I’m Glad It’s You is proud to announce the new album Every Sun, Every Moon, due out May 15th on 6131 Records. The Redlands, CA band helmed by Kelley Bader recorded the record with J. Robbins (Promise Ring, Against Me!, Jimmy Eat World), and today they share the first two songs from the album, “Big Sound” and “Myths”. This spring I’m Glad It’s You will play shows across the US, including SXSW. Upcoming tour dates are below.
Auckland, New Zealand's Swallow The Rat have announced their upcoming debut full-length, Leaving Room, due out April 24th from Shifting Sounds. The album is a compelling tangle of driving post-punk rhythms and raw, shoegaze-tinged guitars, as evidenced by its first single "Bird of Ill". The song highlights Swallow The Rat's ability to assuredly build tension from hazy atmospherics to an absolutely towering conclusion, all expertly captured by producer/engineer Nick Abbott (Foals, Pulled Apart By Horses, Robert Plant).
The notorious No A.G.E is back! A guitar/drums duo (Randall and drummer/vocalist Dean Spunt) with a penchant for self-recorded samples, No Age are mostly unconcerned with things like space or pause, and Goons Be Gone is gorgeously thick-- a hazy, delirious expanse that's both comforting and disorienting.
I feel like this album cover should be one of those online things where you have to find all the movie references hidden in the picture.
We are happy to premiere ‘Theme Song,’ the new single by Oakland, CA queercore band Middle-Aged Queers.
What originally started as a solo project for North Carolina’s Ben Carr has grown into a solid new addition to the Dirtnap roster.
Following up on their White Claw jingle ‘Claws Out,’ Black Bolt is back with a new video for the song ‘Chill ‘Em All’.
Gimp-masked, satin-clad and armed with short punk ‘n roll blasts. That’s how Canada’s Dboy plan to end the creative coma and install a new standard.
Best new entry in the Bummer Punk category this month, maybe even this year goes to Spanish Love Songs with their new album, ‘Brave Faces Everyone’. The title alone tells you everything you need to
Seattle’s The Drowns were already off to a pretty good start with 2018’s ‘View From The Bottom’, but have truly come into their own now with the release of their new album.
