House & Home - Find Sense. Feel Love. Make Light.

An album title like ‘Find Sense. Feel Love. Make Light.’ might have a new age-y ring to it, but don’t run away just yet.
An album title like ‘Find Sense. Feel Love. Make Light.’ might have a new age-y ring to it, but don’t run away just yet.
We are very happy to premiere the lyric video for Fire In The Radio’s new single, ‘Let’s Get To The Start’. It is the latest song to be taken off the band’s recently released album, ‘Monuments’.
Belgium’s Dear Hearts are back! ‘Old Shirts’ is the band’s new 4-song EP and from the second a killer lead takes flight on the opening track, you know you are in for something good.
FIELD DAY was born in 2019 after a conversation between Brian Baker, Doug Carrion and Peter Cortner regarding how best, if at all, to perform songs of DAG NASTY?s Wig Out at Denko's (Dischord Records) and Field Day (Giant Records) records live. With scheduling and geographic conflicts unavoidable, it was agreed that Doug and Peter would forge ahead under the name FIELD DAY, to avoid confusing Dag Nasty fans or promoters.
Washington, DC's American Television have shared a video for the song 'Wasteland USA'.
- by Tom Dumarey
San Diego's Hey, Chels will release their debut full-length 'Everything Goes' digitally for FREE on May 1st. The LP will also be released on vinyl later this year via Brainworm Records. The follow up to the band's well-received 2019 self-titled EP, ‘Everything Goes’ was recorded by Pat Hills at Earthtone Studios in Sacramento, CA.
On first listen, Pity Party’s new album Concrete sounds pissed off, much like some of their biggest inspirations The Distillers, Worriers, and War on Women. But upon further inspection, it’s the Oakland, CA-based band’s heart that comes through the most on this high-energy, heavy-hitting record about coping and healing through prolonged trauma.
We are very happy to bring you the video for the song ‘Recover’ by Gainesville's Sunshine State (which consists of ex-members of Against Me!, Whiskey & Co, J. Page, and The Scaries).
Following the release of two EPs, Santa Ana, CA based punk band Apathy Cycle decided to take things to the next logical level.