The OBGMs - The Ends
The OBGMs, the Canadian trio who “spit fire” (Punk News) and “boast classic punk vibes with contemporary garage rock” (Alternative Press), have set an Oct. 30 release date for The Ends (Black Box Music).
Seaway - Big Vibe
The vacation is over for Canadian rock band SEAWAY, who have been hard at work on their new album "Big Vibe". A guitar-driven collection of songs with big hooks and a bigger attitude, "Big Vibe" is set to be released on October 16thvia Pure Noise Records. Today, Seaway is excited to share the first single and title track.
Attic Salt - Get Wise
Melodic, aggressive, catchy, unapologetically pop; all have been used to describe Attic Salt. Residing in the vibrant punk scene of Springfield, IL, Andy Harmon, Fred Malcom, and Skip Davis have been friends since the late 90’s and have spent a majority of that time playing in bands together. In late 2015, the group befriended Alyssa Currie to start a new project called Attic Salt.
Christophe Vanheygen
Christophe uses punk rock as an excuse for excessive drinking, self-pity and superficial friendships. He secretly loathes the music and has failed horribly at playing guitar in what he himself describes as "misunderstood cult bands".
Eric Bed
Eric has been hosting a radio show called Prescription Punk Rock in Quebec for over ten years. Along the way he has interviewed bands from all over the world and plans to keep on doing so for Punk Rock Theory as well.
Sohrab Habibion
Tom Dumarey
Lacking the talent to actually play in a band, Tom decided he would write about bands instead. Turns out his writing skills are mediocre at best as well.
Airstream Futures share Little Rocket Records' Countdown Session
As part of Little Rocket Records’ Countdown Sessions, Devon Carson and Jeff Dean of Chicago’s Airstream Futures went into the studio to record live acoustic versions of a handful of
Corporate Citizen - Six Minute Meeting
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Garrison - TV Or The Atom Bomb
The 90’s post-hardcore torchbearers known as Garrison are back with ‘TV Or The Atom Bomb,’ a name that at one point was on the table as a viable option for the band’s name.