Stand Up! Records. On “Under the Table #2,” a true working man's* delight, the trenchant capitalist critiques and wild harmonica riffs of ‘90s underground icons the (Young) Pioneers are covered by their Minneapolis-based heirs, The Slow Death.
We are happy to premiere 'Feel The Same,' the new single by Lansing, MI's Rodey Boys. They are a queer rock ‘n roll band from Lansing, Michigan. Their rural roots combine Southern twang and 90s grunge in a truly lonesome and ornery fashion.
We are very excited to premiere the video for 'Old Things,' the latest single by our buds in American Thrills. The track is the title track off the band's recently released EP 'Old Things,' out now on New School Records and Cat's Claw Records.
We are very happy to stream 'A Silent War,' the debut full-length by All Hope Remains, in full. Over lockdown the Australian skate punk band concentrated their energy into recording a new album.

It’s been two years since Israel's Not On Tour released 'Growing Pains,' a collection of fast and short melodic punk rock songs that stand out even more thanks to Sima Brami''s powerful vocals.
San Francisco punks United Defiance are debuting a new track ("Sing With Me") off their upcoming album 'Change The Frequency' due out on October 1 (Digi/CD), with a vinyl release to follow in early 2022 via Thousand Islands Records. The new LP features guest vocals from Dave Pederson (Downway), Jason Devore (Authority Zero) and others, and is the follow-up to 2018's 'Safe At Home.
Can't Swim have announced their new album "Change of Plans", out October 22 on Pure Noise Records. To celebrate the announcement, the New Jersey band has dropped the video for the first single "Deliver Us More Evil".